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Picture a figure eight lying on its side. Some know this as the infinity sign, but around here we like to call it the “lazy eight.” It’s a familiar symbol, […]

As cognitive trainers, we love to get our students thinking about what and how they are thinking. The fancy term for this is metacognition. So naturally, when we saw the […]

Everyone gets stuck sometimes. It’s part of life. Children and parents, students and working adults; everyone can find themselves stuck in a stop-start cycle and have no idea how they […]

Yes! Parents and students ask this question all of the time. The best and shortest answer is, YES. If you don’t have a proper pencil grip then surely you are […]

Eating the wrong types of food can lead to fatigue, memory loss and lack of concentration. According to Dr. Daniel G. Amen, author of Healing ADD, choosing to consume unhealthy […]

SimpleMind SimpleMind is an amazing app that allows its user to create organized visual representations of the scattered, unfocused thoughts that run through our minds. It’s an upgraded to-do list, […]

Checklists and Supportive Coaching As adults we transition from task to task without effort. We all have a daily routine that ranges from your first cup of coffee, to getting […]

Interview with Katie Ranck At Pathfinders we are very selective when it comes to hiring potential cognitive trainers. We knew right away that Katie would be a great fit for […]

Interview with Rebecca Bollar Rebecca is another one of our valued Cognitive Trainers who brings laughter to everyone around her. Her upbeat and positive attitude allows her to be the […]