ADHD Coaches
Compare 406 ADHD coaches. Besides their main focus, the most common focus areas are adults with ADHD, executive function skills, autism and neurodivergence and time management and focus. They most often work with parents, students and neurodivergent adults. Most charge $88 to $175 per hour or session.
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Alex Gilbert
Alex Gilbert is a coach and consultant who helps adults with ADHD, dyslexia and other learning differences do better at work. She also advises companies on neurodiversity. Alex spent her early career in corporate leadership and development before founding Cape-Able Consulting. She has ADHD and dyslexia herself. She works one on one with individuals and with teams inside organizations. She also gives keynotes and joins panels on neurodiversity in the workplace.
Brett Greene
Brett Greene is an ADHD and executive coach for tech founders, startup leaders and ambitious professionals. He has coached for 20 years. His clients have come from Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Y Combinator and Techstars. He founded New Tech Northwest, one of the largest tech communities in the Pacific Northwest. He holds a master's degree in clinical and counseling psychology and an ICF PCC credential. He has ADHD himself, and he uses that experience in his sessions.
Caitlin Bauer
Caitlin Bauer is an ADHD and AuDHD coach who helps neurodivergent adults with ADHD, autism, or both. She also offers business and executive coaching. She works with women in tech, entrepreneurs, new moms, and creatives. Before coaching, she ran a digital marketing and web design agency for over a decade. She has coached professionals at Disney, Google, Meta, Uber, and Salesforce. She is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and works with clients beyond it.
Camil Aponte
Camil Aponte is an ADHD and autism life coach who works with neurodivergent teens, college students and adults. Camil founded Harmonic Divergence in Puerto Rico and coaches in English and Spanish. Camil holds a PhD in Mathematics from the University of Washington and has more than 16 years of experience as an academic, educator, mentor and curriculum developer. Camil is ADHD and autistic, and also parents neurodivergent children.
Caryl Frankenberger
Caryl Frankenberger is an independent educational consultant and the founder of Frankenberger Associates in Branford, Connecticut. She helps students and parents with boarding and private school admissions. Her learning center also offers executive function coaching, social learning programs, tutoring, brain training and assessments. The center has operated for over four decades and has helped thousands of students and families. Support is available in person or online for children, teens and adults.
Christina Steger
Christina Steger is an ADHD and career change coach who owns Balanced Approach Coaching. She works online with college students, graduate students, young adults and perfectionists. She has spent 3 years in counseling, as a school counselor and in private practice, and holds licenses in both. She also worked in a school specialized for students with ADHD. She is working toward Board Certified Coach status. She also coaches people who support loved ones with ADHD.
Daniela Wirick
Daniela Wirick is an ADHD, life and relationship coach in Westlake Village, California. She helps overwhelmed achievers improve focus, motivation and time management. She is an ICF Certified Professional Coach and a Gottman trained relationship coach. She is trauma-informed and coaches in English and Spanish. She also works with teens and young adults on school, career and life changes, and with people who have ADHD, ASD or high sensitivity.
Eliza Barach
Eliza Barach is an ADHD coach who works with high performing professionals. She is a cognitive psychologist with a PhD and a Board Certified Coach. She has published research on decision making, attention and reading. She has taught college psychology and trained psychologists, therapists and coaches on ADHD. She also has ADHD herself. She has consulted for businesses that build ADHD informed products.
Erika Gillette
Erika Gillette is an ADHD and burnout coach who works with adults and students going through big changes. Her practice focuses on high-performers, especially professional women in leadership roles. About half of her clients are neurodivergent. She spent nearly a decade teaching and working in university administration before opening her own practice in 2016. She has logged more than 2,500 coaching hours and works from Nevada.
Funmi Oni
Funmi Oni is a London life, career and ADHD coach. She works with professionals, young adults and neurodiverse people. Before coaching, she spent 30 years as a management consultant. She worked at IBM, NatWest and The Royal Bank of Scotland, and she was an IT Director at KPMG. She holds an ICF Associate Certified Coach credential and a Diploma in ADHD. She also works with organisations on neurodiversity at work and in education.
