Lori Field, LCSW
Managing for Capacity: Executive Functioning in the Workplace
A New Lens on Performance, Productivity & Mental Health at Work
High-performing employees often silently navigate ADHD, anxiety, burnout, and executive functioning challenges that impact follow-through—but not potential.
Managing for Capacity is a strengths-based, interactive training for leaders, HR professionals, and teams who want to improve performance by understanding the role of executive functioning in the workplace.
What Is Executive Functioning?
Executive functions are the mental skills that help us plan, prioritize, organize, and follow through. When these systems are taxed—by neurodiversity, stress, or life demands—performance dips. But the solution isn’t always “try harder.”
This training offers practical tools for recognizing invisible barriers, reducing shame-based language, and supporting sustainable success—without compromising expectations.
Key Topics Covered
✔️ Recognizing executive function challenges in the workplace
✔️ Knowing when to stabilize vs. push for performance
✔️ High-impact language shifts that reduce shame and improve clarity
✔️ Tools for re-engaging after missed deadlines or time off
✔️ Time-blocking, planning, and scaffolding strategies that work
Ideal For
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Managers and team leads
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HR and wellness professionals
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Corporate and nonprofit teams
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Supervisors navigating remote or hybrid work dynamics
Format & Booking
🕒 60–90 minute training
🧑💼 Offered virtually or in-person (Rochester, NY area)
📘 Includes practical tools + optional Q&A
🎯 Customization available for your team’s needs
Let's Bring This Training to You
Whether you’re supporting a neurodiverse team or simply want to promote well-being and sustainable productivity, this training equips your team with insights and tools that work.