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Thriving in the ADHD life
Thriving in the ADHD life
Life and business aren't that bad, but deep down maybe it can be better. And this keeps you up at night.
Ideas are always flashing in your mind, showing you the wonderous life you are supposed to live. But when it comes to making the dreams a reality, well, some inevitable force stands in your way.
It's not the lack of potential or desire. You have that in spades.
You have to be high achieving to start all of your important and wonderful inspiring projects.
But no matter your goals or your successes, you know they know it could be better somehow.
All the ideas are in their head, and some of the projects started.
Having that outside guidance and support kicks them in gear to actually do the things and live the life they know they are meant to live.
Sound familiar?
You can fully enjoy and appreciate that family life, social interactions, and off-time that you dedicated your efforts to create.
What was a dream is now the things that inspires you to jump out of bed and get moving.
All of your struggles, dedication, and hardship paid off, because you KNOW how amazing you are.
Is this a good fit?
Sometimes you just need an outside perspective to help you get to where you want to go.
With ADHD, Before you can make progress and move forward on all your amazing things, you have to stop all the other stuff that is keeping you stuck.
Therapy, use of EMDR, and Individual coaching get you back on track, focused, and ready for what's to come.
Now that you are not spinning your wheels, you can now learn (or remember) the skills that make you successful BECAUSE of your ADHD.
Therapy, Coaching, and educational resources provide you the information you need in a way you can use it immediately to make changes in your life.
It's not that you don't want to succeed. It's that your brain wants to be lazy. Accountability keeps you focused on your goals, reminds you that you are more than capable of your success, and is your cheerleader throughout your journey.
Reach out for a free consultation. Let's get the conversation started.
Dr. Stevie is direct and to the point. Less words means more time for you to spend growing.
She loves research and learning (having studied pretty much all of the social sciences, with degrees in History, Management, Counseling Psychology, and Business Psychology). She is excited to exchange book recommendations and latest study findings.
Dr. Stevie has over 20 years motivating others to achieve their goals.
Helping people and groups build confidence, reach their goals, stay accountable, and make a positive impact on others
Straightforward Support.
Drive with Accountability.
Real Growth that Lasts.
Practical applications that cut through the jargon with real, actionable solutions. Unlike traditional therapy, we focus on straightforward strategies that make sense in your daily life.
We don't just talk change, we help you create it.
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