ADHD Coaching Certificate

I have learned lots during this course I'm already putting my new knowledge into practice in my personal life and hope to use my accreditation as a career change in the future

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ADHD Coach Certification

Overall I found the course thought provoking in terms of working with a neurodiverse population. I would suggest this course is best suited for people who already have coaching experience or have worked in a similar field. I would have struggled with some aspects of this course (or needed to do lots of additional research/reading) had I not come from a highly related background with pre-existing knowledge of techniques such as Motivational Interviewing, CBT & Socratic Questioning. At times I found the material to be repetitive and poorly organised. There was also a very heavy focus on the organisation and time management difficulties linked with ADHD and I felt that this perhaps missed the opportunity to explore some of the other struggles that this neurotype can present as well. Having said that, there is a good deal that I will take away and think about in practice and I would consider other courses if they were relevant.

Great experience.

A detailed and valuable course that will add greater depth to my coaching services. Thank you

excellent

wonderful

Well Paced and Great Information

This course had lots of information and it was well paced. I appreciated the opportunities to practice and the emphasis on cultural humility.

Very Informative!!

Thank you! I learned a lot of teaching tools to use for students with ADHD during the school year.

ADHD Coaching

The course explained the aspects of ADHD and explained how this neurological process manifests itself in various age groups. It then explained strategies to overcome executive disfunctions. It was a good course.

Very informative but quite dense for a neurodivergent

I have ADHD myself and I struggled to finish the course. I felt it was a bit dense, it lack more interactive features. The audio option is good but it would be better if we could choose the speed, because most of the time I was reading faster than the audio. Also, it would be great if you could have a section where you recommend podcasts, books, etc for additional knowledge research.

It is great course

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ADHD Coach Course

The course exceeded all my expectations. It contains very well-organized and detailed information, and I found it particularly useful and important that it presented so many case studies. I think that's the best way to learn. What was also important for me is that it includes a lot of international practices and experiences that I will be able to apply well — and even as a first mover — here in Hungary. It was absolutely worth its price. Thank you! :)

Informational, Engaging and a Time-worthy Investment

As a parent of a child with ADHD, this course was eye-opening. I have a wealth of understanding and corresponding tools to help support my child. More importantly, from a coach's perspective, I understand how I can be a better "coach" than "parent" in situations.

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Al right course although massively focused on basics of adhd

I learnt so much!

The ADHD Coaching course has been incredibly hard work because it was very comprehensive, very thorough and very enlightening. Although I have learnt a lot about ADHD over the last few years, having done a First Aid for Mental Health course as well as qualifying as a Wellbeing Facilitator for Film and Television, this course was very thorough and examined areas that I hadn't dealt with previously that of the three age types (children, adolescents and adults) and how they differ as well as cultural differences which I hadn't truly thought about.Although I have worked as a Level 7 ILM Leadership and Public Speaking Coach for many years I also found the section on advanced coaching skills to remind me of Best Practice very helpful. All the accompanying documents were also solid. I can't fault this course and am looking forward to using it with those, who may feel that they have ADHD, go to the Doctor to ask for an assessment and are then put on a waiting list for up to five years before they are able to see someone. Five years is an entire secondary school career. What do they do in the meantime? I want to help them with tools and skills which will enable them to make the best of their talents and strengths. I would also like to provide a service for parents of those who are struggling with this condition, predominantly mothers, who usually bear the brunt of their off-springs frustrations. Many thanks for a fabulous course. Having had 30/30 on the final (very difficult exam!!) I now feel ready to embark on an additional strand of my coaching career.