Gary Hammond
Gary Hammond is a certified ADHD coach from Ireland who works with adults, managers and entrepreneurs who have ADHD. He spent more than 20 years in tech as a founder, managing director, general manager and head of product. He was diagnosed with ADHD in 2014 and hit burnout in mid-2023. Coaching changed how he saw ADHD, so he left tech to coach. He now works with clients from Spain.
Hillary Kelso
Hillary Kelso is an ADHD and executive function coach who helps adults and parents affected by ADHD, especially women. She founded Monarch Support, LLC and trained as a social worker before coaching. She works from Texas and coaches online with clients across the U.S. Her sessions build skills like time management, task initiation, follow-through and emotional regulation. She also offers parent support sessions and ADHD education for people who were just diagnosed.
Jennifer Litvak
Jennifer Litvak is an ADHD and life coach who works with teens, college students and adults. She has over 25 years of experience with college students and young adults. She helps them build time management, organization, leadership and life balance skills. She holds an AACC certification from ADD Coaching Academy and a master's in Educational Leadership. She has managed her own ADHD since she was diagnosed at 18. She also coaches parents alongside their teens.
Jenny Bethke
Jenny Bethke is an ADHD coach who helps ADHD-ish and highly sensitive women get out from under overwhelm and undone tasks. She is an Advanced Certified ADHD Life Coach and has helped over 100 clients. She has inattentive-type ADHD herself. Her work blends mindset with body-based tools that help with focus and emotions. She lives near Bellingham, Washington, and runs an ADHD parent group coaching program.
Jessica Clancy
Jessica Clancy is an ADHD and accountability coach. She helps teens, college students, business professionals and families who struggle with focus and follow-through. She brings over 18 years of experience in education and coaching. She is also a certified special education teacher and reading instructor. Her work centers on procrastination, time management and executive function. She also helps people who are moving from college into a career.
Joy Zalzala-Soyka
Joy Zalzala-Soyka is a life coach for ADHDers, queer people and other neurodivergent adults. Joy is a certified ADHD life coach based in Germany and holds an ICF ACC credential. Sessions run online by Zoom or phone. Joy uses somatic tools to help clients ease stress and act on their goals. Clients include PhD candidates, academics, creatives in writing, painting, photography and tech, and parents. Joy also runs a five week group program called Complex Identities, Creatively Thriving.
Kaitlyn Marshall
Kaitlyn Marshall is a life coach who works with ADHD and autism. She also coaches confidence, public speaking and performance. Before coaching, she worked as an actor for over 10 years, mostly in theatre, with some TV and film work. She uses her voice and movement training in her sessions. She holds a COSCA counselling certificate and works as an Autism Consultant. She also supports the families of autistic people.
Katherine Sanders
Katherine Sanders is an ADHD and autism coach who works with adults, older teens and families. She coaches worldwide online, with a focus on late-diagnosed adults who have tried other strategies without lasting results. She built her own method, The Lightbulb ADHD Approach. She also wrote a white paper on ADHD coach ethics and training, plus a report on the state of ADHD coaching. She has ADHD and autism herself.
Keith Griffin
Keith Griffin is an ADHD and executive function coach who works with teens, young adults and older adults. He holds an ICF ACC credential and trained at The ADD Coach Academy. Before coaching, he spent more than 20 years in IT, in roles from software development to implementation. He serves on the ADDA Board of Directors. He coaches over Zoom and Discord, and his clients often work in STEM fields.
Lindsay Tauscher
Lindsay Tauscher is a personal development coach for queer, gender expansive and neurodivergent leaders. Lindsay also works as an ADHD and autism life coach in the District of Columbia. Lindsay's work centers on nervous system regulation, healthy boundaries, secure attachment and self-trust. Lindsay is a NARM-Informed Professional who supports clients with relational, developmental and attachment trauma. Lindsay holds a Body-Oriented Coach certification and is also a certified yoga teacher.
