Our prices are quoted in ZAR (South African Rands).
However you are able to pay in the following currencies: ZAR, USD, GBP (Pound Sterling) and Euros when you access the payment gateway.
Our prices are quoted in ZAR (South African Rands).
However you are able to pay in the following currencies: ZAR, USD, GBP (Pound Sterling) and Euros when you access the payment gateway.
Around the turn of the century ADHD Coaching burst onto the scene as a treatment for ADHD. Unlike therapy which is non-directive, coaching is by it´s very nature directive. Coaching combined with appropriate medication enables major changes to the current way of life to be made. To make considerable and sustainable changes the other 6 components of our Basic ADHD Treatment Wheel should be implemented.
Coaching is working with what is presented and changing behaviour to what is desirable and agreed with the client.
I have developed an Impairments Assessment which provides the coach with scores over 20 different categories of behaviour. Using the profile resulting from the assessment I develop a coaching programme to bring about the changes.
This graph has been anonymised but shows clearly on the right the impact of the ADHD issues which are reflected on the left.
It is very rare that a "100%" score is attained. This "steeple profile" with plunging lows and climbing highs usually indicated a person who is working very hard to "correct" aspects of their ADHD behaviour.
It also indicates just how complex ADHD can be and difficult making behaviour changes are.
Illustration Graphic by Dave Pughe-Parry
You have just received a diagnosis of ADHD (Attention, Deficit, Hyperactivity Disorder). You officially have a "disorder". For most folk this comes as a shock. 😨
You (or your spouse) possibly suspected that you had the condition, and scoured the internet for someone who could diagnose you one way or the other.
Or perhaps, like I did, you lived for many years in blissful ignorance.
But … the ignorance hasn’t been bliss, has it?
Living a roller coaster life inevitably leads to anxiety, depression and other mental health issues. Personal and work relationship problems have resulted in divorce, getting fired or quickly changing jobs to avoid the humiliation of being fired.