Empowering You to Thrive with Focus, Clarity, and Confidence.
Coaching for ADHD
View your world through a new ADHD lens.
As an ADHD coach, my purpose is to help my clients recognize their brilliance by shifting their focus away from perfectionism, disappointment, and overwhelm to a life of confidence, competence, and freedom.
ADHD can limit our perspective causing us see in black and white thinking. I offer my clients tools that will empower them to plan, execute, and achieve their goals. We will awaken and transcend your blocks and obstacles.
Black-and-white thinking can get us stuck. ADHD Coaching expands your vision by changing your lens.
ADHD QUOTES
I'm indecisive because I see 8 sides of everything.
— a Woman with ADHD
ADHD Coaching Success & Personal Growth
Women with ADHD face unique and often misunderstood challenges handling the responsibilities of career, family, and relationships.
Plan
Often, the toughest decisions involve day-to-day tasks that lead to overwhelm.
Prioritize
Often, the toughest decisions involve day-to-day tasks that lead to overwhelm.
Empower
Often, the toughest decisions involve day-to-day tasks that lead to overwhelm.
what you'll gain from ADHD coaching with Debra Ladd
The most rewarding clients are women diagnosed with ADHD later in life.
I offer a safe, non-judgemental space where we focus on you.
I can't recommend Deb enough! Working with her has completely transformed how I manage my ADHD. She provided practical strategies that fit my lifestyle, helped me build a routine that finally sticks, and showed me how to stay focused without feeling overwhelmed. Their support and understanding made all the difference—I feel more organized, confident, and in control than ever!
— Katie Konner
Debra Ladd Certified ADHD Life Coach
Certified Life Coach in ADHD, AAC
Debra Ladd
I spent much of my life chasing big dreams, feeling I was capable of more. I began as a Science and Spanish teacher, hoping to give students the confidence I had once lacked. Despite achievements, I often felt like an imposter, struggling to stay afloat. When I was diagnosed with ADHD, it was a revelation; I wasn’t lazy or irresponsible—I was smart but misunderstood. Medication helped, but the real breakthrough came when my son was also diagnosed. Determined to help him thrive, I dove into learning about ADHD and became a coach. Now, my purpose is to empower others with ADHD to overcome self-doubt and realize their potential.
