Do you have an adult child who is struggling with independence?
Does your adult child seem overwhelmed with “Adulting?”
If your child has ADHD they are going to be slower to gain independence than others their age. Their executive function is about 30% behind their age.
Your 21 year old is closer to 15 years old and your 26 year old is closer to 18 years old.
Your child has the expectations of an adult and the tools of a much younger child to deal with those expectation. The gatekeepers that tend their emotional regulation, planning, prioritizing, organization and more are much, much younger that what is being asked of them.
It is any wonder they would struggle or be overwhelmed?
And when you think about a teenager how well do they express themselves and/or ask for help? Not very well at all. Asking for help, unfortunately, is still seen as a weakness rather than a great knowledge of yourself.
Let’s get your kid headed in the right direction!
Hello! I am Peggy Sullivan. I created Blue Lake Coaching to support you and your young adult in finding the best path forward. You will gain knowledge, insights and new tools to help support your journey.
I Like To Keep It Simple
You don’t need to modify everything to have a positive influence on your life. All journeys start with a single step. Often little changes have big impact. A subtle shift in thinking can make a big difference in how you experience otherwise challenging situations.
Schedule your discovery call today and let’s get you and your family started down the path to independence!
ADHD & Me
I have been married to ADHD for 30 years and have raised two kids with ADHD. We have three different flavors in our house so it keeps things interesting.
When coaching I do not offer any fixes for ADHD because nothing is broken. ADHDers think differently and need understanding and support to thrive in this non-ADHD created world. I offer tools to ADHDers to better navigate life’s challenges. And that’s ADHD & me.
Although there is information about ADHD in my coaching I do support non-ADHDers too. I am an equal opportunity coach and love to support anyone looking to navigate a big life change or those in search of a better life.
If you want to learn more about me you can check out this page.
Why I Coach
I love helping people grow, learning new perspectives, having a flexible schedule, and sometimes wearing pajama bottoms to work. Beyond that I love helping people realize how strong they really are. When a client does something they didn’t think they could do, it lights me up.
I Like To Keep It Light
When you can find the humor in a situation, person or experience, you are in control of how it impacts you.
I look forward to meeting you and supporting you and your family through this transformation
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