The Difference Between Regular Life Coaching and ADHD Coaching (38891)

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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.

Professional Collaboration in ADHD Coaching (3024)

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Collaboration in coaching is the joint effort of two or more people working for the best interests of the client. The ADHD client does not live, play, work or socialize in a vacuum, therefore, collaboration among key people in the client's life can be not only helpful, but also essential. In addition there are co-morbid challenges associated with ADHD, such as learning disabilities, anxiety, sleep disorders and depression.

Professional Guidelines and Standards for Coaching (2447)

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The following standards represent a framework for ethical ADD coaching practices:

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