Executive Functioning Skills Group for Teens Ages 13–17
Build skills. Reduce overwhelm. Gain confidence.
Many teens struggle with organization, time management, emotional regulation, and follow-through. The struggle is increasingly difficult in today’s fast-paced, high-expectation world. This weekly executive functioning skills group for teens provides a supportive and structured environment to learn skills that make school, home life, and relationships feel more manageable.
Through guided discussion, practical tools, and peer connection, teens will learn how their brains work and why certain tasks feel so challenging. They will also learn strategies that actually help. The group emphasizes skill-building, self-awareness, and confidence without shame or pressure. Participants will gain tools to reduce procrastination and overwhelm, in addition to stronger emotional regulation and stress management.
Each session offers practical strategies teens can use immediately, along with accountability and encouragement from peers who are navigating similar challenges.
This group is facilitated by Prudence Rehm, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with over 11 years of experience supporting children, adolescents, and adults. Prudence earned her Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis from The Chicago School and has extensive experience helping individuals overcome behavioral, developmental, emotional, and learning challenges. She is passionate about empowering others through a compassionate, strengths-based approach that supports meaningful growth and success.