Lucy Adams
Lucy Adams is an ADHD, executive and leadership coach in Augusta, Georgia. She helps women in leadership roles who have ADHD or executive function challenges do well at work and at home. She holds the ICF Professional Certified Coach credential and has a master's degree in psychology. She also has post-master's studies in life-span human development and gives ICF mentor coaching to other coaches. Her work is done in one-on-one sessions.
Mande John
Mande John is an ADHD coach for adults who want to follow through on their goals. She started Learn to Thrive with ADHD in 2020 after training as a Certified Life Coach. She has coached hundreds of clients. She has ADHD herself and runs her own business. Her work centers on habits, focus, realistic goals and procrastination. She offers one-on-one Zoom sessions and group coaching.
Mark Julian
Mark Julian is a coach in Fairfax, Virginia who works with adults, many of them with ADHD. He covers careers, relationships and inner life. He has coached professionally since 2007 and has over 30 years of business experience. He is a Senior Business Counselor with George Mason University and a Certified Brain Health Coach. He was diagnosed with ADHD himself while running a business, so he knows ADHD from personal experience.
Maureen Hilton
Maureen Hilton is a career and life coach who focuses on neurodiversity, with deep expertise in autism and Asperger's. She coaches adults, college students and partners in neurodivergent relationships. She also trains coaches, HR teams, recruiters and organizations. She spent over 20 years as a Harvard University administrator in Career Services, Human Resources, Recruiting and Disability Services. She works in Massachusetts and uses CliftonStrengths in her own work.
Michael Lechner
Michael Lechner is an ADHD and executive coach in Brookings, South Dakota. He helps adults with ADHD perform better at work and school, with a focus on managers and leaders. He is a retired clinical psychologist and has ADHD himself. He has studied and researched adult ADHD for years. His method centers on clear goals and effective action steps. He has also coached leaders through retirement and succession planning.
Miranda Carter
Miranda Carter is a certified autism support coach in Oregon. She is autistic and raises an autistic child. She founded The Friend Zone in Lincoln County. Her work covers emotional and sensory regulation, time management, task breakdown, and independence. She also builds custom plans around each client's concerns today, not a fixed step program.
Oliver Haughton
Oliver Haughton is an Atlanta life coach who works with ADHD and AuDHD adults. He studied community psychology at Georgia State and worked with the Grady Trauma Project and AvitaCare. He is AuDHD himself and was diagnosed as an adult after six jobs in twenty years. He founded ADHDWorks.biz, a career and coaching platform built for neurodivergent people. His clients get a 30-60-90 day plan, a work style assessment, and one-on-one coaching.
Rosie Elvin
Rosie Elvin is an ADHD coach who works one-on-one with adults who have ADHD. She focuses on professionals in creative industries and academia. Before coaching, she spent over 16 years as a university academic, where she guided many neurodiverse students. She runs the ADHD Focus practice in Lincolnshire. She also gives talks and workshops for workplaces and universities. A diagnosis is not needed to work with her.
Sarah Blake
Sarah Blake is an ADHD and emotional intelligence coach who works with individuals and small teams. She holds an ICF Associate Certified Coach credential and has an M.S. in Organizational Leadership. She has ADHD herself, and she builds her coaching on that experience. She blends emotional intelligence frameworks with practical ADHD tools. She also trains teams with DiSC and Five Behaviors, and she was named a Top Emotional Intelligence Coach by Coach Foundation for 2022.
Shelly Lyons
Shelly Lyons is an ADHD and life coach in New Hampshire. She also coaches autistic and dyslexic adults. She works with individuals, groups and couples, plus parents, partners and managers of neurodivergent people. She has 20+ years in HR leadership, disability programs, education, technology and life sciences. She is a former college athlete and coaches current and former competitive athletes. She learned she had ADHD at age 39.
Tania Rowan
Tania Rowan is an ADHD and executive function coach in regional Victoria, Australia. She works with children, teens, adults and families who want to understand ADHD and build skills. She was diagnosed with ADHD at age 42 and has spent more than 28 years in martial arts and fitness. She holds a psychology degree and three ADDCA certifications. She also coaches teens and adults who do not have ADHD but want to move forward.
