Executive Functioning Skills for Teens

A Practical Parent’s Guide to Helping Teenagers Improve Time Management, Procrastination, Impulse Control, Planning and Organization

De: Ellie Benson

Narrado por: Catherine Hein Carter

Turn Overwhelm into Achievement: Help Your Teen Conquer Organization, Impulse Control and Time Management Without Endless Nagging or Power Struggles.

• Are you exhausted from battling your teen’s disorganization, wondering if they’ll ever manage their time, keep track of their belongings or stay on top of their responsibilities?
• Do you feel like you’re constantly reminding your teen to do their homework, only to watch them procrastinate until the last minute – again?”
• Do you worry about how your teen will manage as they move toward adulthood?

If you answered yes to any of these, then rest assured – you are not alone! Parenting a teenager today feels like navigating through a maze of screens, schedules and stress. And you might wonder…..How can I help my child thrive in this overwhelming world?

In this book, you'll find practical, actionable strategies and tools that can be selected and applied to address the unique strengths and challenges of your teenager.

Strategies to:

• Create structured routines that stick
• Foster open communication that strengthens your bond
• Improve abilities to focus on completing the task at hand
• Build social skills through real-world scenarios
• Support better decision-making
• Develop lasting confidence through small wins

And much more….

Every teenager is wonderfully unique and “one size fits all” approaches just don’t work. That’s why this book is not a cookie cutter approach. The strategies are customizable for your teen’s personality and needs and will be prioritized according to your teen’s own strengths and challenges. If you want to help your teen become independent, focused, and ready for success, then scroll up and click the "Add to Cart" button now!

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No-Nonsense Organization Tips

For a straightforward look at how to get a teenager organized, this audiobook is an excellent choice. The time management strategies are perfect for anyone who feels like they are always rushing from one thing to the next. I liked the focus on simple, everyday actions that help build up a teen’s executive functioning skills. It’s a very practical and helpful resource that is easy to listen to and even easier to put into practice.

Executive Functioning Skills for Teens

Executive Functioning Skills for Teens gives clear, practical, flexible strategies for parents struggling with their teen’s organization and time management. I like the fact that it recognised that every teenager is different and focused on reducing conflict while building independence and confidence.

Guide for both Teens and parents

Teenagers can learn many things. As a teen, I needed to plan for my future career. My school did not provide all the necessary tools to help me decide what I wanted to be. I love my parents, who did not speak English. Still, they always taught me important principles to learn, get an education, organize my ideas to improve my time management, and face whatever challenges might arise. We are not alone, and I’m happy that this audiobook exists.

Advice for Parents of teens

I found this audiobook really helpful as a parent trying to understand how to better support my teen. The explanations are clear and the strategies are realistic, especially around time management and dealing with procrastination. I appreciated that the suggestions are easy to follow and based on real-life situations. It gave me a better understanding of what my teenager might be going through and how I can respond more effectively. Definitely worth a listen if you're looking for ways to help your teen build stronger habits.

Great for mentors, teachers, anyone around teens

Listened out of curiosity for work, stayed because it’s genuinely helpful. I really like the calm tone and the way this breaks down things like procrastination and time blindness. It’s aimed at parents, sure, but honestly I found myself taking notes for my own life too.