Kimi Griffin (center), executive function coach in the UT Martin Accessibility Resource Center, gave a presentation at the Nov. 4 meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Martin. She explained that executive function coaching, offered through the Accessibility Resource Center, is an individualized one-on-one service designed to help students strengthen skills in organization, time management, focus and self-regulation. “This coaching is especially beneficial for students with ADHD, social anxiety and other executive functioning challenges,” Griffin said.
With her for the presentation was her husband, Rudy Griffin (back), assistant head coach and co-defensive coordinator for Skyhawk football. Laura Taylor (left) presented the speaker with a certificate of appreciation showing that a donation will be made in her honor to a local charity. Also shown is Sara Sieber, Kiwanis program chair for November, who introduced the speaker.
