Of course! Collaboration is central to what we do. We work closely with families, teachers, and schools to advocate for your child’s needs, run teacher and parent workshops, and guide everyone through processes that can sometimes be challenging.
We also help co-design Individual Education Plans (IEPs) that reflect your child’s uniqueness, moving away from generic templates toward plans that support their growth and strengths.
Please note: If it can’t be fully addressed in a regular coaching session, we can provide it separately — just note it comes with an additional, bespoke fee.
Every person’s journey is unique! Most of our clients begin with six fortnightly sessions, which provides the perfect amount of time to explore strategies, build momentum, and feel confident using new tools.
Because this is a bespoke coaching experience, each person decides what their journey looks like after those initial sessions. Everyone leaves with realistic, practical strategies tailored to their needs, and the reassurance that they can always return for extra support whenever life changes, because life isn’t constant.
In most cases, funding for children is only possible through the NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme).
If your child has NDIS funding, ADHD coaching may be included in their plan.
You can learn more about this in our NDIS FAQ.
Great news, there’s government funding available for adults with ADHD, offering up to $1,600 per year to support coaching!
Please read our blog for all the details and step-by-step instructions on how to apply.
As a client, we ask you to bring your challenges to the session in each session. We ask you all about them to get clarity and perspective. Then we brainstorm strategies and tools, and you decide what to try. We put an action in place that works for you. Usually, there are wins.
However, along the way, there will be barriers that we will need to explore.
Each session is yours to bring up the challenge you want help with, and our job is to make sure you walk out with greater awareness and ways to move forward.
Working with a coach lets you put your thoughts and feelings into words. This act is beneficial, as it helps you see your challenges more clearly. By working together to find and test tools and strategies is one of the most significant benefits that coaching is known for. One situation when coaching does not appear to work is when a client expects the coach to solve their problems. Another is when the client doesn’t participate openly. This might happen if the client only attends coaching to keep someone else happy.
No, we are not a registered NDIS provider. However, you can still be able to claim session fees via NDIS if you are self-managed or fund-managed. If you are self-funded, you should contact NDIS before booking a session to confirm you will be reimbursed when REACH sends you an invoice. REACH will need a contract/purchase order from you before you engage in coaching, as we will be invoicing you directly.
If you are fund-managed, we will send you a customised invoice.
You can send this invoice to your fund manager for payment directly to us.
Coaching is the practical steps for how to move forward. Coaching focuses primarily on what it will take for you to progress in the areas of life that are important to you. Other therapists usually work more on understanding or diagnosing the cause of specific symptoms and then recommending treatment or management plans.
If you need help with your day-to-day life, an ADHD coach is an expert in getting to the bottom of the problem by working with you. An ADHD coach helps you clarify what’s going on in your uniquely wired brain or why things aren’t working how you want them to. An ADHD coach helps you find tools and strategies to move you forward positively.
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