About Sucheta Kamath, MA, CCC-SLP
TEDx speaker, SXSW EDU Panel Picker Nominee, and international educational instructor, ExQ Founder Sucheta Kamath is a sought-after motivational leader and media resource on executive function training.
A life-long learner, educator, and mentor, Sucheta is the recipient of multiple professional awards for developing process-specific training programs designed to teach mastery of Executive Function, memory, higher-order cognition, and self-regulation. Sucheta hopes to bring ideas about Executive Function to larger audiences that include professionals, educators, parents, and leaders whose efficacy in influencing others depends on a capacity to make changes to themselves.
Entries by Sucheta Kamath, MA, CCC-SLP
Executive Function Day at the Georgia State Capitol
by Sucheta Kamath, MA, CCC-SLPIn a historic move, the Georgia House of Representatives has adopted a groundbreaking resolution, HR 1555, officially recognizing Executive Function Day at the Georgia State Capitol.
ExQ Sponsors the 2023 Georgia School Boards Association (GSBA) / Georgia School Superintendents (GSSA) Annual Conference
by Sucheta Kamath, MA, CCC-SLPThe GSBA / GSSA Annual Conference is the premier annual event for Georgia public schools and educational leaders.
Sucheta Kamath Invited Speaker GSSA
by Sucheta Kamath, MA, CCC-SLPSucheta Kamath, Founder and CEO of ExQ®, is thrilled to announce her participation in the Partnership for Awareness Event, in San Marino, California, on 2021 Thursday, November 9, 7:00 pm PST
2023 SSTAGE Keynote Speaker
by Sucheta Kamath, MA, CCC-SLPSucheta Kamath, Founder and CEO of ExQ®, is thrilled to announce her participation in the Partnership for Awareness Event, in San Marino, California, on 2021 Thursday, November 9, 7:00 pm PST
The Games People Play
by Sucheta Kamath, MA, CCC-SLPWhen we lived in Boston, one my favorite stores to visit was, and still is, Games People Play. They sell puzzles and games (maybe a bit overpriced). I have spent countless hours in places…
What it means to Remember to Remember
by Sucheta Kamath, MA, CCC-SLPWhen Winston Churchill said, “Let our advance worrying become our advance thinking and planning,” He was probably referring to prospective memory. Here’s a quick personal story…
