EFToolkit

Information updated on Tuesday, July 2nd 2024, 14:16
Services
Executive Function instruction/intervention
Online Learning - blogs, resources, webinars, apps, telehealth
Speech / Language Therapy

Iris Wong (EFToolkit) offers asynchronous and synchronous in-person and Zoom-based support services to adult parents, child and teen neurodivergent (PDA, ADHD lived experience) individuals, and providers/family members wanting more deeply understand this community. Focus areas: executive function, nervous system regulation, interest-led work, and neuroaffirming speech therapy. CA based (for speech) and US any location (for virtual).

Re​sourcing

As a caregiver – we give from what we have and ​sometimes from what we don’t have too.

That’s the sobering reality. We may live in the ​both/and – holding up that which is hard + that ​which is beautiful.

Exploration

I believe our innate wisdom lies at the intersection ​of knowing and living – executive functioning x ​nervous system regulation play.

Curi​ous?

As​ynchronous Coaching

Currently offering Slack 1:1 coaching.

Submit 1 question, wonder or story each week. ​Receive a response by the close of the week.

Use voice recordings (transcripts incl.), text, ​memes ​- whatever floats your boat.

Current rates:​ $15-50/month, sliding scale

In the long-term, I’m aiming to be in network wi​th Kaiser, BCBS and a regional ​center vendor.

Home-based services

I started my career with the 0-3 year littles (home + ​center-based) and moved into the PreK, elementary ​and secondary schools space. If you reside in ​Pleasanton, Dublin or San Ramon – I am able to travel ​to you within my time parameters.

Zoom-based Services

For those who prefer virtual 1:1 (parents/caregivers ​welcome!) speech therapy services – let’s connect ​and see if this is a good fit for your context. ​Available ​to those based in CA.

PDA –consult

if you are a professional / provider for a PDAer or multiply neurodivergent child or ​teen (e.g., ADHD and PDA Autistic)

keywords: pathological demand avoidance