Taylor Allbright
Taylor Allbright is an ADHD and executive functioning coach who helps adults and young adults build sustainable productivity and well-being. Taylor is a former college professor and also worked as a researcher and K-12 teacher for over a decade. Taylor holds a PhD in Education and focuses on college students, graduate students, academics, and K-12 educators. The work draws on strengths and research. Taylor is based in southern California.
Allison Coulson
Allison Coulson is an autism and ADHD life coach who helps young autistic and neurodiverse adults build independence. She taught middle and high school English for nine years, then worked as a Realtor and a home organizer. She founded Ideal Spaces Home Organizing near Poulsbo, Washington. She holds a LifeMAP Autism Coach certification from AANE. She has ADHD herself and coaches on chronic disorganization and executive function.
Armine Barsegian
Armine Barsegian is an ADHD and autism life coach in Oregon. She is a clinical psychologist and a certified life coach with over 20 years of experience. She holds advanced certifications in neuroscience, autism and ADHD coaching. Her work combines brain-based strategies with tools built for autism and ADHD. She also coaches children and teenagers, and lists eating disorder coaching among her services.
Carol Boersma
Carol Boersma is a pediatrician and parent coach who helps moms raise kids with ADHD and emotional dysregulation. He runs The Coaching MD, a 10 week virtual program called Coaching for Calm & Connection. It mixes weekly one-on-one sessions, online video modules and optional couples' sessions. Carol is also a mom himself. His work centers on staying calm in hard moments and rebuilding the bond between parent and child.
Chanda Staples
Chanda Staples is a fitness, nutrition and longevity coach who works mostly with adults with ADHD in Oregon. She started her practice after seeing smart, motivated people struggle with health plans that ignored how ADHD brains and bodies work. Her work draws on exercise science, sleep science, nutrition and hormonal biology. She holds ACE and NASM certifications, an IIN health coaching credential and an ICF life coaching certification. She teaches clients to understand their own bodies.
Cheryl Daniel
Cheryl Daniel is a life coach and behavior consultant who works with neurodiverse people, including those with autism and ADHD. She runs Cheryl Daniel Consulting LLC and offers both individual and group coaching. She is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and a veteran special education teacher. Her coaching builds on each person's strengths to improve self-advocacy, self-regulation and personal management, and to reduce anxiety and burnout.
Chrissy Nichols
Chrissy Nichols is a certified executive function coach who works with teens and adults who have ADHD or think differently. She helps clients plan, manage time, and start tasks. She has ADHD herself. She is a dual American and French citizen who has lived and worked extensively in France, and she lives in Utah. Her sessions open with a routine called Pride Pong, where clients report five wins. She also offers courses and parent coaching.
Christina Watkins
Christina Watkins is a coach in Long Beach, California. She helps adults with ADHD, career transitions, productivity and daily life skills. She spent 10 years as a career coach and employment specialist for a nonprofit and a government program in Los Angeles. She served two tours in Iraq with the army. She also works with adult children of hoarders, and she grew up in a hoarded home herself.
Deborah Levi
Deborah Levi is an academic coach and autism life coach in Maryland. She runs ACES, which stands for Academic Coaching and Educational Support. She helps college students finish their degrees feeling healthy, confident and in control. She is a licensed social worker with over twenty years in higher education. For the past decade she has directed disability services at a public state institution and overseen its academic coaching program.
Dee De La Paz
Dee De La Paz is an ADHD, life and relationship coach in Coeur D'alene, Idaho. She works with teens, young adults and adults on stress, anxiety, depression, ADHD and personal or professional growth. Dee brings over 15 years of experience in social work and counseling. She holds an MA in Counseling and a BS in Psychology. She has also helped clients who faced addiction, developmental disorders and past incarceration.
Derek Sleater Cook
Derek Sleater Cook is a Salt Lake City coach who works with adult men who have ADHD. She also offers leadership and health and fitness coaching. She is an iPEC-trained coach with NLP and accountability certifications. She focuses on distraction, procrastination, routines, and follow-through. Derek lives with ADHD herself. She won a US National Championship in Arabian horses, speaks Korean fluently, and has been to 38 countries.
