WHAT ARE YOUR PAIN POINTS?
Are you struggling with
Are you struggling with
Are you struggling with
- procrastination?
- time management?
- difficulty focusing?
- emotional dysregulation?
- impulsivity?
- relationship issues?
- self-esteem?
- other issues that are keeping you stuck?
ADHD coaching can help
Are you struggling with
Are you struggling with
ADHD coaching is tailored to the distinct needs and strengths of individuals with ADHD.
It recognizes that ADHD clients often need ongoing support, customized strategies, and tools to overcome unique neurological and behavioral hurdles.
It complements therapy but is forward looking and helps in achieving goals and personal/professional growth.
My Approach
Are you struggling with
My Approach
I believe that EVERY individual has the potential to live a fulfilling and purposeful life.
My approach is centered around helping my clients cultivate self-awareness, identify their values and goals, and create actionable steps towards achieving them.
My education, ADHD coaching training, professional experience and my ADHD journey will be used to tailor my services to your needs.
Shehzad Qureshi
- I am a Professional ADHD coach
- I trained at JST Coaching & Training, a fully integrated ADHD traning program recognized by the ADHD Coaches Organization
- I have lived experience with ADHD
Let’s unlock your potential because you deserve to live life to the fullest
Benefits of Coaching
Metrics from International Coaching Federation (ICF) and other surveys
- 6X average Return on Investment (ROI)
- Improved communication skills: 72% participants
- Improved work/life balance: 67% of participants
- Enhanced direct report/supervisor relationships: 70% of participants
Benefits of ADHD Coaching
Research proven results
- Improved symptoms: 17 studies found that coaching improved ADHD symptoms
- Improved well-being: 6 studies found that ADHD coaching improved well-being
- High satisfaction: 6 studies found that participants were highly satisfied with ADHD coaching
- Persistent improvements: 3 studies found that improvements persisted