College is a journey, and ADHD is part of the adventure

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College students with ADHD are more likely to experience academic, psychological, social, and mental health challenges.

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Ways We Support College Students:

  • Prepare for the High School-to-College Transition:

    • Get ready for the shift from high school to college to ensure a smoother experience when you arrive on campus.

  • Smooth Transition into College Life:

    • Receive support during your freshman year to make the transition into college life as seamless as possible.

  • Navigate College Reboot After Academic Challenges:

    • Receive guidance and assistance in bouncing back after academic probation or dismissal to help you get back on track in college.

  • Plan Your Post-College Path:

    • Strategize and plan for life after college, helping you figure out your next steps and set achievable goals.

  • Enhance Social Skills and Campus Involvement:

    • Develop social skills and discover opportunities to actively engage in college life, both academically and socially.

  • Discover Your Unique Strengths and Learning Styles:

    • Identify your personal and learning styles, empowering you to leverage your unique strengths through our "Wired to Win! ™" approach.

  • Master Time Management, Organization, and Focus:

    • Hone skills in planning, prioritizing, time management, organization, starting tasks, and staying focused to excel in college.

  • Establish a Balanced Schedule and Healthy Routines:

    • Create a well-balanced schedule and adopt healthy habits and routines that support your overall success throughout your college journey.

ADHD Coaching

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Approximately 1 in 6 College Freshmen is Affected by ADHD., and it looks different for each person.