Coaching

Six Ways for Fathers with ADD to Nurture and Enjoy Their ADD Teens.

January 31, 2010

Dads: Give Your Son a Break BY HAROLD MEYER AND SUSAN LASKY http://addrc.org Dads with ADHD often have stormy relationships with their  teenage sons. Some feel guilty about passing the condition on to their child; oth­ers find it painful to watch him struggle with the same problems they had as a teen. Here are some [...]

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Why You Need A Credentialed ADHD Coach

January 21, 2010

“For many people with AD/HD, the desire – and ability – is there to do great things, but they often find it difficult to channel their ideas in productive and socially correct ways, or to stay with a concept until fruition. Common challenges, such as time management, organization, goal setting and prioritization are often issues [...]

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6 Ways to Combat Procrastination

December 31, 2009

6 Ways to Combat Procrastination Monday, December 28, 2009 Kathleen Nadeau, Ph.D. in Procrastination With Permission Procrastination can be caused by several things. You may procrastinate because you don’t enjoy a task. You may procrastinate because a task is large and challenging to organize. Or, you may procrastinate because you aren’t sure how to accomplish the [...]

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Transition from High School to College for Students with Disabilities

November 14, 2009

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Put Your Anger on Time-Delay

November 3, 2009

Okay, so your child/husband/wife/companion, etc. leaves for the day and you discover a number of things that were supposed to be done, but weren’t (taking out the garbage, making the bed, etc.).  You’re probably annoyed.  Make that really annoyed.  Especially if it happens frequently (and given the poor memory, distractibility, avoidance tendencies and lateness problems [...]

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What’s in an ADHD Coaching Credential?

November 3, 2009

Anyone can hang out a shingle and call himself an ADHD coach. While training in ADHD coaching doesn’t guarantee life-changing results for the client, it is one clue that the coach is qualified to work with clients who have the condition. Consumers need to understand what constitutes training, says coach Nancy Ratey. “A coach receives [...]

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Six Questions to Ask an ADHD Coach

November 3, 2009

Help for attention-deficit adults looking to find, hire, and work with an ADHD coach—and what you should expect when you do. by Laura Flynn McCarthy You’re an adult with attention deficit disorder (ADD ADHD) and you need to make a change. You want to switch jobs or stop chronic disorganization and lateness, which have been [...]

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More About Harold Robert Meyer

November 2, 2009

Here is What Others Have To Say: Kate Kelly, Founder, The ADDed Dimension coaching group. Co-author of You Mean I’m Not Lazy, Stupid or Crazy? Harold is one of the pioneers in the field of adult ADHD. His expertise and personal integrity are of the highest order. I would give him an unqualified recommendation as [...]

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Tips to Get Up and Out of Bed – On Time!

October 12, 2009

The Coaches Corner: Start with a plan for getting out of the house on time. Know how long it (realistically) takes you to get ready and/or to get your child ready in the morning.  Then work backwards to determine the necessary wakening time. Many adults are consistently late to work because they underestimate the amount [...]

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Questions to Ask a Prospective Coach

October 12, 2009

Some of these questions are really important, while others may be important to only certain people, or when there are specific needs. Your goal, as an “educated consumer” is to know what you want and to get the best input as to whether the coach you are speaking with is a good match for your [...]

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