ImpactADD | Helping Parents Help Kids – with Elaine Taylor-Klaus and Diane Dempster et al. Offer Parent coaching – Group or private coaching, online programs, and a great blog. See their store for prices and to purchase their book: Parenting ADHD Now: Easy Intervention Strategies to Empower Kids with ADHD
Celebrate Calm with Kirk Martin and son – Understanding difficult children with effective parenting and teaching techniques Podcasts CDs and Workbooks also available.
Can’t afford a personal ADHD coach? You have other options!
ADHD Coaching groups and other coaching options, including self-coaching.
Most ADD Coaching Groups are offered periodically by just a few different coaches. To find them, your best bet may be Google or another search engine. I do know of a few regular groups. Some are rather expensive but are still less than individual coaching and a few are quite reasonably priced.
Body Doubling – Many of us are isolated in our ADHD diagnosis and when we need support, we don’t always have people to call on who can help. Sometimes the help we have is from someone close to us who doesn’t have an experience of living with ADHD. Someone who just gets it.
ADHD Body Doubling Membership with ADHD Actually. Body doubling paired with a space to connect with other ADHD people. Membership forum has given us all a place for genuine support and encouragement in between the sessions.$14 a month
The forum runs on a community platform called Circle. It’s really user-friendly, and if you’ve used Facebook groups before, it’s not too hard to jump in and post, like posts, comment etc. Unlike FB, there’s no censorship over med names & there’s no risk of the group suddenly being taken down!
ADHD groups
Coach Marla Cummin’s ADDed Perspective’s membership site Interact with Marla and other members in real-time using Zoom during the weekly Mastermind Groups. $16 a month
Productivity Pathfinder – Introductory price $37 a month (January 2021)- Self-paced courses plus Q and A calls, Online community, possible accountability buddy – With Coach Bonnie Mincu (Also listed under self-coaching)
The ADHD Enclave – a place for women to meet for support, privacy, and information. A Mighty Network community with Liz Lewis from Healthy ADHD. $35 Social community, $149 a month for the ADHD Enclave Collaboration (2 meetings a week on Zoom plus body double sessions)and The Park for Mother’s with ADHD at the Enclave $129- (two monthly meetings on Zoom)
The Untapped Brilliance Club (a free Facebook community for positive and motivated adults with ADHD) with Jaqueline Sinfield
Time to Thrive! with coach Lynne Edris – FREE five week program – Time to Thrive – 11:00 Eastern on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays from 1/11/21 through 2/12/21. – If you miss this, Get all the resources from a previous 8-week *Time to Thrive! *program, PLUS MP3 audio downloads. 3 weekly recordings, 2 with guests, plus downloads on the feature topics. ($149) If you miss the free sessions, they are available for $95 ($100 off) until 2/13/21 at https://coachingaddvantages.com/ttt21-rewind/
The Collective Empowerment Group for women offers a virtual space for connection, coaching, community building, and resource sharing from members, experts, professionals, and within the group. Offered by Authentically ADHD with Jaklin Levine-Pritzher and company. Go after the life that YOU want by dropping ‘shoulds’ and exploring your own values, beliefs, strengths, and dreams. They are offering a sliding scale payment ranging from $20-$150 USD per month. Keep in mind that if you are able to pay higher on the scale, it supports those in the community who cannot. Please choose an appropriate level of payment for your income.
ADHD Success Club with Dana Rayburn. $197 a month. 3:30 to 4:30 pm Pacific time on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Live and recorded.
ADHD Time Management Intensive from ADD Classes- 4-week virtual classes with Laura Rolands – Program $97 (Can pay $35 x 3) (Link works)
Focused Program from I Have ADHD with coach Kristen Carder and guests – 3 easy access Courses, 3 coaching calls per week, (Recorded) and Community on Slack ($199 a month)
Group coaching Waiting lists
Get it Done with Lynne Edris of Coaching Advantages – Very professional, personalized, and well organized – Look for coaching – Group coaching and choose your favorite (I can’t find a price, but I’m enjoying the free program I’m participating in right now (April to May 2020)
ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability group with Eric Tivers – Intensive coaching plus accountability – Requires an interview to ensure commitment to the process. $300 to $400 a month for 6 months.
