ADHD Coach for Professional Women

ADHD coaching for professional women focuses on the work and life infrastructure that supports sustainable performance. At Neural Revolution, coaching may address executive function, decision paralysis, procrastination, burnout, time blindness, career direction, leadership pressure, motherhood or caregiving load, and late-diagnosis integration. The goal is not to force neurotypical productivity habits, but to design systems that fit how your ADHD brain actually operates.

No. Neural Revolution provides ADHD coaching, not therapy, psychiatric care, medical treatment, or medication management. Coaching is appropriate for high-performing adults who want practical support with systems, decisions, executive function, productivity, career alignment, and sustainable work design. If you need diagnosis, medication, trauma treatment, or clinical mental health care, a licensed therapist, psychiatrist, or medical provider is the right resource.

Yes. Neural Revolution works with many late-diagnosed professional women who have spent years masking, over-functioning, and interpreting ADHD friction as personal failure. Coaching helps integrate the diagnosis into self-concept, rebuild executive function systems, examine career choices through an ADHD lens, and reduce reliance on exhausting compensation patterns that may have supported achievement but created burnout.

Sessions are priced session by session at $150–$250 per 60-minute coaching session. Neural Revolution uses a pay-as-you-go structure with no long-term contracts. The Discovery Consult requires a $50 deposit, which is credited to the first session if you move forward. This structure supports flexibility while still preserving a focused, high-fit coaching relationship.

Weekly sessions are generally recommended at the beginning because they create momentum, continuity, and enough repetition to install new ADHD-friendly systems. Some clients later shift to a biweekly cadence once core structures are working. Sessions are 60 minutes and conducted virtually by appointment, allowing professional women to integrate coaching into demanding work, travel, caregiving, or business schedules.

Yes. Coaching often targets executive function friction directly, including planning, prioritization, task initiation, working memory, follow-through, time management, and project completion. Neural Revolution’s approach emphasizes external infrastructure rather than willpower: calendars, decision frameworks, task systems, environmental design, reward salience, and workflow patterns built around the realities of ADHD cognition.

Yes. Neural Revolution is a virtual boutique practice, with sessions conducted via Zoom across the United States by appointment only. This format works well for professional women managing full calendars, leadership roles, business ownership, travel, or caregiving responsibilities. Client volume is intentionally limited, and coaches are matched based on fit rather than availability alone.

Neural Revolution is built at the intersection of academic research, clinical understanding, and lived ADHD experience. Dr. Eliza Barach holds a Ph.D. in cognitive psychology and is a Board Certified Coach, and the practice uses evidence-based, individualized coaching rather than generic productivity advice. The boutique model prioritizes fit, depth, and ADHD-specific systems for high-achieving adults.