One of the hardest things for many people with ADHD is to stick with things until they are completed. This is an executive function weakness that you can overcome with the help of a coach. To get you inspired, we encourage you to think about those times you get bored doing something you like to do. Take a page from that experience and try to apply it in one of those situations you have to stick with something you hate!
A lot of people find our site while searching for an ADHD-friendly college. Parents hope to find the perfect program to take their place when their son or daughter heads off to college. There are a host of factors that parents use to judge if a school is appropriate: cost, size and location. There are 5 other criteria you can use to determine if a college is a good fit.
At the risk of sounding like your parents, we want to check in with you about the 4th of July celebrations. Did you make … Read More
We are currently raising money to extend this school-based coaching program for at risk youth for another year. All funds raised this summer will be matched, dollar for dollar, by the Johnson Scholarship Fund (JFS).
The 2012/2013 Shire ADHD Scholarships were announced last week. We are busy working to find coaches for these deserving students so they can get … Read More
Congratulations Graduates! Last weekend your Facebook wall was probably filled with photos of people you know in caps and gowns. And if you just … Read More
Dear Edge Coach, My 17 year old daughter was diagnosed with ADHD last fall. One of her challenges is getting to school on time. … Read More
Editor’s note: This week we are sharing an ADHD success story by Chad Rickner. Chad ran his first Ultra Marathon this year at age … Read More
Picture this: a struggling loser wants only one thing in life, to make it big, but when he gets a chance to prove himself … Read More
Want to be part of something big? Join us Wednesday, May 2, 2012 and help at-risk ADHD youth get access to ADHD coaching in … Read More
