You know the task should be simple. Reply to the message. Make the appointment. Start the project. But when you sit down to do it, you can't find where to begin, and a short list starts to feel like a wall of decisions.
The cost isn't just the unfinished list. It's the extra time spent recovering, restarting, and remembering what you meant to do—and the sense that everyone else manages this without a second thought.
Executive-function struggles aren't solved by pushing yourself or downloading another system you can't maintain.
Understand what's getting in the way, and practice a workable approach.
Live sessions and Q&A when offered, for real-time support.
Ready-to-use templates and checklists, so you're not starting from a blank page.
Connect with others who understand, so this doesn't have to feel isolating.
Learn on your schedule, and return to the right strategy when you need it.
New tools and lessons added as they're developed.
Work & Career • Home & Daily Life • Relationships • Finances • School & Learning • Personal Growth
Find lessons and tools that match your current challenges.
Understand the executive functions behind your experience.
Focus on one area that would make life easier.
Use the tools in real situations.
Keep adjusting until it fits your life.
5. Procrastinates even when something matters
6. Needs better routines and systems
7. Wants to understand how their brain works
8. Wants practical tools for a more manageable life
A diagnosis is not required to join.
You don't need everything under control before you start. Begin with one lesson, one tool, and one everyday situation you want to handle differently.
Bob and Karen Haggard are the co-founders of TheraTech Learning.
Karen Haggard, M.Ed., is an educational therapist and executive-function coach with more than 30 years of experience helping learners of all ages. She translates executive-function concepts into practical strategies for everyday life.
Bob Haggard brings experience from the military, law enforcement, the fire service, EMS, and cybersecurity leadership. His perspective connects executive-function principles to high-pressure work, communication, and real-world decision-making.
Together, they created TheraTech Learning to make executive-function education practical, accessible, and relevant to real life.
Both plans include the same content, community, and learning opportunities. Only how you pay is different.
Two months free—save $74 compared to paying monthly.
Annual payments are non-refundable.
4. What if I don't know which strategy I need?
The lessons help you understand what's getting in the way, and the tools give you a practical place to start.
5. Will I be learning alone?
No. Community connection and live learning opportunities are part of the membership.
6. How much does membership cost?
$37 a month or $370 a year.
Choose your membership, and begin strengthening the executive-function skills behind your everyday life.