Neural Revolution
ADHD Coaching, Consulting & Training
COACH TRAINING THAT GOES BEYOND COOKIE-CUTTER MODELS
In the rapidly evolving field of ADHD coaching, seasoned practitioners need a sophisticated space to refine approaches, explore complex cases, and push the boundaries of coaching excellence. The ADHD Practitioners Community provides a structured, high-level environment where advanced coaches connect with peers who understand the nuanced challenges of ADHD coaching at its highest level.
Our Mission
Our aim is to create a collaborative think tank of accomplished ADHD coaching professionals, where we can tackle complex cases, explore advanced coaching methodologies, and elevate the standard of ADHD coaching practice.
Who It's For
→ Experienced ADHD Coaches
✶ With at least 2+ years of active practice
→ Certified Coaches
✶ ACC, PCC, MCC, BCC or equivalent certification
→ Coach-Mentors
✶ Developing their own approaches to ADHD coaching
What To Expect
Bi-Weekly 90-Minute Sessions
Thursday Mornings 10:30 AM EST (3-month commitment)
Every month we alternate between two session types:
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✓ Present complex client situations for sophisticated analysis
✓ Receive targeted feedback on nuanced coaching approaches
✓ Develop innovative strategies for challenging coaching scenarios
Case Consultation Masterminds
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✓ Member-selected topics based on collective voting
✓ Collaborative dissection of cutting-edge ADHD coaching concepts
✓ Transformation of theoretical insights into practical coaching applications
Advanced Coaching Topic Explorations​
"For years, I searched for a professional community where I could experience a true sense of belonging—a place where I could share complex cases, receive feedback, and learn from other senior coaches. I finally found that place in the ADHD Practitioners Community led by Eliza Barach, Ph.D., BCC.
Dr. Barach masterfully elevates discussions by offering insights into current neuroscience trends and seamlessly integrating them into our practice.
I strongly encourage all experienced ADHD coaches who seek to advance their practice and collaborate with like-minded practitioners to join this exceptional community of practice.
Nancy Ratey, EdM, MCC, BCC
Author of The Disorganized Mind
Between-Session Professional Development
Our community extends beyond scheduled meetings:
Advanced Resource Repository
of specialized coaching tools
Research Articles & Summaries
from all group sessions
Directory Listing
in the ADHD Practitioners Community Directory
Referral Network
for client needs outside your specialty
The Structure & Commitment
Small but Strong
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✓ Substantive contribution from each experienced member
✓ Development of professional trust among high-level practitioners
✓ Space for sophisticated conversations and innovative thinking
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​Our intimate group of no more than 10 advanced coaches ensures exceptional quality and depth. This carefully curated group size allows for:
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Commitment to Excellence
We understand that professional development at this level requires sustained engagement, which is why we ask for a 3-month commitment (6 sessions), after which you can choose to continue for another 3 months or take a pause until the time is right for your return.​
Your Investment
$150 per month
Early bird pricing (limited)
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$200 per month
Regular price
✓ Two 90-minute facilitated sessions per month with fellow advanced coaches
✓ Advanced coaching resource repository
✓ Access to research articles & summaries from sessions
✓ Listing in ADHD Practitioners Community Directory
✓ Referral network of high-level practitioners
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes this different from other coach training or supervision?
The ADHD Practitioner's Community is specifically designed for experienced coaches who have already mastered the fundamentals. Unlike introductory programs, supervision groups, or general coaching communities, we focus exclusively on advanced applications, complex cases, and innovative approaches in ADHD coaching. Our discussions assume a sophisticated understanding of coaching principles and ADHD-specific knowledge.
How experienced must I be to join?
We recommend a minimum of 2 years of active ADHD coaching practice and professional certification (or equivalent experience). The value of our collective comes from the advanced experience each member brings, so established practices are preferred.
What happens in a typical session?
Our sessions follow a structured yet dynamic format. Case consultation sessions involve a member presenting a complex coaching situation, followed by collaborative analysis and strategy development. Topic exploration sessions begin with an overview of the member-selected topic and relevant research, then move into group discussion, methodology development, and practical application planning. We also regularly cover the latest research and dissect published studies, examining findings and discussing how to apply this information to enhance our coaching practice and why it matters for our work with ADHD clients.
What if I need to miss a session?
Consistent attendance is crucial to the success of our community and your professional development. The collaborative nature of our work means each member's presence contributes significantly to the collective learning experience. Sessions are not recorded in order to protect client confidentiality and create a safe space for case discussions. While occasional email summaries are shared, the real-time collaborative analysis and strategy development cannot be replicated outside of live sessions. We strongly encourage prioritizing these meetings in your professional schedule to maximize the value of your membership.
Will this help me with coach certification or credentials?
While we don't provide formal certification, participation in the ADHD Practitioners Community may support continuing education requirements for maintaining BCC credentials. Members can submit evidence of their participation to potentially meet the BCC's requirements for CEUs, though approval is at the discretion of the credentialing body. We are currently in the process of obtaining ICF and PAAC accreditation for CEUs, which will provide more formal recognition once completed.