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ADD and ADHD Coaches

ADD, which stands for Attention Deficit Disorder, and ADHD, which stands for Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, are neurodevelopmental disorders that primarily affect attention, focus, and impulse control in young adults.

ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder): This term was previously used to describe individuals who struggled with inattention, distractibility, and difficulty staying focused on tasks. However, in recent years, the term has evolved, and the clinical diagnosis is now typically referred to as ADHD, which encompasses two main subtypes: Predominantly Inattentive Presentation and Combined Presentation (inattention and hyperactivity/impulsivity).

ADHD (Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder): ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by persistent patterns of inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that significantly impair a person's functioning or development. Young adults with ADHD may find it challenging to concentrate, complete tasks, follow instructions, and manage their impulses.

An "ADD and ADHD Coach" is a trained professional who specializes in helping individuals with ADD or ADHD develop strategies and skills to manage their symptoms effectively. These coaches work with young adults to improve their time management, organization, planning, and coping skills. They provide guidance and support to help individuals with ADD or ADHD navigate challenges related to education, work, and daily life. The goal is to empower these young adults to reach their full potential and lead successful, fulfilling lives.

Coaching for ADD and ADHD can include techniques such as setting goals, breaking tasks into manageable steps, improving time management, enhancing organizational skills, and providing emotional support to help individuals overcome the unique challenges associated with these conditions. The coach's role is to understand the individual's specific needs and work collaboratively to develop strategies that promote personal growth and success.

Assistance for Parents of Struggling Youth in Wenatchee, WA

Soulegria is the first choice for Wenatchee, WA parents investigating a superior individualized, client-centered transitional program and Education and Vocational Training Facility to deliver assistance to their troubled child experiencing chemical dependency, self-harming behaviors, or narcissistic behavior. Because working with highly resistant young adult men/women is challenging, most programs rely on punishments and other behavioral techniques to manage a client’s behavior. Here at Soulegria, we recognize that the experiences of one struggling child doesn’t always apply to all of our clients. Through our therapeutic intervention (Individual, group, & experiential therapy) and adventure therapy (recreation & outdoor activities), Soulegria is dedicated to the management of each young man/woman’s needs; and we do this with professionalism and care.

Our clinicians are dedicated to not only providing support to our clients in need, but also the whole family; with the care and commitment required for full recovery. It is our desire to serve, assist, and coach parents from Wenatchee, WA, with a struggling child, through a very difficult time. Soulegria is here to serve! There is hope... and you are not alone. The vision of Soulegria is to bring forth peace through our valued Life Skills Development and Independent Living Program; while transforming emotional health for troubled young adult men/women from Wenatchee, WA, and from all across the country.

Our approach to therapeutic intervention (Individual, group, & experiential therapy) and community service activities has improved the lives of numerous troubled clients and families. We see that struggling young adult men/women can grow to be healthy adults with a desire to succeed! Soulegria understands that in order for our troubled clients to take part in real recovery, the entire family needs to be part of the assistance that our clinicians deliver. Our admissions specialists can be reached immediately at (855) 768-5808.