A plan that fits
your real life.
Priorities, calendars, and routines that account for your energy and the responsibilities you actually have.
Planning & time management ↗ADHD coaching for adults who are ready for support that fits. Build practical strategies for work, home, and everything in between.

Support belongs in every chapter.
Including this one.
When planning, starting, and following through feel hard, another to-do list may not be enough. A coach helps you find a workable next step.
Priorities, calendars, and routines that account for your energy and the responsibilities you actually have.
Planning & time management ↗Break overwhelming tasks into approachable actions, then explore what helps you begin.
Task initiation & follow-through ↗Build accountability around curiosity, reflection, and adjustments you can return to.
Routines & accountability ↗A demanding career, a full household, or a new diagnosis can bring different challenges. Coaching gives you a place to work on the skills behind your goals.
Examples of coaching goals. Your plan will reflect your own needs.
Seeking support in adulthood is a valid next step, whether ADHD is new to you or something you have navigated for years.
U.S. adults estimated to have a current ADHD diagnosis in a 2023 survey.
Of U.S. adults had a current diagnosis, based on self-report in that survey.
Of adults with current ADHD reported being diagnosed in adulthood.
Source: CDC, MMWR (2024), using October–November 2023 survey data. Diagnosis was self-reported. These are population estimates, not coaching outcomes.
Practical support.
Your kind of progress.
An adult division in the Positive Kids family.
Start a conversation about your goals, your questions, and what you want from support.
Discuss coach availability, approach, fees, and a schedule that works for you.
Choose small experiments, reflect on what happens, and adjust with your coach.
A practical look at ADHD coaching for professionals, from overloaded calendars to the work that never gets started.
Read the article ↗Try a smaller entry point, a visible cue, and a plan that leaves room for real life.
Read the article ↗A diagnosis in adulthood can bring new questions. You do not need to have every answer before taking a practical next step.
Read the article ↗Knowing what to expect can make the first conversation easier.
Coaching focuses on practical goals such as planning, time management, organization, starting tasks, and follow-through. You and your coach explore strategies, practice them in daily life, and adjust what is not working.
No. Coaching is educational and goal-focused. It does not include diagnosis, medication, or psychotherapy. It can sit alongside clinical care; discuss treatment questions with a licensed healthcare professional.
All services are virtual, with nationwide availability across all 50 states. Ask our team about current coach availability and session times in your time zone. Our Michigan address is an administrative office.
Yes. Coaching goals can focus on work responsibilities, home routines, adult learning, and life transitions. Tell our team about your situation so we can discuss an appropriate fit.
One-hour virtual adult ADHD coaching sessions are US$140, billed through our U.S. Teachworks account. Select Online / virtual session, then Adult ADHD Coaching when booking. Coaching is a separate service from medical treatment; insurance coverage should never be assumed.
Our adult ADHD coaching service supports working professionals, adult learners, parents, and people managing a busy household. Meet online with a coach to work on a practical goal, then adjust your approach as you learn what fits.
Explore online ADHD coaching and meet our ADHD coaches.
For planning, organization, and follow-through, read about executive function coaching for adults.
Compare ADHD coaching cost, or find your state or city. Every session is virtual.
Start with a free 15-minute phone consultation. Tell us what you would like to make easier and explore whether adult ADHD coaching is a fit.