Diana Mercado-Marmarosh
Diana Mercado-Marmarosh is a family physician and ADHD life coach who helps overwhelmed physicians get control of their time and work. She runs Executive Function Coaching Programs for Physicians through OverAchieve Life Coaching. She now teaches other doctors to work with their ADHD brains so they can close charts on time and have more energy at home.
Emma Leadley
Emma Leadley is an ADHD and neuroqueer coach who also works as an autism life coach. Emma works with queer, polyamorous, chronically ill, kinky and neurodivergent people. Sessions run online from Sheffield, UK, and clients come from anywhere outside North America. Emma is ADHD Works certified and has lived experience of ADHD and autism. Emma also offers workplace coaching funded by the UK Access to Work scheme for neurodivergent employees.
James Freeman-Gray
James Freeman-Gray is an online coach for people who think and see the world differently. He works with adults who have ADHD, dyslexia or other neurodivergent traits, and with people who feel burnt out or lost in their lives. He is an ILM Level 7 certified executive coach. He has supported individuals for over 15 years, both inside organisations and one to one. He also coaches creative and multipassionate leaders and entrepreneurs.
Jennifer Bernardi
Jennifer Bernardi is an ADHD coach who works one-on-one with overwhelmed adults and parents. She founded A New Way to ADHD in Minnesota. She taught in a classroom before she became a coach. She was diagnosed with ADHD in her late 30s, so she coaches from her own experience. She helps clients with executive function, burnout, and family friction. She also runs a program for young adults who need systems to launch into independence.
Julia Rice
Julia Rice is an ADHD coach who helps adults, leaders and entrepreneurs with ADHD. She runs Julia Rice & Co, a coaching and consulting practice. She has ADHD herself. Her work draws on design thinking, psychology, leadership education and neuroscience. She holds an ACC credential from the International Coaching Federation and is a Certified ADHD Coach Practitioner. She also works with people facing late diagnosis, career transitions and retirement.
Kathryn Gerety
Kathryn Gerety is an ADHD and executive function coach in Connecticut. She helps adult women, young adults, college students and high school students. Before coaching, she taught science in middle and high school for more than 15 years, starting in 1998. She holds a master's in secondary education and a biology degree. She gives clients tools and strategies for academic success and daily life, including adults who feel buried by heavy workloads and family demands.
Keith Gelhorn
Keith Gelhorn is an ADHD and executive function coach who helps neurodivergent youth and adults. He founded ADDvocacy in 2012 after a late diagnosis of ADHD, anxiety and learning disabilities at age 34. He still coaches while running the business, and he has coached hundreds of people. His team works with students from high school through PhD, apprentices, entrepreneurs and adults in career change. Every coach on the team is neurodivergent.
Kevin
Kevin is an ADHD life coach and consultant who runs Beyond Knowing Academy. He helps ambitious neurodivergent professionals avoid burnout, manage overwhelm, and finish what they start. He is a former Deloitte Change Management Consultant and an Organizational Learning Leadership Specialist. He also lives with ADHD. His 3-month program, From Overwhelm to Finishing, uses life design to help clients take back their time and act on their goals.
Kristin Galbreaith
Kristin Galbreaith is an ADHD and life coach who works with women with ADHD, with a special interest in older women. She runs Octopus ADHD Coaching. She has 105 hours of ADHD-specific coach training from the ADD Coach Academy and holds the CACP credential from PAAC. She was diagnosed with ADHD herself in 1995 at age 35. She lives near Seattle. Clients choose the topic of each session, from daily problem solving to big questions about direction in life.
Marni Lutz
Marni Lutz is a certified ADHD coach who works with parents, teens, college students, young adults and whole families. She runs Rise Above ADHD. Before coaching, she spent 20 years in Parks and Recreation. She trained at the ADD Coach Academy after learning about ADHD as a parent of three sons with ADHD. She offers a free 30 minute discovery session and uses a framework called the RISE Method.
Megan Glennie
Megan Glennie is an ADHD life coach who helps late-diagnosed adults and teens build strategies that fit how their brains work. She spent over 15 years working with global clients in the tech and cosmetics industries. Her last corporate role was at a fast-growing B2B SaaS company, where she led and coached tech professionals. She was diagnosed with ADHD in her 30s and coaches from that lived experience.
