ADHD coaching is practical, week-by-week work on focus, planning, motivation and the systems that make daily life run for an ADHD brain.
It’s not therapy. There’s no clinical assessment, no diagnosis required, no diving into childhood. It’s about what you’re trying to do this week, and the gap between knowing what to do and actually doing it.
Our coaching team works with adults with ADHD, anywhere in Australia, by telehealth.
Different things at different points, but common starting places:
Focus and follow-through getting started, staying with it, finishing. Coaching can help build practical strategies for adhd focus and follow-through.
Planning and time, calendars, reminders, working out how long things actually take you. Coaching can help build practical strategies for adhd planning and time management.
Motivation and momentum, when the task isn’t urgent enough to force itself into your day. Coaching can help build practical strategies for adhd motivation and momentum.
Executive function, the practical skills around organising, prioritising, switching tasks. Coaching can help build practical strategies for adhd executive function coaching.
Rejection sensitivity and the emotional layer that often sits underneath ADHD. Coaching can help build practical strategies for adhd coaching. Coaching is forward-looking. We build the scaffolding for your week, then refine it as you find what works.
Coaching is for the what and how of daily life. Therapy is for the why, anxiety, low mood, trauma, the patterns underneath.
A lot of our coaching clients also see one of our psychologists for therapy. The two work well alongside each other, different tools for different jobs.
If you’re not sure which you need, the first appointment helps work that out. ADHD coaching can be a practical starting point when your main goal is focus, organisation, planning or follow-through.
Sessions are by telehealth, anywhere in Australia. Most people start with a longer first session to map out what’s getting in the way, then move into shorter, regular sessions, weekly or fortnightly is common.
There’s no fixed program. The pace and rhythm are up to you.
Our telehealth ADHD coaching approach makes it possible to work with an ADHD coach from home, wherever you are in Australia.
ADHD coaching typically sits outside the Medicare framework, sessions are paid privately. NDIS may cover coaching for eligible participants. We’re happy to talk you through the cost before you commit.
If you’ve been wanting more structure, less chaos, and a brain that finally cooperates, ADHD coaching is a good place to start.
No. Most of our coaching clients are diagnosed, but a formal diagnosis isn’t required to work with a coach. If you suspect ADHD but haven’t been assessed, we can talk through whether coaching alone is the right starting point or whether an assessment would help first.
ADHD coaching focuses on practical, day-to-day goals such as planning, focus, routines and follow-through. Psychology can provide therapy and support for concerns such as anxiety, low mood, trauma and the patterns underneath them.
ADHD coaching typically sits outside the Medicare framework, so sessions are paid privately. NDIS may cover coaching for eligible participants.
Many people start with a longer first session and then move to regular sessions, often weekly or fortnightly. The frequency can be adjusted to suit your goals and circumstances.
Yes. ADHD coaching can work alongside psychology or psychiatry, with each service supporting different needs. Your first appointment can help you work out whether coaching is the right fit for you.
We’ve guided over 8,000 individuals with expert ADHD coaching and executive function support across Adelaide and Australia, turning everyday management into long-term success.
Transform your diagnosis into actionable daily strategies and long-term personal growth. Connect with our dedicated coaches to build routines, improve focus, and reach your goals.