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Arlen Gruszczynski
Certified ADHD Life Coach (CALC)
Certified Cognitive Coach (CCC)
Coaching represents a collaborative partnership between the Coach and the Client.
Establishing trust, openness, and honesty facilitates a thorough exploration of the client’s strengths, challenges, and aspirations.
Together we can fill in those stepping stones to get you where you want to be.
Do you feel lost and overwhelmed?
Are you struggling to keep up?
Do you want more out of life, but you don’t know how to move forward?
Coaching can help
Are you struggling to see a clear path forward?
Are you getting lost in all the little things?
Do you want more out of life?
Do you feel like you “should” have everything under control?
Together let’s file those “shoulds” in the bin, and explore strengths, goals, and how to move forward towards those goals
The struggle is real… and it can get easier
Does your child struggle with ….
….. starting or changing tasks?
….. time awareness?
….. staying focused?
….. organization?
….. prioritizing tasks?
….. self regulation?
Your child might be ready for coaching
Is your child under 10 years old?
Do they struggle with communication?
Do you ever look around a waiting room and wonder why your child doesn’t sit patiently like those other kids?
Are you feeling frustrated and overwhelmed with parenting?
Your child may not be ready for coaching yet, and, you might be
Book your 20 minute complimentary consultation today!
Is your child struggling to be understood?
Do they feel like they aren’t like the other kids?, like they just can’t do what the other kids can
Coaching can help
Many behaviours in kids are neurological not ‘bad’, let’s work together to understand the kid perspective, let’s set aside all the “shoulds” and comparisons and learn to meet them where they’re at.
Every child deserves a voice
What is ADHD?
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), is a neurodevelopmental condition characterized by a range of symptoms that can include difficulties with concentration, impulsivity, hyperactivity, distractibility, emotional regulation, task switching, and organization.
There are three distinct classifications of ADHD: Inattention presentation, Hyperactive presentation, and Combination presentation. These classifications are linked to differences in brain structure, function, and chemistry that contribute to the symptoms experienced.
ADHD is primarily a hereditary condition that can affect people at all stages of life. Symptoms vary among individuals and potentially evolve over time.
Research has shown that individuals with ADHD may have a smaller frontal lobe, which is responsible for executive function. In children, the development of this area may lag their peers by approximately 3 years, reaching full maturity around 30-35 years of age.
The frontal lobe plays a crucial role in functions such as planning, organizing, focus, attention, self-control, memory, communication, problem-solving, impulse control, and social behavior, collectively known as executive functions.
