A self-described “veteran” parent of a son with ADHD, Penny Williams is the award-winning author of three books on parenting kids with ADHD. She provides parenting courses and one-on-one coaching.

Cindy Cosentino, M.Ed., B.Ed., B.Sc., OCT
Certified Life and Wellness Coach
ADHD specific coach training
ICF ACC pending

I'm a blind and neurodivergent executive functioning coach and I use she or they pronouns. I work with adults eighteen and older. I get to know you as a whole person, and I draw on disability justice principles.

Our EF Coaches help struggling students with ADHD & executive dysfunction achieve long-lasting cognitive transformation & renewed confidence through customized 1:1 coaching with tailored exercises, comprehensive evaluations & progress-monitoring.

William Wrentmore is a certified ADHD Life Coach who is passionate about helping others live their most authentic and rewarding lives.

Abby coaches high school students, college students and adults to help with school, relationships, self-care, and the day-to-day aspects of living well and managing ADHD in the ways they are wired to succeed.

Alicia coaches children (ages 3 -11), parents, students, educators, & adults to help with executive functioning skills. She is passionate about helping others deepen their understanding of themselves and find individualized supports to manage ADHD.

Andrea Yellinek, MS, OTR/L, ACC, CACP is a credentialed ADHD Coach and occupational therapist who enjoys working with college students, adult professionals, teens, and parents of special needs children to manage ADHD and maximize their potential.

Griffin coaches children ages 10-18, parents, college students, young adults, early-career and couples. Griffin helps clients understand and address the challenges of ADHD, focus on their goals, and to leverage their strengths in successful ways.

Helping clients of all ages learn motivational strategies to take action with everyday tasks and goals • Understand your brain • Create customized daily routines • Use proven techniques to
empower yourself with ADHD