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Amanda Gray is back! She has a practice in the Dallas area called "Gray Area". She helps individuals with ADHD and related challenges work on homework, study skills, and strategies that will help them at school and in life. She talks with Susan and Cissy about Executive Functioning and working to find what works. This can be very individualized. The skills needed may be the same such as organization, being on time, and finishing homework and other assignments, but what will help each person may look very different. Please enjoy this first half of our conversation with her about the topic. Come back next week for the rest of our conversation to learn new things and get great tips. Let us know if you knew the answer to the question.
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