Adhd coaches for teens
Compare 44 ADHD coaches. Besides their main focus, the most common focus areas are executive function skills, teens with ADHD, adults with ADHD and students and college ADHD. They most often work with teens, parents and students. Most charge $88 to $175 per hour or session.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Jean Gibson
Jean Gibson is a coach who works with children, young people and professionals, with and without ADHD. She has a long background in human resources and began coaching as a career coach. She now also coaches adults with ADHD in the workplace and runs a life skills program for children and teens. She holds an ICF Associate Certified Coach credential and a Diploma in Personal Performance Coaching.
Amanda Patrick
Amanda Patrick is an ADHD, performance and executive coach in Morristown, New Jersey. She works with adults and teens who want to get organized, build structure and live with purpose. She started her career as a classroom teacher and moved into coaching after supporting and motivating students. She also writes about academic life coaching for students in high school and college.
Jake Hendricks
Jake Hendricks is a coach who helps adults, teens and children with ADHD, anxiety, autism, grief and sleep. He also works on anger management and everyday challenges. Jake was named Top Coach at Reach Coaching in 2022. He holds certifications in ABA, behavioral, cognitive behavioral and mental health coaching. He has coached for 3 years. He starts with a get to know each other session and then builds a plan for future sessions.
Deb Rooney
Deb Rooney is an independent educational consultant who helps teens and their parents with college and private school admissions. She runs Rooney Education in Watertown, Massachusetts. Her work covers choosing the right school, test prep, applications, and final admission. She has worked with teens for over 25 years. She also teaches executive functioning skills and offers services built for student-athletes. She has written a book and works with Team IMPACT.
Jan Kerchner
Jan Kerchner runs The College Blueprint, an independent college admissions consulting practice in Irvine, California. The practice helps middle school, high school and college students and their parents plan for college. Services cover admissions advising, essay writing, SAT and ACT prep, tutoring, scholarship help and career exploration. The practice began in 1999 and now has a nationwide network of counselors. It has a special focus on students with learning differences.
Daryn Friedman
Daryn Friedman is a life, family and relationship coach in Lower Manhattan. He helps children, teens, parents, couples and adults who deal with anxiety or ADHD. He holds an LCSW and an advanced degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, and he builds custom action plans using behavior modification. He grew up with a stutter, ADHD and anxiety, and he draws on that with clients. He meets people in person and online.
Judy Bass
Judy Bass is an independent educational consultant in Olney, Maryland. She runs Bass Educational Services, which helps students who learn differently and their parents. The team offers college planning, essay coaching, ADHD and executive function coaching, test prep, and IEP and 504 support. The practice also offers a free Student Success Profile quiz for students in grades 8 to 12. It won Washington Parent Picks in 2021 and 2022.
Marci Schwartz
Marci Schwartz is an independent educational consultant who leads Thrive College Counseling in Los Gatos, California. She helps teens and their families plan the move to college. Her team focuses on students with autism, ADHD, and other learning differences. They build college lists, guide applications, and teach executive function and college readiness skills. The same team member who does a student's test prep stays on to provide the college counseling.
Rebekah Jordan
Rebekah Jordan is an educational consultant who helps families find the right school or program for a child, teen or young adult. She is a partner and founding consultant at Crossbridge. She has spent 25 years in education as a teacher, head of school, tutor and consultant. She created The Peak School in Frisco, Colorado, for students who learn differently. She has helped close to a thousand students and families.
Aparna Venkateswaran
Aparna Venkateswaran is an independent educational consultant and coach who helps students and parents with college admissions. She runs Malakite Coaching & Education Consulting in San Jose, California. She also offers executive function coaching for teens and young adults, plus life coaching for teens and adults. Her services include the Highlands Ability Battery. She is a professional member of IECA. She starts by learning a student's skills, strengths and challenges before helping pick a fit school.
