Empower your teen with the skills for success, with less nagging and last minute stress.

Many kids and uni students with ADHD are incredibly bright. But they're also often wobbly in the important organisational, planning, attention and task initiation skills required to do well at school.

And more importantly, these are the same skills our kids need to have a good quality of life and to create a successful future.

It's a comment lament of late-diagnosed adults with ADHD: "I wish I'd learned this stuff when I was a kid!"

The benefits of executive function skills building for students go well beyond improved academic performance and behaviour at school. But they are welcome side effects.