For example, if a family is seeking a plan of action after a child's diagnosis or if an adult needs help self-advocating for accommodations at work, consulting might be more appropriate.
If an adult, teen, or parent is aiming to be more consistent with being on time for work, staying organized, following through on commitments or learning to better manage other ADHD symptoms, coaching would be a better option.
Testimonials
Connecting with Meg has been such a beneficial experience. As an adult who was diagnosed later in life, she has helped me to find resources, connected me with a wonderful medical provider, and generally supported me on my journey. I owe her a huge debt of gratitude. I now feel that I am getting the support and help that I need to achieve my goals.
- K.M.
Meg is a caring and compassionate professional. She offers constructive advice and suggestions from a place of both personal experience and decades of professional work. We had gone from therapist to specialist, looking for support for my children with ADHD. We mostly got the same old tips you can find anywhere on the internet. Meg came from a place of nonjudgement, with a flexible, solution-oriented approach, which was so refreshing. She continues to support our family, both through group and individual support. I highly recommend Meg to any family who is looking for answers or support around ADHD.
- L.G.
Meg is knowledgable, skilled, and responsive. She respects children as they are, while considering how best to help them succeed. If you've dealt with a child with behavioral issues, it's a relief to have her non-judgmental and compassionate support, and a judicious prescription for action.
- A.S.
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Price
- 1 x 50 minute consultation
- Customized support with a specific ADHD issue at home, school or work
- Guidance with an upcoming school or employer meeting
- Assistance with navigating effective ADHD treatment, quality care, or resources
- Collaborative development of a targeted action plan