ADHD Success Is A Team Process

Earlier today I had an opportunity to discuss ADHD coaching with some of the experts taking part in the ADHD Awareness Marathon.  On the call were:

• Tara McGillicuddy, host and organizer
• Nancy Ratey, author and ADHD Coach
• Judi Jerom, ADHD Coach and therapist
• Dr. Rory Stern, yous truly of course…

We had a pretty lively discussion about coaching and what it really means in the grand scheme of ADHD support.

I am including the replay of the call…

Note: If you listened to the call I posted yesterday, you’ll notice that I am a lot quieter on this one.  I was really excited to hear from Nancy and about her book, The Disorganized Mind.

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At the beginning, you’ll note that we all agreed that coaching is just a part of the team approach that is necessary to successfully manage ADHD.

It’s just not enough (for most people anyway) to see a prescribing doctor and therapist anymore.  Effective management of ADHD really requires a team.  While that team often includes professionals, it can also include close friends, family members, and mentors…  It doesn’t always take a professional!

Upcoming Events:

As part of the ADHD Awareness Marathon, I will be hosting a live chat at 8 PM EST tonight.  Come on over and join me…

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