Lorie Craig Email and Phone Number

Are you struggling? It might not feel like it, but you're not alone. You may be thinking that you’re the only one who's struggling with ADHD at work and at home and with accomplishing your goals. You may also be feeling that you are struggling with feeling whole and happy in your life and relationships. ADHD coaching can help you cope with your experiences and struggles both professionally and personally. You don't need to be in crisis to get support. You can be proactive about ADHD and prevent concerns from developing into larger problems. Coaching can provide relief from symptoms you are experiencing and improve your quality of life and help you learn how to be yourself. You Might be thinking " Is Coaching right for me?" Starting coaching can be intimidating. You might feel awkward and not know where to start, or you may be concerned that you will be uncomfortable having personal conversations with a stranger. Rest assured many people feel awkward when they first start talking to a coach. This discomfort is normal and temporary. There is no "right way" to participate in coaching: clients simply come as they are, and it is my job to create an environment that is safe and comfortable so we can build a trusting relationship. Please remember there are no problems that are too small. Anything can cause distress and it is my job to support you with issues that are big or small. I will help guide the coaching process in a way that is supportive for your personality, needs, goals and comfort. I invite you to think about coaching as a way to better understand your ADHD and yourself while finding tools, insight, and strength to move forward. This includes insight and clarity that is paired with support with someone walking beside you and supporting you along the way.