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MENTAL FLEXIBILITY

Mental flexibility for neurodiverse individuals involves staying open to experiences, adjusting behaviors and perspectives to meet situational demands, and taking purposeful actions aligned with personal values. It emphasizes adaptability, resilience, and present-moment awareness, supporting individuals in navigating challenges and engaging with life in meaningful and effective ways. These skills focus on Executive Functioning. 

ABOUT THE MENTAL FLEXIBILITY PROGRAMME 

Mental flexibility is a crucial psychological skill, and is related to Executive Functioning. that involves the ability to adapt to changing circumstances and stress, maintain resilience, and manage emotions effectively. It incorporates a range of cognitive and behavioral processes that enable individuals to navigate life's challenges with agility and ease. By taking this course, workshop or one-on-one guidance you may learn the following skills: 

  • Perspective-Taking:

    • Practicing seeing situations from multiple viewpoints

  • Adaptability to Change and Stress:

    • The capacity to adjust thoughts, behaviors, and emotions in response to new situations or stressful events.

  • Resilience:

    • The ability to bounce back from setbacks and maintain a positive outlook in the face of adversity.

  • Planning and Problem Solving Strategies ​

    • Develop ways to manage time, reduce perfectionism, organize goals and ​maximize task approach strategies.

  • Behavioral Skills for Attention and Concentration

    • Work-around attention constraints, manage contexts which affect attention, maximize opportunities to concentrate and attend. ​

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