Responsible parents, teachers, and counselors can be the most influential mentors in a young person's life, from childhood through adulthood. This series highlights the importance of building emotional intelligence and executive function skills in children, teens, and young adults. The tools offered in these books can be easily put into practice by families and educators, making them reasonable expectations as you assemble support teams for our most important young minds. They include recommendations for both home and school settings. Additionally, the author provides special consideration for accommodations related to ADHD, presenting real-life situations and emphasizing the importance of forming educational partnerships that recognize the physiological aspects of one of the most misunderstood neurodevelopmental disorders families encounter today.