ADDCA Approved for Level 1 and Level 2 Accreditations from the ICF (14757)

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ADDCA is proud to be approved by the International Coaching Federation (ICF) to offer both Level 1 and Level 2 accredited training programs. This dual accreditation confirms our commitment to excellence and provides a direct path for students seeking ICF certification at the ACC and PCC levels. 

Mirka Frommenwiler - ADHD Behind Closed Doors (520)

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This spotlight features published work created by an ADDCA-certified coach.

Kirsten Donaghey – A Novel Approach: Strategies for ADHD Writers (1200)

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A practical and supportive guide for writers with ADHD, offering clear strategies for organizing ideas, staying focused, and moving past common writing hurdles.

ADDCA Coach Spotlight: Caroline Carrier Featured on the “We Too Are One” Podcast (9676)

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ADDCA Certified Coach Caroline Carrier, AACC, ACC shares her powerful ADHD coaching journey on the We Too Are One podcast—exploring the impact of early school experiences, the inner critic, and how coaching helps high achievers thrive.

Why ADHD Coaching Works: David Giwerc on EMCC UK’s Top Podcast of 2024 (4393)

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ADDCA Founder David Giwerc joins EMCC UK’s most popular podcast of 2024 to explore how ADHD coaching builds emotional intelligence, social skills, and executive functioning.

The Power of Acknowledgment: Why It Matters for Individuals with ADHD (5864)

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If you have ADHD, you know that getting praise can sometimes feel… hollow. Someone says, “Great job!” and you think, "Did they even notice what I actually did?" But real acknowledgment? That’s a game changer.

Acknowledgment isn’t just about making you feel good. It’s about validating the effort you put in, the hurdles you overcame, and the progress you’ve made—especially when those things don’t come easy. It’s what fuels confidence, motivation, and self-worth. And for those with ADHD, acknowledgment isn’t just helpful—it’s essential.

Specialized Coaching for Neurodiverse Individuals: What Sets ADHD Coaching Apart (10618)

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In the spectrum of coaching, where empowerment and growth are pivotal, life coaching and ADHD coaching illuminate distinct paths. Traditional life coaching collaborates with individuals to identify goals, overcome personal and professional challenges, and foster a life enriched with achievement and fulfillment.

Why Certification from Accredited Bodies is a Game-Changer for ADHD and Life Coaches (16406)

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This article explains why certification from accredited bodies like the Professional Association for ADHD Coaches (PAAC) and the International Coach Federation (ICF) is essential and what sets truly qualified ADHD coaches apart.

Embracing Neurodiversity: Celebrating Differences for a More Inclusive Society (4742)

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by David Giwerc, MCC, MCAC

In today's world, diversity is often celebrated as a cornerstone of progress and innovation. We recognize and appreciate differences in race, ethnicity, gender, and culture, understanding that they enrich our communities and contribute to our collective growth. However, there's one aspect of diversity that's often overlooked or misunderstood: neurodiversity.

David Giwerc discusses coaching ADHD students as the school year begins (21947)

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The RE-Focus Podcast with Angela Stephens, interviews David Giwerc, MCAC, MCC  the founder and President of the ADD Coach Academy (ADDCA). They discuss students going back to school with ADHD, how these students process information, how to coach children, and how adults can start a career as an ADHD coach.

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