Coaching
What is an ADHD coach? This is a non-traditional approach of treating ADHD. However, finding a coach can help keep you organized and on the right track. The process is educational more than medical, where a patient gets help through daily life rather than taking medication to help correct a chemical imbalance. Many defenders of ADHD coaching cite the strategic assistance as a long-term remedy for many of the challenges that ADHD presents.
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