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Hello! Thanks for visiting my website about ADD coaching. I work with
teenagers,
adults,
couples and
non-ADD Partners to help them:
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Manage
the traits of attention
deficit disorder
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Experience the success they’ve been yearning for
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Reach their goals in school, work, relationships,
and life
ADD is both a gift and a challenge. You may be:
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A creative thinker - great at coming up with new
ideas
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Capable of giving undivided and sustained
attention to things you enjoy
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Very intuitive and able to get to the gist of
things right away
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Willing to take risks and think “outside the box”
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Friendly and talkative
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Imaginative and good at fantasizing
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Great In situations that require quick thinking
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Often funny and witty – without even trying
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Naturally curious with a love of learning
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Forgiving and compassionate
And you may struggle with:
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Clutter – in your environment and your mind
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Being chronically late
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Feeling overwhelmed
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Jumping from thing to thing and having difficulty
finishing tasks or projects
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Making impulsive decisions that aren’t always the
best
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Constantly procrastinating and you’re not sure
why
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Not knowing how to plan for the future,
prioritize, or keep track of commitments
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Misplacing or losing things
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Blanking out or losing focus during a
conversation
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Giving yourself negative and critical messages -
putting yourself down
An ADD coach can help you strengthen your gifts and minimize your
struggles. If you’re feeling frustrated or stuck - and are ready to
change your life for the better, please contact me. I would be happy
to talk with you for free to explore
how ADD coaching could help. With guidance and support, life can
get easier!
Although I’m in
Seattle, Washington, I coach adults and college students
with ADD all over the country by phone. I coach teenagers with ADD in
my office. Please browse the site for more information about my
book for non-ADD partners, audio
talks, and how I work with adults,
students, and
couples who have
attention deficit disorder.
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"The most wasted day of all
is that on which we have not laughed."
-Sebastien Chamfort |