Joyce Kubik keeps busy making news in Ohio. Read about how one ADHD coach addresses an alternative to ICF certification.
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Coaching Skills
Tackling the Challenge of Interrupting Interrupting – we all do it. Some of us do it more frequently or consistently than others and individuals with ADHD are often among the more consistent or frequent interrupters. In fact, interrupting is one of the signs of ADHD listed in the DSM IV in the Hyperactivity-Impulsivity category: “Often [...]
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How to Prosper By Getting Into Your Heart and Out of Your Head with David Giwerc, MCC, Wednesday, September 21, 2011, 3 pm Eastern
Bridge: 1-212-457-9879 pin 176818#
ICF CCEU for attendees
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Listen to the recording of a sincere, direct, and heart warming sharing of the experiences of a non-ADHD spouse in a “mixed” marriage that has lasted over 30 years!
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Because transitions require the brain to shift focus from one activity to another, they can be tough for many individuals with ADHD. Self-monitoring is an additional challenge that can interfere with the transition process.
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Coaching and creative divinity. Does one have to do with the other? Read here to be inspired.
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Recording of the recent ESS call is available now to ACO members. Coaching the College Brain: A focused, yet flexible, educational model With new domains and routines paired with a lack of structure and endless educational possibilities, college students can often find they are overwhelmed and underprepared. If you missed this session, login and download [...]
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