Executive function skills are an integral part of everyday life.  Whether task initiation, organization, working memory, or flexible thinking, these skills help to guide our actions.  Developing these skills takes practice and patience and are often challenging for neurodiverse individuals. We invite you to join us to expand your understanding of what these skills are and how they impact behavior, so you can better support the child/student in your life.

Register here. The Zoom link will be sent to you a few days before the presentation.

Speaker Bio: Shannon Sousa, MS, CCC-SLP, ATP is a speech-language pathologist, Director of Assistive Technology at Community Autism Resources and teaches life skills through the Gottschall Access Program.  Shannon received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Wheaton College, Master of Science in Speech Language-Pathology from URI Certification in Assistive Technology from UNH.
Shannon enjoys helping individuals of all ages learn new skills and explore assistive technology supports.  She aims to find creative ways to motivate individuals by incorporating interests into sessions.  In her free time, she enjoys listening to musicals, crafting, and playing with her dog, Ripley.