Recommended
Reading
Finding Your Focus
by Judith Greenbaum and Geraldine Markel
Women with Attention Deficit Disorder
by Sari Solden
ADD-Friendly ways to Organize Your Life
by Kathleen Nadeux
Daniel G Pruitt, Jr., CPCC PCC SCAC
ADD Coach for Adults and Teens
I offer individual ADD Coaching to adults and teens with Attention Deficit Disorder. I coach clients in-person and over the phone. I live in Atlanta Georgis, but phone coaching allows me to coach people from all over the country.
The Four Cornerstones that define the model that I use for my coaching are embodied in the acronym T.E.A.M.
T is for Trust. Trust is the foundation for all successful relationships.
E is for Empowerment. It is imperative that you regain your identity as a successful person.
A is for Awareness. You must increase you self-knowledge and your understanding of what your particular ADD symptoms are.
M is for Management. You must manage, structure, and control your life by learning skills and strategies.
Thanks for helping me out last year. This whole ADD thing can be a real big pain! It can also be a tremendous asset. Thanks for helping me to see the positive.
Steve, ADD Adult
I have felt different for most of my life and never knew what was wrong. I was constantly disorganized and losing things. I have been taking my ADD medicatons since last year but I still was disorganized. When I came to you for coaching, I had never heard of Executive Dysfunction. I finally feel like a major piece of the puzzle is inplace. Thank you.
Mary, ADD Adult and Mother