Frontline Perspectives
The Self-Scaffolding Fallacy: Why ADHD Coaching Works for the Fortunate Few and Fails the Traumatized Majority
ADHD coaching has developed into a thriving cottage industry, offering practical assistance to individuals who struggle with organization, time management, prioritization, task initiation, and follow-through. Its appeal is understandable. Rather than concentrating exclusively on symptoms or diagnoses, coaches help people develop strategies for navigating the everyday demands of school, employment, and personal responsibilities. For many […]
It’s Not That Hard
There is a population of adults with ADHD that academic research has barely examined. They are not necessarily the people who arrive in a psychiatrist’s office because their lives have become unmanageable. They are the people who have found ways to thrive, sometimes without medication, and whose lives might teach us something about the conditions […]