by Ruth Bomar | Aug 15, 2016 | Academic Coaching, ADHD Coaching
Understanding the ADD syndrome is the first step to understand why you do what you do and how to get on with your goals in life. Remember this: Executive function means the job of managing behavior and thoughts. This job is multi-layered and multi-faceted. It’s...
by Ruth Bomar | Aug 1, 2016 | Academic Coaching, ADHD Coaching
Executive function skills are the processes in our mind that manage and monitor our behavior and thoughts. Thomas E. Brown’s six-cluster arrangement helps explain a deficit (or simply inefficiency) in our executive function skills,commonly referred to as...
by Ruth Bomar | Aug 1, 2016 | Academic Coaching, ADHD Coaching, College Transition 101
I’ve worked with children with ADHD before ADHD became a household word. Most often, the students I worked with were undiagnosed. I didn’t know what to do with those kids or why they behaved the way they did. I continually looked for ideas about how to...
by Ruth Bomar | Jul 25, 2016 | Blog, College Transition 101, Resiliency
Everyone should go to college. People might criticize me for making such a blanket statement. And I understand the reasons for some folks who choose not to attend college. But hear me out. I work with college students with and students without learning disabilities...
by Ruth Bomar | Jul 18, 2016 | Blog, College Transition 101
Hubby Dear and I took a quick trip to Tulsa, Oklahoma last weekend. Before heading home we stopped by Schusterman Center, OU – Tulsa and Oral Roberts University. Being a photographer, he captured these striking images of both universities. I love...
