If you have ADHD, the structured, collaborative, and ongoing support of a coach can be a powerful tool.
ADHD coaching is not fundamentally different from other coaching, except that the coach
If you have ADHD, you may live your life
ADHD coaching addresses the chronic impairment of the brain's executive functions that can be the most frustrating aspect of this syndrome for adults and is largely responsible for the above conditions. Executive functions include the ability to organize for work tasks, actually get started, maintain focus, sustain energy, manage frustration, and follow through to completion.
An ADHD coach partners with you to create external structures for managing time, space, behavior, and things. The coach
Adults with ADHD who benefit most from coaching are those who bring a desire for change to the coaching partnership, a belief that they are able to make this change, and a willingness to work to accomplish it. Under these circumstances, the possibilities are all but limitless.