Virtual Online Group with Coach Rudy Rodriguez, LCSW – Link works – Date and times to be announced. Meet on Zoom – 90-minutes for 8-weeks. – Slack for accountability. Includes two 30-minute private sessions and email support. Folder and handouts – Limited to 10 members – Check schedule – $450
Self-coaching
Productivity Pathfinder – Introductory price $37 a month (January 2021)- Self-paced courses plus Q and A calls, Online community, possible accountability buddy – With Coach Bonnie Mincu (Also listed under coaching groups)
Your Path Forward: Conquer your Adult ADHD one Step at a time – $77 ($97 Canadian) self-coaching video program that provides self-paced small habits to help you build routines that can help you accomplish both daily tasks and larger projects. ADHD coach Linda Walker offered this last year and is renewing it in July of 2017.
Creative Genius – Online community. Introduce yourself here. The coach and other members are still interacting as of February of 2022. YouTube channel – FREE – Coach Linda Walker
Change your Habits: ADHD Style – Coach and organizer Sue West – Your road map to managing your days. It’s possible. In small steps. Workbook $20. Kindle is $10
ADD Crusher – A virtual coaching program from Alan Brown. 10 sessions in two Videos with Audio Companion. Four hours of ADD-beating instruction. Plus, PDF Toolkits for each of the strategies (or, Ways), provide “crib notes” to help you put the learning into action. – $96
ADHD Self-coaching: Progress Report (Link works) by Zoe Kessler – 3 months after starting Nancy Ratey’s program outlined in the above book, The Disorganized Mind.
Untapped Brilliance: How to Reach your Full Potential with Adult ADHD See Amazon for Kindle version (Link works) for $10 – By coach Jacqueline Sinfield – Self-coaching primer written In straightforward language provides practical advice and simple, easy to follow techniques. Order the paperback version from Jacqueline – $15 + $7 shipping from Canada (Book links on Sinfield’s page are disconnected.)
Online classes ADHD Classes
3 Core Series ADHD classes with therapist Don B Baker – Change the way you think about and manage your ADHD wiring. Start with Opening the Suitcase for $45. Discount when you purchase all three.
Parent Coaching
You’ll find a number of options, from Parent coaching groups or individual Parent coaching, blogs, and Facebook groups as well as books, audio and/or video material in our collection of Parent Training Providers.
***Support groups may also provide information, empathy, and help you with strategies that can lead to self-improvement. Find online and in-person ADHD support.
Disclaimer: ADD freeSources does not endorse or recommend any of the providers or services listed. Nor should not being included on the list affect your choice of provider. We have not investigated those listed and do not have the ability to evaluate their competence in providing services to families and individuals living with ADHD.
Psychiatrists can diagnose and prescribe medications. Other MDs may or may not diagnose, but all can prescribe. Psychologists can diagnose and refer to a prescribing provider. Many Nurse Practitioners have experience adjusting ADHD medications but may not feel comfortable diagnosing.
Note: At this time, many providers may be offering telephone or Zoom meetings for diagnosis and treatment concerns. In that case, where they are located makes little difference. I recently had the following request to be added to this directory.
Elita Wong, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner PLLC Telepsychiatry in WA and OR www.elitawongnp.com info@elitawongnp.com Phone :(206) 531-7844 Fax :(503) 386-3252
Holistic approach combines psychotherapy and medication management. Genetic testing for the best medication choices. Specializes in Adult ADHD, depression, anxiety, OCD, insomnia, stress management, and major life changes.
Treatment combines medication, supplements, and lifestyle changes. SPECT Scans are expensive and may not be covered by insurance. Will diagnose and treat without using a SPECT scan- but hourly rates are quite high and they do not accept insurance. However, if it’s a case that has been difficult to diagnose or treat, it may be worth the price.