Lucy Pritzker
Lucy Pritzker is an independent educational consultant who helps families place children, teens and young adults in the right school or therapeutic program. She founded Elm Street Placements in Pittstown, New Jersey, and serves as its senior consultant. Her team travels the country to visit boarding schools, wilderness programs, residential treatment centers and assessment centers. That gives them first-hand knowledge of each program they recommend to families.
Toni Rozzi
Toni Rozzi is a parenting coach who helps families raising neurodiverse children. Toni works with kids from age 8 through adulthood. Toni has a background in childhood development and worked as a special education teacher. Toni is also a Licensed Behavior Analyst and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Services include parent coaching, executive function coaching, social skills instruction, early intervention coaching, and behavior interventions.
Andrew Bryan
Andrew Bryan is an independent educational consultant in Seattle, Washington. He runs Emerge Educational Consulting and helps teens, college age students and their parents. His work covers college advising, career guidance, and school and program placement. He advises students who have faced emotional, behavioral or learning challenges. He also leads 10-day Trek Epic walking adventures and adult pilgrimages, and offers a self-guided Gap Year program.
Beni Quat
Beni Quat is a life coach in Massachusetts who works with children, teens, young adults and families. Beni also coaches on ADHD, anxiety and autism. Beni works as a counselor and teacher with a focus on outdoor wellness, music and art. Training includes mindfulness based stress reduction, trauma-informed art and recreational therapies, and behavioral techniques from DBT and CBT. Beni also holds a Mass CORI and a federal background check.
Chris Lawler
Chris Lawler is a life and family coach in Indiana. Chris helps parents, children and step-families build stronger bonds, and also coaches people with big goals they want to act on. Chris has coached for over 20 years, giving leadership coaching and parental help to families under strain. Chris holds an MBA and a BS in Organizational Leadership and Supervision. Chris has worked with traditional, blended, single-parent, adopted and same-sex parent families.
Janet Smith-Harrison
Janet Smith-Harrison is a trauma-informed coach and trainer who helps people master their emotions. She works with neurodiverse people, business leaders, and people who feel invisible. She also coaches children and teens. Her training includes social psychology, learning and development, and project management. She is trained in the Trauma Sense Programme and in children's emotional coaching. She is also an Emotional Culture Deck practitioner and holds a mindfulness based stress reduction qualification.
Kelly Rivera Reyes
Kelly Rivera Reyes is a life and mental performance coach who helps teens and adults with stress, emotional overwhelm, life transitions, and memory challenges. Kelly founded The Balanced Coach and holds an M.S. in Forensic Psychology. Kelly spent more than four years in psychiatric settings working with SPECT brain imaging technology. That work shapes a coaching style built on neuroscience and NLP tools. Kelly also offers executive function and ADHD coaching, and a faith-aligned option.
Annie Burton
Annie Burton is a grief coach, life coach and accountability coach in Idaho. She helps people work toward life goals or move through loss. She holds a master's degree in Mental Health and Wellness with a focus on grief. Her own experience of loss led her into grief work. She later added life coaching to support areas like wellness, nutrition and career. She works with families, parents, teens, LGBTQ clients and small business owners.
Dwayne Kruse
Dwayne Kruse is a life and accountability coach in Sierra Vista, Arizona. He helps adults and families with goals, decisions and follow-through. He has spent more than 25 years working with families, including in child services, adoption, probation and military family issues. He is also a licensed marriage and family therapist. His coaching uses a Stress Model to spot triggers and improve decisions. He runs Attainable Family Solutions.
Kristin Kajer-Cline
Kristin Kajer-Cline is an independent educational consultant in Issaquah, Washington. She helps parents and young people find boarding schools, private schools and therapeutic programs. She works through Educational Connections, a team of therapeutic consultants. In the last 20 years, the team has served more than 1,000 families. Clients range from ages 10 to 32, and most are ages 13 to 23. She is a professional member of IECA.
MyTeenLife Coach
MyTeenLife Coach is a coaching practice that helps teens, young adults and their parents through school, career and life changes. The team has 30+ combined years of experience. Founder Liezel has coached teens for over thirty years and is also an award-winning dance teacher. Sessions cover resilience, stress, time management, tech overuse and ADHD. Parents and teens can both get support.
