Our Self-Paced ADHD & Executive Function Course

Executive function, or EF, is a set of cognitive processes that control and regulate our behaviors, help us to navigate complex situations, and support us in achieving our goals. It's the mental "CEO" that helps us plan, organize, focus, and make decisions. This course will give you actionable strategies to utilize in your personal and professional life to enhance your productivity, improve your organizational performance, and grow your cognitive flexibility.

Monthly Subscription
$14.95
Every month

This self-paced ADHD & Executive Function course explores key cognitive skills like attention, decision-making, time management, and organization, offering practical strategies to boost productivity, enhance performance, and improve cognitive flexibility in both personal and professional life.

✓ Receive your first month free with promo code: FREEMONTH
✓ Access to over 65+ modules
✓ Paid on a monthly cadence
Yearly Subscription
$149.50
Every year

This self-paced ADHD & Executive Function course explores key cognitive skills like attention, decision-making, time management, and organization, offering practical strategies to boost productivity, enhance performance, and improve cognitive flexibility in both personal and professional life.

✓ Receive your first month free with promo code: FREEMONTH
✓ Automatically receive two additional months free
✓ Access to over 65+ modules
✓ Reduced rate of $12.50 per month

Disclaimer: At the end of your free month, the card on file will be charged if the subscription has not been cancelled.

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Do you struggle with…

Feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list

Procrastinating or forgetting things altogether

Tired of being late or missing deadlines

Unable to express yourself clearly

Difficulty prioritizing tasks

Easily distracted

Inconsistent productivity levels

Lack of focus during crucial work

Been called “flaky” or “unmotivated”

Feeling unsupported in your journey

Forget one-size-fits-all. At The How Skills, we use research-based, expert coach led modules to help you develop skills that teach you how to find your focus, build effective routines, and stay motivated when you experience setbacks — so you can manage real-life situations and follow through to achieve more.

Our coaches are trained educators with master’s or doctorate level degrees and subject matter expertise in executive function, productivity, and organization. Through self-paced learning modules, they’ll teach you to understand your goals and the challenges you’re experiencing to meet you where you are and help you get where you’re going, step by step.

Why It Works

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Client Centered

We've chosen specific strategies and executive function areas that our coaching clients have experienced barriers in to support you in your journey!

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Our expert coaches have created the 65+ modules to support you in your journey based on their experiences and expertise coaching thousands of clients.

Led by Expert Coaches

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Built to be Customizable

This course will introduce you to new tools and guide you on how to implement them to build sustainable habits and achieve your goals.

Testimonials

“The categorized layout effectively facilitated the selection of videos relevant to my specific focus within my available time.”
“I like the animations and images that were used throughout. It kept it visually interesting so I didn’t get pulled away or bored. The coaches are great narrators, [they] look really engaged in the content. And if the async content is like the 1 on 1 [coaching], it will be really helpful to people!”
“I had a great experience with this course and am super happy I had the opportunity to try it.”
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This course is centered around these key executive function areas:

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Task Initiation

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Communication

Self-Care/Stress. Illustration of a person meditating with a heart and a gear symbol.

Self-care / Stress

Workload Management. Colorful speedometer icon with gradient background and needle pointing right.

Workload Management

Organization. Icon of a person surrounded by symbols of communication and connection, including a heart and speech bubble.

Organization

Decision Making. Two directional signs, one blue labeled 'A' pointing left and one green labeled 'B' pointing right, on a black background.

Decision-making

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  Focus  

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Memory

Time management. Simple turquoise clock icon with black hands

Time Management

Problem Solving. Illustration of a flowchart with green question mark, purple gear, and blue light bulb.

Problem Solving

FAQs

  • This course can help past, future, and current clients looking to enhance their skills. It can also support individuals who may not be ready for the monetary or time commitment of 1:1 coaching, but are in need of support.

    This course specializes in overcoming executive function challenges whether they are neurodivergent or neurotypical.

  • Currently, there are 65+ modules focused around productivity, time management, and organization to support individuals experiencing executive function barriers.

  • Within each module, there are “checkpoints” to ensure that you are understanding the key elements of the course. The checkpoints are set up to increase accountability, rather than serve as a test or quiz.

  • Executive Function (EF) is a term for a set of cognitive skills that help you manage your behavior and achieve goals. These skills include things like:

    • Planning and organizing: Making a plan to reach a goal and figuring out the steps you need to take.

    • Flexible thinking: Adjusting to new situations or changing your approach when something isn’t working.

    • Self-control: Managing impulses, emotions, and behaviors so you can stay focused and act appropriately.

    Basically, executive function is like the brain’s “management system.” It’s what allows you to think ahead, focus, solve problems, and regulate emotions — all the things that help you get things done efficiently and effectively.

    When people have trouble with executive function, they might struggle with things like starting tasks, keeping track of time, remembering what they were supposed to do, or staying calm under pressure.

    Check out our page about executive function to learn more!

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