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Inhibiting
Some children have trouble ‘inhibiting’ their actions. They seem to forge ahead without ever stopping. They often make mistakes but then immediately feel remorse. For example, they might hit other children and then feel sorry, without being able to articulate what...
Initiating
Some children have trouble ‘initiating’ their actions. They just don’t get started. Homework time can be filled with yelling and crying at your house. Teachers may get frustrated because your child drags her feet in class. Your child may be a procrastinator. You may...
Memory For Places
Some children may have trouble remembering how things look. This type of memory is often referred to clinically as visual memory. Visual memory is involved with remembering places. Some children with these challenges get lost easily, even when they have been to...