T.E.A.M. Parkaire Coaching
ADD and Life Coaching for Older Adolescence and Adults

 
     
 

About Daniel Pruitt

 
 

Daniel G. Pruitt, Jr., CPCC, PCC  has, for six years, been working as a professional coach at Parkaire Consultants helping neurologically impaired adults obtain their goals.  He holds the Certified Co-Active Coach designation (CPCC) from the Coaches Training Institute and the Professional Certified Coach (PCC) from the ICF. He understands the difficulties of being a person with Attention Deficit Disorder because he has ADHD himself. Dan Pruitt’s best qualifications are successful parenting of two Tourette Syndrome/ADHD/ OCD boys. He has been a presenter at international, national, regional and local conferences. He is currently on the Professional Advisory Board for North Atlanta and Central Georgia CHADD. He has also served on the board of the Tourette Syndrome Association of Georgia. Dan illustrated and contributed to the book, Teaching the Tiger, by Marilyn P. Dornbush, Ph.D., and Sheryl K. Pruitt, M.Ed.

Dan is associated with the following organizations:

-ADDA, Attention Deficit Disorder Association
-ACA, American Coaching Association
-ACO, ADHD Coaching Organization
-CHADD, Children and Adults with ADHD
-CTI, Coaches Training Institute
-GCA, Georgia Coaching Association, ICF Affiliate
-IAAC, Institute for the Advancement of AD/HD Coaching/Marketing Committee
-ICF, International Coach Federation
-NCGIADD, National Center for Gender Issues and ADHD
-TSFC, Tourette Syndrome Foundation of Canada

 
     
     
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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