Michael Foglietta
Michael Foglietta is an autism and burnout coach in Arizona. He helps people rebuild daily routines after a brain injury, stroke, trauma, chronic illness or burnout. He survived a ruptured brain AVM and lost his routine and independence. That experience shaped his Cognitive Autonomy Coaching. He is a peer recovery mentor and author. He also supports caregivers. His work is non-clinical and focuses on practical routine and habit design.
Ned Snyder
Ned Snyder is an ADHD and autism coach who also does life and career coaching. He works with neurodiverse people of all ages, parents of neurodiverse children, students from K-12 through college, and business groups. He holds a Master's degree in Psychology and has trained in Special Education and Human Services. He has worked as a teacher, a school administrator and in mental health institutions. He holds certifications in ADHD, autism, career, life, CBT, REBT, DBT and NLP coaching.
Paul Rivas
Paul Rivas is an independent educational consultant who teaches study skills and time management to students from middle school to grad school. He runs SMITH RIVAS in Saint Leonard, Maryland. He wrote the book This Book Will Not Be on the Test and built an online course called Better Grades in Less Time. He works with students with ADHD, learning differences, athletes, creatives and high achievers.
Paula Michaeldass
Paula Michaeldass is a coach who helps people with ADHD, job seekers and students with career, school and daily focus goals. She has more than 20 years of combined experience in career counseling, ADHD coaching and college admissions. She holds a doctorate in educational leadership and is a National Certified Counselor. She focuses on 2E clients, who are both ADHD and gifted, and on entrepreneurship. She meets clients online or in Duluth, Georgia.
Rachel Ambrose
Rachel Ambrose is an ADHD and life coach in Connecticut who works with neurodivergent people, including those with ADHD and autism. Rachel runs a practice called Porch Light and uses a queer-inclusive lens. Rachel has lived experience with ADHD, diagnosed in 2016, and autism, self-diagnosed in 2021. Clients work on finding what fits their own brain. Rachel also runs group body doubling sessions and a virtual writing space for neurodivergent writers.
Stephanie Benfield
Stephanie Benfield is a performance and life coach for creative, introverted and neurodivergent people. She works with clients on autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia and dyscalculia. She is a Professional Certified Coach with over 1000 coaching hours and a Certified Business Strategist. Her sessions help clients cut through the noise, find focus and motivation, and take clear next steps, with light accountability between them.
Stephanie Vargas
Stephanie Vargas is an academic success coach who helps college students raise their grades and build executive function skills. She teaches planning, goal setting and organization. Before coaching, she spent 13 years working with students in college counseling, admissions, financial aid and student success. She holds a master's in educational psychology from Pepperdine University. She was a first-generation college student who studied 3,000 miles from home, and she uses that experience with her clients.
Susanne Schotanus
Susanne Schotanus is an ADHD writing coach who helps adults with ADHD finish their writing projects. She works from Italy and coaches online. Since 2020 she has worked with hundreds of ADHD writers. She has ADHD herself and built her own set of systems to stay productive. She offers one-on-one coaching, a small coaching group, and body doubling sessions. Her work focuses on the life around writing, not on editing manuscripts.
Tania Fragoso
Tania Fragoso is a birth coach and ADHD coach who helps neurodivergent mothers through pregnancy, birth and early parenthood. She works with ADHD and AuDHD mothers, and with new mothers in general. She has a background in Mental Health Counselling and is a certified doula. She is originally from Portugal and has lived in the Netherlands, the UK and Málaga. She sees clients online or in person in Málaga, Spain.
Trina Maclean
Trina Maclean is an ADHD coach who helps late and self diagnosed adults with ADHD. She works with people stuck in procrastination and overwhelm. Her focus is simplicity and mindfulness, and she also coaches clients through decluttering and organizing their homes. She works online and offers limited in-person sessions in Calgary, Alberta. Her practice is called Simple Mindful. She offers a reduced rate for students and for anyone who cannot afford her hourly rate.
Valerie Schrader
Valerie Schrader is a somatic trauma practitioner in Ohio who coaches neurodivergent adults, including people with ADHD, AuDHD and autism. She has a background in social work and women's and gender studies, with a focus on marginalized mental health. She taught embodiment coaching and sensual movement from 2003 to 2021. She also runs the Feral Cycle Breakers Community, an online healing space for neurodivergent adults.
Ashley Bourbeau
Ashley Bourbeau is a life and spiritual coach who works with ADHD and autistic adults through The Higher Human. Sessions cover burnout, life transitions, spiritual awakening and building routines that fit how the brain works. Ashley holds a J.D. and is a certified mediator. Coaching runs by video and includes mindfulness practices like breathwork, visualization and meditation. Clients also get clear steps to use between sessions and can reach out for support in between.
Dylan Alter
Dylan Alter is an ADHD coach and autism life coach who supports neurodivergent people. Dylan has studied ADHD since 2019 from a pro-neurodiversity view. The focus is on people who do not fit the classic ADHD stereotype. Dylan offers one-on-one coaching, group coaching, coaching for allies, workshops and courses.
Joe Henrickson
Joe Henrickson is a Seattle life coach who works with neurodivergent professionals. He focuses on career, relationships and life purpose. Joe left a career in Technical Support in the tech industry and started coaching after 2020. He holds an active ICF Associate Certified Coach credential. He also has autism and ADHD diagnoses himself, so he coaches on both from lived experience. His practice is called Symbiosis Coaching.
Kerin Sullivan
Kerin Sullivan is an ADHD, career and life coach in Charleston, South Carolina. She works with adults and young adults who have ADD/ADHD or suspected dyslexia. Kerin began her career as an elementary and middle school teacher. She now helps adults find jobs they want and overcome fears about hiding a disability. Her process starts with finding a client's core motivations, strengths and weaknesses, often through testing. She still works with children too.
Roni Kean
Roni Kean is an ADHD and autism coach who helps neurodivergent adults with work and daily life. She is a certified health and wellness coach with 25 years in HR and organizational development. She knows how workplaces run and where neurodivergent people hit barriers. Her sessions cover executive function, workplace accommodations, self-advocacy, and relationship communication. She coaches clients online across the United States.
Storm Copestake
Storm Copestake is an ADHD coach who works with neurodivergent adults, including people who are diagnosed, undiagnosed or diagnosed late. Storm helps clients with time management, focus, organization and overwhelm. Storm holds the PCAC ADHD coaching certification and an ICF ACC credential, and comes from a background in mental health and wellness. Storm also runs workshops, mastermind groups and courses on neurodiversity and wellness.
Adam Braus
Adam Braus is a mental health coach who works with people who feel stuck in their careers, relationships, or focus. He also coaches founders and leaders at startups and nonprofits. He holds a PhD in philosophy with a focus on ethics and an MSc in education. He is an author and has ties to Y Combinator. He also offers ethics consulting for people making high-stakes decisions.
David Jacks
David Jacks is a coach and speaker in Arizona who works with singles over 30 who have ADHD, mood disorders and trauma. He is a Certified Brain Health Coach and Core Energy Coach. His work blends brain science, energy work and spiritual principles. He also runs the Heal Project and leads men's and women's groups. He speaks on trauma, narcissistic abuse and forgiveness, and he offers a CPTSD assessment tool on his site.
Karina Schneidman
Karina Schneidman is an ADHD, relationship and career coach in Greenville, South Carolina. She helps adults and families deal with ADHD, burnout, family dynamics and feeling stuck. She holds a Master's in Business Management and Behavioral Science and has clinical training. Her clients have ranged from lawyers and Fortune 500 executives to start-ups, hospitals and creative entrepreneurs. She has lived in Europe, the Middle East and the U.S., which shapes her culturally aware style.
Peggy Cheyo
Peggy Cheyo is an ADHD and autism life coach who helps women and mothers with ADHD. She was diagnosed with ADHD herself as an adult, after a decade of struggling in early motherhood. She taught before coaching and trained in postnatal yoga, where she met thousands of women and mothers. She helps clients understand their brains, avoid burnout, and build calm and confidence. She also runs the Mothercalm course.
