Life Coaching for Executive Function Challenges and ADHD

When you struggle with executive function challenges like ones associated with ADHD, life coaching can help create structured actions that help you reach daily goals.   Act without purpose, the lifestyle you are likely to create will be a wandering generality without achieving your true personal purpose in life. When you live on purpose, you become passionate about being alive.  This is especially true for someone with ADHD challenges which life coaching can help.

With ADHD Life Coaching we look at what your passion and purpose is and what barriers are keeping you from reaching them.   

The focus is to improve key areas on a day-to-day basis within your personal life. You work within an atmosphere of trust and positivity to establish structure, habits and routines that foster a balanced life full of purpose and clarity.

These are specific areas that are often integrated in our life coaching program.

Day to day home-life management

This can entail completing tasks, keeping organized and finishing home projects

Wellness: Diet and Exercise

Do you have good intentions of eating well and exercising regularly but get easily distracted and derailed from what you KNOW that you should do?   We can develop a routine and structure to make it happen with accountability around it

Interpersonal Skills

Would you like to work on how you interact and communicate with others at home and at work?  We can work on social cues and role play to practice triggers.

Recovery

Are you working in a program and need guidance to stay true to the advice and rules?  We can create an accountability protocol to help you in your recovery goals and guidelines

Financial Responsibility

Would you like to create and stay on a budget, but find impulsive buying and lack of accountability keeps you from ever sticking to it?  Setting up a plan and sticking to it can happen with the accountability and guidance of a life coach.

Daily Executive Function Skills Quest

Identify key areas like the examples above to develop skills and external structures in the 8 areas of executive functions with strategies for each area.

Emotional Control: keep feelings in check and know triggers

Impulse Control:  think before acting

Flexible thinking: adjust to unexpected/ transitioning

Working Memory: keep information in mind to apply and follow through

Self-monitoring: self evaluation (tool)

Planning & Prioritizing & Accountability:  (online and paper planner)

Task Initiation: take action and get started (procrastination tools)

Organizing & Time Management

Plans start at $600