Jeyan Haj Khalil
Jeyan Haj Khalil is a psychological consultant in Belgium. Jeyan helps people with stress, relationships, self-understanding and personal growth through one-on-one video sessions. Sessions mix practical guidance with psychoeducation, so clients learn what is happening and why. Jeyan holds a bachelor's degree in Applied Psychology and is finishing a master's degree at Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Jeyan coaches in Arabic, English and Dutch and switches between them based on what feels natural to the client.
Kay Stevens
Kay Stevens is a life coach in Michigan who works with teens and LGBTQIAA+ clients. Kay is a Board Certified Coach and a Certified Youth Resilience Coach, with trauma training. Clients work on emotional intelligence, boundary-setting and confidence. Kay also coaches employees and supervisors on emotionally intelligent leadership, and offers health and wellness coaching. Each session ends with a plan and a few tasks to try before the next meeting.
Peter Wright
Peter Wright is an independent educational consultant in Norwell, Massachusetts. He helps students and parents with school and college placement, learning differences, and therapeutic placements. He also offers life and executive function coaching for children, teens and college students. Wright is a former teacher at boarding, day, parochial and public schools. He has worked with the National Endowment for the Humanities for over a decade. He meets clients in his office, at agreed locations, or online.
Rob Owen
Rob Owen is a relationship and life coach who helps dads reconnect with their teenage sons. He also works directly with tween and teenage boys. Rob has spent 25 years working with neurotypical and neurodiverse teens as an educator, school founder, author, and mentor. He founded a nonprofit middle school and wrote two books. His methods draw on martial arts, Zen practice, mindful movement, and somatic awareness. He is not a therapist.
Priyanka
Priyanka is the founder of Thryve Resilience & Wellness in Irvine, California. She coaches teens, high school and college students, and young adults on executive function skills and resilience. Before coaching, she spent more than two decades as a global HR leader. Her clients are ages 14 to 27. They work on school stress, confidence, and big life changes. Sessions are one-on-one, and she works with clients in Southern California and online across the USA.
Andrea Piazza
Andrea Piazza is a success and wellness coach and autism life coach who also works as a licensed therapist in Florida. She works with business owners, creators, leaders, early career professionals and students. She sees children, adolescents and adults, and she works with individuals, groups and families. Her services include neurofeedback, talk therapy, expressive arts therapies, play therapy and DBT. She offers a free consultation to new clients.
Kimberly Freudigman
Kimberly Freudigman is an independent educational consultant who helps students and parents with college admissions. Kimberly runs Freudigman and Billings in Westport, Connecticut. The center also offers standardized test prep, academic instruction and educational support for students with learning differences. Kimberly's team works with students from middle school through college. Kimberly is a professional member of the IECA. Students can meet with tutors in person, by phone or by video chat.
Side by side
| Coach | Focus | Hourly rate range |
|---|---|---|
| Camil Aponte | 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 |
| Jennifer Litvak | Adults with ADHD and Students and college ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Jessica Clancy | Adults with ADHD and Students and college ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Katherine Sanders | Adults with ADHD and Teens with ADHD | $125 to $210 an hour |
| Keith Griffin | Adults with ADHD and Teens with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Tania Rowan | Adults with ADHD and Teens with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Armine Barsegian | Executive function skills and Time management and focus | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Cheryl Daniel | Adults with ADHD and Teens with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Chrissy Nichols | Adults with ADHD and Teens with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Dee De La Paz | Adults with ADHD and Students and college ADHD | $75 to $100 per hour |
| Kathryn Gerety | Adults with ADHD and Students and college ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Keith Gelhorn | Adults with ADHD and Students and college ADHD | $100 to $175 an hour |
| Marni Lutz | Students and college ADHD and Teens with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Megan Glennie | Adults with ADHD and Teens with 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 executive function skills, teens with ADHD, adults with ADHD and students and college ADHD.
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Last updated September 2026.