Independent Practitioners – Eastside and greater Seattle area. Offices in Issaquah, Snoqualmie, and Woodinville. Everett Clinic – Search under behavioral health brought up over 25 providers north of Seattle. The referral line is 425-458-5048. info@eastsidepsychologicalassociates.com
Tacoma
Rainier Associates
George F. Jackson III, MD –
James Dale Howard, MD
(Fletcher Taylor, MD is very experienced, but seldom has an opening)
Steve Parkinson, PhD also does ADHD Assessments
Trust the front desk, but be clear about what you need.
5909 Orchard St W
University Place, WA 98467
(253) 475-6021
Robert Sands, MD (& Associates)
Child Psychiatrists- will work with adults)
Bellmore Center
3609 S 19th St
Tacoma, WA 98408
253-752-6056
Dr. Stephen Schilt, MD- (Child Psychiatrist)
7609 6th Ave
Tacoma, WA 98405
Union Ave. Neurobehavioral Clinic–
Child Psychiatrists- Will also diagnose and treat parents of the children they treat)
Carl Plonsky and Associates
Dr. Heather Daniels and others
1530 S. Union Suite 13
Tacoma, WA 98405
(253)759-5340
Lance A. Harris, PhD – Neuropsychologist
3001 East J Street
Tacoma, WA 98404
Phone: 253) 274-9733
Edwin Lawrence Hill, PhD – Neuropsychologist
2013 South 19th Street
Tacoma, WA 98405
Phone: (253) 383-3355
Daniel Wanwig, MD – Adult psychiatrist
1901 South Union Avenue Suite A305
Tacoma, WA 98405
Phone: (253) 272-3031
Patrick Joseph Donnely. MD – Adult psychiatrist 3609 South 19th Street
Tacoma, WA 98405
Phone: (253) 381-3071
Robert Grumer, DO, Ann Marie Branchard, MD and Todd Clemens, MD
Individual and family counseling, Case management, Group Therapy, Psychiatric services and medication management. Partners with Tacoma schools to offer counseling at schools, Services also available in Gig Harbor.
Must call for information 253-396-5800
1305 Tacoma Ave S Ste 305 Tacoma, WA 98402 (253) 396-5000
Olympia
John Holtum. MD – Behavioral Health Research
4422 6th Ave SE
Lacy, WA 98503
360-403-4437
David Penner MD PLLC 324 West Bay Dr NW STE 214 Olympia, Washington 98502 (360) 339-8759
Laura Wagner, ARNP
Sound Psychiatric Solutions, LLC 1800 Cooper Point Road SW Building 12 Olympia, Washington 98502 (360) 633-2819
Edward Case, MD
200 Lilly Road NE, Suite B-3 Olympia, Washington 98506
Gig Harbor
Michael R. Pearson, MD Psychiatrist
5801 Soundview Dr # 251, Gig Harbor, WA 98335
(253) 858-3464
Dr. Vanraj C. Varu – Psychiatrist
7191 Wagner Way NW – Gig Harbor, WA 98335
(253) 514-8076
Munn, Helen, ARNP
4700 Point Fosdick Dr NW Ste 302 Gig Harbor, WA 98335 (253) 851-3808
Brace, Melanie, ARNP
6401 Kimball Dr. Ste. 104 Gig Harbor, WA 98335 (253) 853-3888
Tutor, researcher, and teacher of teachers. She advocates for children and parents in and out of the school system. She teaches all ages all aspects of literacy and specializes in Dyslexia and ADD. http://www.readingwritingthinking.net/
The Learning Disability Association of Washington online directory helps those affected by learning disabilities find resources within the greater Puget Sound region. The directory lists over 800 resources organized into categories ranging from diagnostic testing, consultants, therapists and support groups to optometrists, ADHD resources, physicians, and psychiatrists.
Washington State ADHD Treatment Providers – Note: ADD freeSources does not endorse or recommend any provider or services listed. Nor should exclusion from the listing affect your choice of provider. Many of these were chosen because they were associated with ADD Resources or local CHADD groups at some time.
ADHD Professional Services, Parent to Parent Teachers, Tutors, Schools and Support groups
Psychology TodayLook for Find a Therapist page on Menu – Find Therapists, Psychiatrists, and therapy groups.
OurFind ADHD Treatment and Support pagehas a fine collection of Directories to help you find a myriad of services you may need to treat ADHD – It includes: