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What to do with suspicions that it’s NOT ADHD

The Role of Comorbid Conditions in Coaching Adults with ADHD

Taught by ADHD coach and licensed psychologist, Peggy Laneri, PhD, CPC

ADHD Coaches Continuing Education

ACCE (pronounced “ace”) for short

Created and supported by the ADHD Coaches Organization

Beginning March 9, 2010

5 weeks — 1 hour each meeting
12:00-1:00 p.m. eastern

Get the handout for the Expert Speaker Call here.

Listen to a recording of Peggy Laneri’s Expert Speaker Series call on this topic

This five-week, 5-hour course, designed specifically for ACCE, will teach coaches to understand how to recognize and handle suspicions of things that are not ADHD – Anxiety, Depression, BiPolar, and Aspergers.

Dr. Laneri will provide specific information about these disorders and symptoms and how to talk to a client who is experiencing these disorders.

The ACCE program provides opportunities for coaches to learn up-to-date information and groundbreaking skills from top experts.  It was developed as part of the ACO’s commitment to continuing education in coaching.  Life Coaches, Business Coaches and others in our industry are looking to us for guidance.  Through the ACCE program the ACO will strive to provide all coaches with continuing education relevant to the field of ADHD Coaching.

Register for Dr. Laneri’s ACCE course below

The fee is $175 for ACO Members and $225 for nonmembers.

More information about this ACCE program:

Contact:  Joyce Kubik

Phone:  (440) 933-8309

Contact the ACO here.

More information about Peggy Laneri

Member rate
$175.

Nonmember rate
$225.

To get more reminders about this class click here

For more information about this course, use the ACO Contact form here.

Or call Joyce Kubik directly at (440) 933-8309

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