Lori Melnitsky ADHD Coach

Looks what’s coming to the area …

We provide social groups for students from kindergarten through high school.

As more interest rolls in, the more groups we will open.

Reach out to us directly for more info.

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MPI-2 Stuttering Treatment Program for Adults

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2WjNiHP6rDNqLBJTPFxbMd?si=EN-5T64WQfOF3GcVkbCU9w

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Spotlight Post: College and ADHD

It’s that time of year when many college students start feeling overwhelmed. Even with accommodations, the workload can be intense, and too often, they’re unfairly labeled as “lazy.” As parents, we may wonder, “Is this our fault? Could we have done more?”

When the pressure builds, self-esteem often takes a hit. With support, though, students can break the cycle of negativity and find their footing.

Myth: College students with ADHD are just lazy.
Truth: False! Many students feel overwhelmed from managing a full course load, heavy assignments, and focus challenges—even with medication.

Myth: Students with ADHD must finish college in four years.
Truth: False! Students need to go at their own pace and develop essential executive functioning skills: prioritizing, balancing work and social life, and channeling anxiety productively.

Parents, you’re not at fault, but your child may need guidance. This journey can start today. Keep communication open with your college student, even when the answers are tough to hear. Non-judgment fosters honesty.

If you’re looking for extra support, I currently have one virtual morning spot open for executive functioning coaching. Reach out at [email protected].

College and ADHD:

Spotlight post today:

This is the time of year many college students start struggling. The work piles up and with all the accommodations, it is often still not enough and many are deemed lazy. Why? Is it our fault as parents? Did we not do enough?

Myth: Lazy-False! overwhelmed yes-could be too many classes, too much work, difficulty focusing (even with meds), or many other things.

Myth-College students with ADHD must finish in 4 years-False! They need to do it their way and learn executive functioning skills such as prioritizing, managing work and social life, turning anxiety into a driving force rather than a blanket.

There is hope and you parents are not at fault. However they need help.

Keep the lines of communication open even if it is not the answers you want to hear. I have one morning EF coaching spop open virtual only. Reach out. [email protected]

Happy New Year

New Year Special for the first 6 sessions.

Hi We are going to be offering executive functioning help and homework organization for the year 2024.

Most of it is done virtually by staff. Feel free to pm me. The requirements are that you can stay online for 40 minutes. Ages 12 to 18.
[email protected]

It will help with
Accountability
handing in homework
prioritizing
stopping procrastinating
stopping the cycle of perfection