Constant catch-up
Running late and scrambling, day after day.
Medication, therapy, and neurofeedback can be helpful, and often necessary. ADHD coaching adds a missing piece: a partner who helps you build systems around how your brain actually works.
You wake up late. You can’t find your shoe. You spill coffee on your shirt in traffic, and you still haven’t called your doctor. If days like that are the norm, even with medication and therapy, coaching may help.
Running late and scrambling, day after day.
Appointments and errands that slip through the cracks.
Feeling beaten down for struggling with what seems easy for others.
Trouble getting started when a task isn’t interesting.
Coaching is a collaborative partnership, not a process of being “fixed.”
Egalitarian and collaborative. Many clients feel truly seen and heard for the first time.
Explore the story you’re living, and learn how the ADHD brain works, with its gifts and its challenges.
Play to your strengths, tap into what inspires you, and follow through with agreed-upon actions and practices.
You are not broken. Coaching teaches you to work around challenges, like using visual prompts instead of relying on memory.
No. Coaching focuses on practical strategies. If you’d like clarity, we also offer adult ADHD testing.
Yes, and they often work best together.
We are not an emergency service. Call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, free and available 24/7. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.
Let’s talk about your goals and whether coaching is a good fit.
Emily Brown, Client Care CoordinatorSchedule a consultation with Emily to be matched with the right therapist or coach for your needs and your timeframe.Adults · In person in Los Gatos and by telehealth