ADHD Coach Certificate

The information is very straight forward. It is enough to keep me engaged and get through one module a day. I am learning so much and realizing how much more I need to learn.

Good information

I am finding this course informative.

Great!

Very informative and helpful towards my tutoring of ADHD Students

Module 6

Good enjoy both the visual and auditory choices as it helps with my dyslexia

Exam questions unclear

The questions at the end of each module are not clear and open to interpretation. Using the answers in the materials do not correlate with the example answers given.

Exam questions unclear

The questions at the end of each module are not clear and open to interpretation. Using the answers in the materials do not correlate with the example answers given.

Questions have qualitative answers

The suggested answers do not always completely correlate as answers are subjective

Informative and relevant

so far enjoying its content

insightful and well structured

great scaffolding of the topic, underlined with research and facts as well as real world scenarios.

ADHD Coach

Interesting and comprehensive course but it seems all KI generated and repetitive. The course doesn't give you a recognized certification.

Module 9

I'm learning a lot, but I feel like this is for someone with a degree already. I'm more of a peer supporter.

Great!

I understood about how cultural things affect on ADHD and Tools like smart apps for ADHD really helps.

Great!

I am glad to learn not only adult ADHD but also young people.

So much great information- but missing a few key details

Let me start by saying- I have learned SO MUCH! So much about ADHD, and about myself. I have also learned about tools/assessments (more on that later). I love this course and it has been money well spent. However, because of what I am about to share, I can only give it 2 stars as a coaching certification course. I have a few pieces of constructive feedback: the quizzes are worded in such as way that is a bit challenging (after seeing the suggested answer). The quizzes would be more helpful as multiple choice or something, while using the narrative responses as part of the learning within the module; Speaking of modules, there was so much information packed in each module that it was totally overwhelming, especially at quiz time. It would make so much more sense if the sections were broken into much more manageable sizes wtih reflection and quizzes; While I have learned so much about ADHD, I don't feel like this course teaches the student how to coach (I happen to be a coach already, following ICF methodologies). I would have loved to see more videos or activities around the actual coaching. This "coaching" seems to be set up more as an Advisor/Educator role, or that of a mental health practitioner, not so much as a coach. I would have loved to better understand how I as a coach can in turn use all of this information in my practice (individual and group). The tools mentioned are amazing, but the course doesn't teach us how to use the tools, just when to use them. I would have appreciated either links to where I can learn more about how t use the tools, or be taught directly in the course. I know all of this would lengthen the course but it would be worth it.

As I progress in this course,

I'm finding ADHD the most complex and difficult to comprehend. ADHD is a subject we hear little of and now understand how difficult it must be for both coaches and clients to address in a humane way. Bernie