Angela Whitney
Angela Whitney is a certified Neurocoach who works with teen and tween girls who have ADHD, AuDHD, anxiety and learning differences. She runs the Girl Guides Coaching program. Her coaching builds executive function skills, emotional regulation and a stronger self-concept. She also holds a Youth Mental Health First Aid certification.
Ben Ambrose-Moore
Ben Ambrose-Moore is an ADHD and career coach who runs Haus of BAM Coaching. Ben works with people who want real change, whether that is reaching specific goals, exploring who they are, or having a safe space to be heard. Ben has led and coached teams for over 10 years and holds EMCC accreditation at Practitioner level. Ben lives with ADHD and is part of the LGBTQ+ community, and brings both into the coaching.
Cat Larkin
Cat Larkin is an ADHD coach who works with women with ADHD. She helps them make progress in their business or work, in their home, and on dream projects. She runs the Adult ADHD Learning Lab, where small facilitated peer groups test strategies together. Cat was diagnosed with ADHD over 17 years ago and builds her coaching on her own experience. Sessions use online co-working and body doubling.
Cat Meyer
Cat Meyer is a productivity and accountability coach in New Zealand. She helps people who struggle with procrastination, overwhelm, and staying consistent. Cat works full-time in a leadership role and has spent years coaching and mentoring people to improve performance and reach goals. She has ADHD herself and built her own routines and systems through trial and error. She helps clients find what holds them back and make realistic plans that fit their lives.
David Murphy
David Murphy is an ADHD and accountability coach who works with neurodivergent adults. He helps clients understand how their brains work and deal with overwhelm, burnout and executive function struggles. David is also an educator, and he has both professional and lived experience of neurodiversity. His background covers education, student support and coaching, so he knows people facing big life changes. He also coaches on autism and dyslexia.
Gina Marks
Gina Marks is an adult ADHD and life coach. She helps adults with ADHD and other neurodiversities live more on purpose and get more done. Gina was diagnosed with ADHD well into adulthood, so she knows how to rebuild habits and thinking from the ground up. She also has depression and anxiety. Her clients work on careers, habits, relationships, and creative projects. She coaches online and offers sliding scale rates.
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| Coach | Focus | Hourly rate range |
|---|---|---|
| Alex Gilbert | Adults with ADHD and Executive function skills | $105 to $175 an hour |
| Brett Greene | Adults with ADHD and Executive function skills | $150 to $250 an hour |
| Caitlin Bauer | Adults with ADHD and Women with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Camil Aponte | Adults with ADHD and Students and college ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Caryl Frankenberger | Adults with ADHD and Students and college ADHD | $105 to $175 an hour |
| Christina Steger | Adults with ADHD and Students and college ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Daniela Wirick | Adults with ADHD and Executive function skills | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Eliza Barach | Adults with ADHD and ADHD at work | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Erika Gillette | Adults with ADHD and Women with ADHD | $150 to $250 an hour |
| Funmi Oni | Adults with ADHD and ADHD at work | $99 to $199 per hour |
| Gary Hammond | Adults with ADHD and Executive function skills | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Hillary Kelso | Adults with ADHD and Women with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Jennifer Litvak | Adults with ADHD and Students and college ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Jenny Bethke | Adults with ADHD and Women with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Jessica Clancy | Adults with ADHD and Students and college ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
Common questions
How much does an ADHD coach cost?
Most ADHD coaches charge $88 to $175 per hour or session.
What else do these ADHD coaches help with?
Common focus areas include adults with ADHD, executive function skills, autism and neurodivergence and time management and focus.
Prices and research
- Coaching Packages and Prices: Hourly vs Monthly
- Coaching Rates Per Hour by Coach Type
- Coaching vs Therapy: Cost and Key Differences
- Do Certified Coaches Charge More?
- Executive Functioning Coach Cost
- How Many Coaches Are There?
- How Many Coaching Sessions Do I Need?
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Last updated September 2026.