How to Find the Right ADHD Coach for You (19835)

Coach Directory | Coach Training | Coaching

When you have ADHD you can easily feel overwhelmed and paralyzed. You may have a hard time with everything from prioritizing tasks to completing projects to managing your time to organizing your home.

David Giwerc Talks About ADHD Coaching on reWired with Eric Tivers (3813)

Coach Training | Coaching

David Giwerc, Founder & President of ADD Coach Academy, recently appeared on ADHD reWired with Eric Tivers.

In this interview, David talks about what coaching does for people with ADHD.  He also describes what the purpose of ADHD coaching is, and maybe more importantly, what coaching is NOT. 

Accreditation Matters Interview (2592)

Coach Training

All ADHD coaches (and their training) are not created equal.

ADDCA Founder & President, David Giwerc  and Jeff Copper  talk about the importance of going through an accredited coach training program.

Earning a certification from an accredited ADHD life coach training program distinguishes you as an elite professional ADHD coach.

How are Certification, Credentialing, & Accreditation Different?  (Accreditation Matters Series: Part 4/4) (7021)

ADHD Education | Coach Training

This article may no longer reflect the most current information regarding accreditation. We have published a new and updated article that provides the latest details. Please click here to read.

Daylight Savings Time Changes (1262)

Coach Training

All ADDCA class start times are based on Eastern Time in the U.S. An easy reference is to use a time zone converter and look at the time in New York.

Twice per year, Daylight Savings Time changes the clocks. This happens at 2:00 AM on a Sunday morning.

• In the U.S. spring, our clocks moves forward an hour. This typically happens the second Sunday in March.
• In the U.S. fall, the clocks moves back an hour. This typically happens the first Sunday in November.

An easy way to remember this is “spring forward, fall back”.

Upcoming time changes will be discussed in active classes, and we will also send an email reminder as it approaches.

The Preeminent Governing Bodies of Professional Coaching and What They Do (Accreditation Matters Series: Part 2/4) (5297)

Coach Training

This article may no longer reflect the most current information regarding accreditation. We have published a new and updated article that provides the latest details. Please click here to read.

ADHD Coaches Are Not Created Equal (Accreditation Matters Series: Part 1/4 ) (4715)

ADHD Education | Coach Training

This article may no longer reflect the most current information regarding accreditation. We have published a new and updated article that provides the latest details. Please click here to read.

ADHD Coaching: An Integral Component of Effective Comprehensive Treatment for Adults with ADHD (5506)

ADHD Education | Coach Directory | Coach Training | Coaching

Research clearly indicates psychopharmacology’s prominent role as an ADHD intervention.

Even if the primary care physician is comfortable with treating an ADHD adult, the typical office visit does not allow sufficient time to address every issue that confronts the newly diagnosed adult ADHD patient. 

The patient may leave with an appropriate ADHD medication regimen, but many other critical problems related to the diagnosis may remain unaddressed.

Why The Virtual Learning Experience At ADDCA Is So Powerful? (2379)

ADHD Education | Coach Training

Since its inception, the ADD Coach Academy (ADDCA) has embraced both distance e-Learning and adult learning principles in our ADHD coach training and educational courses. 

Our virtual, multi-sensory learning experience is specifically designed to leverage the advantages of traditional classroom structure, and interactive, flexible, creative online learning. Our intent is  to engage and activate the unique brain wiring of all of our coaching students.

The Difference Between Regular Life Coaching and ADHD Coaching (35161)

ADHD Education | Coach Training

Clients with ADHD have the same human needs as any coaching client. However, they also face unique challenges related to ADHD that can interfere with their quality of life. These challenges, which are related to the executive functions of the brain's management system, might include emotional self-regulation, cognitive and physical hyperactivity, impulsivity, distraction, focus, decision-making, time management, short-term working memory, and more. It may also include the belief that they can’t attain their short- or long-term goals because they have ADHD.

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