Executive dysfunction arises from issues that affect the brain area that serves the executive functioning needs. These include problem-solving, multi-tasking, flexible thinking, motivation, and planning and organizing.
People who deal with executive dysfunction may encounter issues in work, relationships, and their personal life, such as being perceived as “lazy,” having poor planning or time management skills, and experiencing attention issues, impulsivity, mood changes, or disturbances. Common things that lead to executive dysfunction include brain injuries, trauma, ADHD, depression, or other cognitive or mental health disorders.
Available Treatment Options
Therapist interventions for executive dysfunction target skills such as planning, organizing, scheduling, motivation, self-worth, and coping for managing stressful situations or emotions.
Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With Executive Dysfunction
I specialize in helping individuals navigate a wide range of issues, include ADHD, anxiety, depression, stress management, relationship difficulties, trauma, self-esteem and addiction
Linda Schartman’s philosophy is that the person is not the problem (the problem is the problem). She is part of the LGBTQIA+ communities and is neurodiverse. Though she enjoy working with all people, her client demographics tend to be people assigned female at birth, transgender folks, creatives (whether by profession or interests), BIPOC individuals, and those obsessed with animals, nature, an...
Hi, I’m Lauren & I’m glad you’re here. My practice focuses on the anxiety, depression and life transitions. I take a collaborative approach to creating a safe environment for individuals to explore their innermost thoughts, emotions, and life challenges. I integrate traditional psychotherapies including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical-behavioral therapy (DBT) and solution-fo...
As a licensed educational psychologist, trained at Columbia University, I provide consultation, psychotherapy, and evaluation services. I work with children, adolescents, and adults to help them navigate a range of challenges that often manifests in life. I am licensed to provide comprehensive, individualized assessments of a person’s cognitive, social/emotional and academic skills in order to ...
Authentic Therapy Services, LLC is a virtual mental health practice focused on providing individual counseling for Neurodivergent (Autistic, ADHD) and LGBTQIA individuals. Based in York, PA, we provide trauma-informed and affirming mental health care for clients across both Pennsylvania and Maryland.
I am a licensed clinical social worker specializing in the treatment of adult ADHD. Additionally, I utilize a variety of therapeutic techniques and coaching strategies based in neuroscience to help clients improve cognition and executive functioning skills, emotional awareness and intelligence, and overall functioning in school, work, relationships and daily life. I incorporate treatment...
Are you are at a crossroads in your life? Do you feel you're living inauthentically or that some essential part of yourself got lost along the way? Oftentimes we hide complex parts of ourselves due to fear and, in so doing, experience depression and anxiety. Self-defeating belief patterns and narratives, often stemming from early conditioning, can trap us in habitual patterns of negative thinki...
The Healing Center for Kids specializes in counseling and behavioral health. We are located in Orland Park and New Lenox. Our primary focus is to provide services that will help children with ADHD, autism, anxiety, ODD, OCD, grief, depression, anger management, self-harm, social skills, and trauma. In order to ensure your child is receiving the right treatment we have 10 mental health therapist...