ACHIEVEMENT
THROUGH CHRIST, COACHING, LEARNING & SYSTEMS
ADHD is a neurological disorder and
there is no quick fix.
Our. brains. are. different.
I consider it a privilege to be one part of your journey as you learn how to thrive with ADHD. Yes, it is possible!
You want to:
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Be more consistent in your relationship with God
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Be more consistent and disciplined in general
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Stop making careless mistakes
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Have better focus
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Follow through and finish things
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Get started on stuff without undue procrastination
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Improve your organization of tasks and activities
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Stop losing things
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Stop being so distracted by your thoughts and stimuli in your environment
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Stop forgetting daily activities and action items
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Rest.
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Be free from shame and being untruthful & unkind to yourself in your mind
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Know how to advocate for yourself with your coworkers, family & friends
The Programs
6 Week Bootcamp
or 12 Week Mastery Program
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Free Discovery
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6 or 12 ADHD Coaching Sessions (including Welcome & Farewell Session) depending on the program you choose
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8 Point Checkins
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Executive Functioning Skills Assessment
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College clients also take the College Readiness Assessment
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6 ADHD Classes
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Daily 5 minute Morning Check-Ins to set goals
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Personalized Weekly Work Schedule
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Access to my coaching platform and dozens of resources such as podcasts, sermons & articles
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Text support & regular accountability
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Executive Functioning Skills prayer resource
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Duration:
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Bootcamp-6 Weeks​​
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Mastery Program-12 weeks
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Individual Bespoke Coaching
Bootcamp
This program is designed to get you motivated, educated and equipped to thrive in your life as a person with ADHD. We will meet twice a week for 6 Weeks, for 2-5 hours per week depending on your needs. There are also daily 3-5 minute morning check-ins. Please keep in mind this program is VERY RIGOROUS and only for individuals who are ready to do the work.
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Mastery Program
This program is the Bootcamp plus 6 more weeks of everything except the classes. You hone your custom time management skills, productivity systems and accountability supports.
We Meet Twice a Week
Coaching is best when it is consistent. We work in 6-week rotations, for 2-5 hours a week for the first 6 weeks. After the first 6 weeks we determine the schedule that works best moving forward. This schedule is different than other ADHD coaches. Standard ADHD coaching typically is one hour per week with a text check-in mid-week. In my experience, this is not enough time to develop skills in my clients, who need frequent breaks due to attentional fatigue, time to find misplaced materials & data, as well as time to absorb the teaching portion of the sessions.
8 Point Check,
Every Session
Every session includes an 8-Point Check on the areas of our lives that ADHD impacts the most, including nutrition, sleep, tech habits and our inner narrative. Checking on these areas is key so that you learn when you are out of balance & how to re-center. So much of having ADHD is seeing our lives through a peephole-it is hard for us to get the overview. If you are in college, we will also check your grades in each class.
ADHD Classes
No, you are not reading these books! But I have read them and many others and have designed virtual classes for your beautiful and complex brain. There are several research-based lessons on key issues related to ADHD we will cover. These classes will change you because they will change the way you see ADHD and yourself. We cover metacognition, motivation, goal-directed persistence, nutrition, sleep & time management, just to name a few. These classes are mandatory.
Weekly Work Schedule
Throughout our journey, we custom-design your time management system, allowing for your unique time horizon & time blindness. We go over all you have to get done in the coming week, and make sure it is in your calendar with the appropriate reminders and alarms. I also check in with you frequently in the beginning because ADHD is typically activated by accountability. If you are a college client, your work schedule includes coaching session times, class location and time, professor office hours, academic support appointments, workouts, games/meets, team meetings, work time, study time, recreational & social activities, etc.