Neuropsychology in Education — Evidence-Based Programs for Schools
Our programs are designed for principals, teachers, school psychologists/counselors, SEN/IEP teams, and support staff—wherever classrooms need more focus, calm, and collaboration. Neuropsychology is translated into everyday practice so that within 30 days time on task increases, escalations decrease, and language and procedures become consistent across the whole community—from staff to parents.
Delivery is modular: combine short blocks into a pathway matched to student age, school priorities, and available time. Each session ends with “use tomorrow” tools and a simple measurement plan (quick pulse surveys, brief behavior tallies, routine observations).
Programs to mix and match:
Teacher Essentials: Attention, Memory & Motivation
We explain how the brain learns in real classroom conditions (attention cycles, spacing, retrieval) and turn that into micro-routines. Teachers leave with ready-to-use strategies that strengthen working memory and raise on-task behavior with minimal prep.
De-escalation & Emotion Regulation
Learn the neurobiology of stress at school and use step-by-step de-escalation scripts plus calm-down plans for students and adults. Shared language lowers tension so difficult moments resolve faster and more smoothly.
SEL that Works (Social and Emotional Learning, K–12)
SEL = systematic teaching of emotion recognition, regulation, empathy, and cooperation; K–12 covers the full spectrum from early years through secondary. We implement 2–5 minute practices (interoception, naming feelings, perspective-taking) and class rituals that build safe, resilient groups.
Executive Functions Bootcamp
Make executive functions—planning, inhibition, cognitive flexibility—teachable in everyday lessons. Practical tools support task initiation and completion (checklists, timers, cues), with adaptations for neurodiverse learners, including ADHD.
Parent Partnership: One School–Home Narrative
Establish shared scripts and simple home routines that mirror classroom supports. Parents receive concise guides, students hear one consistent message in two places, and change accelerates.
