Executive Function & ADHD Coaching in Massachusetts

Yes. ADHD does not mean a person has no executive function; it means executive function can be inconsistent, context-sensitive, or harder to access under low reward, high ambiguity, overload, or delayed consequences. Many adults with ADHD perform exceptionally in high-stakes or high-interest environments. Coaching helps externalize the systems—planning, memory, timing, prioritization, and follow-through—so performance becomes more reliable.

An executive function coach focuses on skills such as planning, organization, task initiation, prioritization, time management, and follow-through. An ADHD coach understands those skills through the specific cognitive patterns of ADHD, including reward sensitivity, time blindness, working memory limits, hyperfocus, procrastination, and emotional regulation. Neural Revolution integrates both: executive function infrastructure designed specifically for adult ADHD brains.

Yes. Neural Revolution is a virtual practice, and sessions are conducted by Zoom by appointment. Massachusetts clients can access coaching from home, office, or remote work settings without needing to travel. The practice serves high-performing adults, professionals, entrepreneurs, and creatives, with coaches matched based on fit rather than simple availability.

No. Neural Revolution provides coaching, not therapy, psychiatric care, medical treatment, diagnosis, or medication management. Coaching focuses on practical systems, professional context, executive function infrastructure, and sustainable behavior change. If you need diagnosis, medication, or mental health treatment, you should work with a licensed medical or mental health professional alongside or before coaching.

Neural Revolution uses session-by-session pricing, typically $150–$250 per 60-minute session, with no long-term contracts. The discovery consult requires a $50 deposit that is credited to the first session if you continue. This pay-as-you-go structure supports flexibility while still encouraging enough consistency for coaching systems to take hold.

This coaching is designed for high-performing adults with ADHD, including professionals, executives, entrepreneurs, founders, consultants, creatives, late-diagnosed adults, and AuDHDers. It is not designed for children or adolescents. It is especially useful when ADHD affects professional output, decision-making, burnout, deadlines, time management, task initiation, or career direction.

Weekly sessions are often recommended at the beginning because they create enough continuity to build, test, and refine new systems before old patterns take over again. Some clients later shift to biweekly sessions once their infrastructure is more stable. Sessions are 60 minutes and focus on applying strategies to real work, decisions, and executive function demands.

The discovery consult is a 30-minute fit conversation by phone or Zoom. You and a Neural Revolution coach discuss your professional and life context, where ADHD is most disruptive, what strategies have already failed or helped, and whether coaching is the right intervention now. It also helps determine coach-client fit before committing to ongoing sessions.