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One of a parent’s greatest desires is to see their children succeed and become confident, productive adults. For children with ADD/ADHD, success in academic environments has added challenges. It is just as possible for students with ADD/ADHD to be successful, but traditional classroom methods are often counterintuitive to the learning style of ADD/ADHD students. Add to that the challenges of learning to balance the work load of college with new-found freedom and friends and a positive college experience can seem out of grasp. ADD/ADHD academic coaching is an effective tool available to parents of ADD/ADHD students to help increase their student’s chances of success and get more out of their college education investment.

Building a Foundation for Success

ADD academic coaches work with ADD/ADHD students' specific learning needs, beginning by laying a foundation for success that starts with defining goals. This is so essential; without goals, students tend to wander aimlessly taking more of an interest in fun than in getting the most out of their education. Helping students define the goals that their college education will help them to achieve establishes the motivation they need to succeed. To establish and define these goals, an ADD coach will use assessment tools to help your student understand their learning style and the natural talents and abilities they possess that can benefit them in their college career and beyond.

Developing Specific Skills

In addition, an ADD coach helps students develop the specific skills they need to overcome their learning challenges in the college environment: how to take notes in class, how to study, how to manage time, how to organize, how to prepare for tests, how to take tests, how to avoid procrastination, how to remain healthy and well-balanced, how to choose a career, and more.

Growing Self-Confidence

Through the process of working with an ADD coach, students grow more knowledgeable about themselves and their true potential. Self-confidence grows based on the knowledge of the strengths they have to offer the world. Responsibility increases as they take the initiative to work toward the goals they have set for themselves. The concept of accountability as an aid to achieve goals - even for autonomous, independent adults - is developed and will follow your student throughout life.


An ADD coach, especially one who has the qualifications and experience necessary, offer students the tools they need to overcome the challenges of ADD/ADHD and succeed in their college education, enriching their lives indefinitely as the skills learned continue to be practiced. Parents can rest easy knowing they have given their children the invaluable help they need to become successful adults. As they attain their degree, students can be proud of their hard work and the accomplishments that an ADD coach helped make possible.




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