Our mission is to help children and adults flourish by providing executive function coaching and educating parents and teachers about ' #executivefunctions
London, England
Joined September 2016
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Rates of anxiety and depression in young people are significantly higher than they were before the pandemic. We are looking at whether a 30-min online intervention can help YP who are struggling. Please go to bit.ly/32Me1Zi for more information. Please RT!
ConnectionsinMind retweeted
Want to help your kids, or students, understand racism?
BBC Bitesize on racism:
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Parental toolkit from @NBCNewsLearn:
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Factsheets and films from @SRTRC_England:
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ConnectionsinMind retweeted
FREE WEBINAR: Victoria The Co Founder of @ConninMind will join our very own Lisa Mangle tomorrow @ 8pm to discuss how parents can manage ADHD through medication & harnessing executive functions, with a special focus on the current ‘lock-down’ & Covid-19.
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We are looking forward to welcoming @BettinaHohnen tomorrow for our Cromwell Lecture 2020 Fully booked!!!
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Did you know that while cognitive flexibility is considered to be one of the three main #ExecutiveFunctions, it requires both working memory and inhibitory control to develop? Find out why in this post: garfortheducation.com/cognit…
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I will be talking to a small group of 16-18 year olds at @GandLSchool today about #stress. This small group then pass on their new knowledge to the wider group. A fantastic way to capitalise on #peertopeer learning @Incredible2019
#peertopeer teaching is highly effective at any age but esp. in the #teenagebrain. We discuss HOW to capitalise on the gift of the #social brain in #TheIncredibleTeenageBrain book - including a cracking #casestudy #TuesdayTip #TeachingTips #StudentEngagement #InspireIncredible
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We are so excited to be here today in Liverpool at the @ADHDFoundation conference! It’s only 9am and we’ve already had so many inspiring conversations. #ADHDConf
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Fascinating training on Executive Function approaches in the classroom -Activated Learning Connections in Mind. Love links between neuropsychology & education to support children's learning. @BettinaHohnen @CiMFoundation @LCFaith #ActivatedLearning @UoBSchoolofEd @Ethical_Leader
ConnectionsinMind retweeted
I'm going to be talking about neurodiversity and the teenage brain soon. Just a few tickets left bit.ly/2KZtCeg @CiMFoundation @ConninMind
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We will be sharing key insights the recent CiMF talk by Stephanie Camilleri @theadhdadvocate co-hosted with @BellHouseNews
The Talk was about the Navigating the SEND legal framework and securing the best educational outcomes for children and young people.
ConnectionsinMind retweeted
@VictoriaBagnall speaking about Executive Functions at the @psbacc
“I was surprised to note few delegates knew much about EFs before my talk. They left informed, inspired and ready to think about next steps to develop executive functions in their students.”
#executivefunctions
ConnectionsinMind retweeted
We are excited to be recording our next podcast flourish with the knowlegable @theadhdadvocate @BettinaHohnen introducing at the @CiMFoundation talk@BellHouseNews
ConnectionsinMind retweeted
Here is a video from Kids that want to know, which gives a clear understanding of the way children's brains work. It can be shown to help understand, recognise and manage challenges in weak emotional control.
#executive functions
#executiveskills
#EFs
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ConnectionsinMind retweeted
At CiMF we are very excited to share @danidonovan's work. She does an amazing job of depicting executive functions. All of us have EF strength and weaknesses, however this is often more pronounced if you have ADHD.
#executivefunctions
#ADHD
#EFskills
All or nothing.
For me, #ADHD results in a lot of black-or-white thinking. Anything less than perfect feels like a total failure. Breaking even ONE DAY of a streak immediately results in falling off the wagon.
I am 100% or 0%, and have a hard time accepting anything in between.
ConnectionsinMind retweeted
Excited to develop our EF training for lecturers & tutors in pastoral care of students @ShannonCollege This highlights our coach training is transferable to all populations. Here we trained educationalists working with a non-clinical population. #executivefunctions #EFskills
ConnectionsinMind retweeted
Teen mental health in an online world. Victoria Betton and James Woollard are talking how we need to “lean in” to young people’s media use to get them to open up @ConninMind @CMPparenting #TeenOnlineMH
ConnectionsinMind retweeted
Vulnerable teens also say there are positive effects of social media. Just banning or blaming it isn’t the answer
ConnectionsinMind retweeted
Young people do not need adults snooping over their shoulders, but they do need
an adult watching their back.
Wonderful final thought of the talk. Thank you @VictoriaBetton
@Psycle_Doc #TeenOnlineMH
#mentalhealth
#teenagers
#teenwellbeing
#executivefunctions
#EFskills
ConnectionsinMind retweeted
Parents & practitioners must be allies to teens social media use. To help and empower them to make wise choices as they are online that promote positive mental health, wellbeing and resilience. @VictoriaBetton
@Psycle_Doc #TeenOnlineMH #socialmedia
#adolescent #screens
