CU Medicine Psychiatry - Executive Functioning Clinic is committed to helping individuals with executive functioning deficits and their families access evidence-based interventions aimed at improving their daily living and functioning.

Executive functioning describes how well individuals access and use a set of brain-based skills that are essential for adaptive living in their day-to-day settings. Individuals with executive functioning deficits may display difficulties with planning, getting started and completing activities, staying organized, self-monitoring their work and behavior, adapting to changes, and controlling impulses.

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Our University of Colorado School of Medicine behavioral health clinicians employ a patient-centered approach in developing an individualized treatment plan that takes into account the unique experiences and goals of each patient.

Our outpatient clinic services help those who are experiencing difficulty:

• setting goals

• planning efficiently

• compromising

• problem-solving

• staying focused while executing plans

• using motivation and reminder systems

• regulating emotions

Services:

• Group Services (For elementary, middle, and high school aged youth)

• Individual Therapy (For children, adolescents, and adults)

To schedule with CU Medicine Psychiatry - Executive Functioning Clinic, please contact the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Depression Center at 303-724-3300.