Impactful ADHD Life Coaching
with Ian Wahlert
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Getting Stuff Done
Ready to get started or finish tasks?
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Work Struggles
Feeling overwhelmed or unable to focus at work or school?
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Family & Relationships
Feeling the strain of ADHD on your relationships?
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Organizing Life
Ready to get on track and a handle on things?
Curious about the benefits of ADHD coaching?
Check out below for insights from a real ADHD client!
My coaching is focused on Adults with ADHD and people with ADHD-like experiences. Many of my clients find coaching very impactful during transition periods in their lives such as college to a new job, parenting, a new leadership role and newly diagnosed when routines change and new strategies are needed.
I specialize in helping adults with ADHD navigate high-level professions such as entrepreneurs, lawyers, creatives, medicine, and business.
My coaching focuses on building clients’ skills and mindsets to embrace their uniqueness and overcome the challenges of their life with ADHD. I help clients with procrastination, time management, motivation, self-confidence, and self-awareness while empowering their natural curiosity, confidence, and personal fulfilment.
Serving Encinitas, Carlsbad, Sydney and the world (virtually)
Virtual & Face 2 Face Sessions Available
Take the first step now
Book a Discovery call below
You know you’re ready to work with me when you catch yourself thinking things like:
- I have so many plans and things that I want to do… If I could only get started…
-If only I could do this thing, everything would be better and I could take over the world.
-My ADHD is getting out of control, where do I start?
-This task is so simple and stupid, why can’t I just do it.
-I feel meh… I can’t
What To Expect?
My intentions are to create a respectful, collaborative, and liberating environment.
A space that welcomes honesty, inspires self-confidence, self-worth, and facilitates the mindset needed for growth.
My #1 focus is the personal success of my clients. Personal success looks different for everyone, but the work we do together often includes:
Improving communication skillsStrengthening relationships, both personal and professionalSetting boundariesReducing negative self-talkBeing present in the momentBalancing work and lifeGaining clarity and control of the impacts of ADHD on one’s lifeFreeing oneself from the overwhelmNot fearing but feeling excited to take on the day’s tasksFeeling on top of daily tasksSuccessfully taking on a new job or responsibilityBreaking bad habits
Individual ADHD Life Coaching
Curiosity. Intentional Action. Meaningful Impact.
As a Coach, and as someone who has and will continue to benefit from ADHD Coaching tools and mindset, it is a journey of curiosity and exploration driven by practical applications. A journey focused on discovering yourself and your strengths through the exploration of your life beyond your current struggles. A process in which you set intentions, break down barriers, and take accountability for your actions to reach your own personal goals and success. Through this journey, you will learn to thrive as yourself beyond the stresses and anxieties of life and those ADHD traits that have held you back.
We are all at different stages in our life’s journey. You might feel like some pieces of your puzzle are not quite fitting properly. You might feel more like a Picasso than yourself. You might feel that you have more to offer life, and that life has more to offer you if you could just get your sh*t straight. Recognizing that you want something different is a big step! It opens the door for change and growth. Then, by choosing to step through that door, you prioritize yourself, you own your intentions instead of repeating the habits that have led you down the same road of overwhelm, roadblocks, and limiting beliefs.
Serving Encinitas, Carlsbad, Sydney and the world (virtually)
Why Coaching?
Get Unstuck. Find Yourself. Own Your Success.
Coaching is Practical. The development and implementation of practical and sustainable strategies to improve your life with ADHD and personal growth are the key focus of the coaching sessions. Innovative and practical strategies that we can develop together include: Goal setting, better time management, self-care focus, prioritization, organization, boundary setting and much more.
Coaching is work. Whether you are at the early stages of learning about yourself, your ADHD or you have been learning about yourself for some time now, coaching is work. Uncovering limiting beliefs, breaking down barriers and building new strategies to live your best life is hard work, it can be frustrating and exhausting at times, but the results are deeply rewarding!
Who Is Coaching For?
Coaching Is For Anyone Struggling With ADHD And Who Is Ready To Work For Change.
My clients have included a range of people including students, corporate executives, entrepreneurs, athletes, those new to the work force, retirees, and stay at home parents. Some of my clients are newly diagnosed while others have been treated since they were children. Many come feeling stuck in their lives while others are looking for additional support making major changes. While each journey is unique, most of my clients share a desire for something more, something better. They are willing to commit to self-discovery and learning, they lean into the sessions with a curious mind, honest intentions and ownership.
I’m Ian Wahlert, The ADHD Life Coach
Ian graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Oregon State University in 2009 and after several years of working in corporate toles, he attended the University of Sydney to graduate with a Master degree in Project Leadership. As a part of Ian’s personal journey growing up with ADD, he completed his specialty training in coaching with ADHD from ADDCA (ADD Coach Academy) in 2018.
Ian has worked in a range of corporate and consulting roles focused on learning and development, diversity and inclusion, and other people focused roles.
He has immersed himself in the local and global ADHD community via virtual groups, meetings, and conferences. Ian is continually collaborating with and learning from the amazing organizations on the frontlines of ADHD in the USA, Australia, and globally. He stays up to date on the latest research and challenges impacting the ADHD community.
Contact Ian
Or book a Free 45 minute Discovery chat with Ian by clicking Start Here.
Hello, I would love to hear from you! Have any questions? Please send me an email.
(619) 340 1990 USA Phone
info@adhdcoaching.life Email
(02) 7227 8686 Australia Phone
FAQs
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Great news! You will not need a doctor’s referral.
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Nope, no diagnosis necessary. We are all at different stages of our journey. If you have not been diagnosed yet, that is fine.
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ADHD coaches work with clients to create structures, support, skills, and strategies. Coaching assists clients with ADHD to stay focused on their goals, face obstacles, address core ADHD-related issues like time management, organization, and self-esteem, gain clarity and function more effectively.
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Coaching can be an effective complementary treatment for ADHD. Benefits include increasing organization, achieving goals, and developing new skills.
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60 minutes,
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Click “book Now” button at the top, right hand corner of the webpage.
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Yes, Ian hosts regular group sessions. Group sessions are a wonderful way to connect with other ADHD people, build a support network and a sounding board. While Ian brings his experience and coaching skills, the other members of the group often help you come up with specific ideas for improving a difficult situation or life challenge, and hold you accountable along the way.
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