Welcome to the ADHD Coaches Organization

We're glad you saw the ADHDAwareness2010.org website.
... and that it brought you to our site.

ADHD coaches know that
being an adult with ADHD
is more than just being late
and losing your keys.

It's also having a brain that sometimes blinks.

So you miss important instructions like exactly when that report is due
or when you're supposed to pick up the kids.

It's not noticing the social cues saying, "Stop talking now." or "That's not appropriate."

It's living to excess and making choices that you know you'll regret later.

It's not being able to see the right order of the day. And not being able to set priorites that will help you through it.

It's knowing that you're being judged for the messiest office or because you just can't do small talk.

Or worse, it's knowing that people just don't want to depend on you.

These are the kinds of obstacles that coaches help clients with every day.

Coaching is not about someone else telling you what to do or what will work.
It's about someone asking you what you think will work in your situation.
A coach will help you flesh out new perspectives.
A coach will help you get the most from your own best ideas.

So if you're ready to take control of your life...

Whether you have a diagnosis or not
or if you only have a few characteristics of ADHD,
working with a coach who understands those challenges can be a real advantage.

For more information on what an ADHD coach can do for you,
check out the articles on Why a Coach?

Use the Find-a-Coach directory to search for the right coach for you.

Browse the rest of our website.

The ACO is committed to advancing ADHD coaching and providing the best ADHD coaches for those who want one. We know you'll find just the right coach for you!

And if you'd like to know when there's news about ADHD coaching in your area, please share your contact information and your zip code. We promise not to sell or share the information with anyone. Period.

We promise not to send you lots of email or to share your information with anyone else. Period.

	Welcome to the ADHD Coaches Organization We're glad you saw the ADHDAwareness2010.org website. ... and that it brought you to our site. ADHD coaches know that being an adult with ADHD is more than just being late and losing your keys. It's also having a brain that sometimes blinks. So you miss important instructions like exactly when that report is due or when you're supposed to pick up the kids. It's not noticing the social cues saying, "Stop talking now." or "That's not appropriate." It's living to excess and making choices that you know you'll regret later. It's not being able to see the right order of the day. And not being able to set priorites that will help you through it. It's knowing that you're being judged for the messiest office or because you just can't do small talk. Or worse, it's knowing that people just don't want to depend on you. These are the kinds of obstacles that coaches help clients with every day. Coaching is not about someone else telling you what to do or what will work. It's about someone asking you what you think will work in your situation. A coach will help you flesh out new perspectives. A coach will help you get the most from your own best ideas. So if you're ready to take control of your life... Whether you have a diagnosis or not or if you only have a few characteristics of ADHD, working with a coach who understands those challenges can be a real advantage. For more information on what an ADHD coach can do for you, check out the articles on Why a Coach? Use the Find-a-Coach directory to search for the right coach for you. Browse the rest of our website. The ACO is committed to advancing ADHD coaching and providing the best ADHD coaches for those who want one. We know you'll find just the right coach for you! And if you'd like to know when there's news about ADHD coaching in your area, please share your contact information and your zip code. We promise not to sell or share the information with anyone. Period. We promise not to send you lots of email or to share your information with anyone else. Period.
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