High achievers with ADHD face a unique set of challenges. Typically, they are very bright and have a strong desire to be successful. As a result, they may not be diagnosed until later in life. By that time, they have often become their own worst critic. Accepting limitations and finding a balance is a major life task for high achievers. In this webinar, we will highlight some strategies that high achievers can use to find a better balance in their life.
Learning Objectives:
- The participant will be able to identify 3 distinct challenges that high achievers with ADHD face.
- The participant will identify at least 3 strategies that can be used to create balance in life.
- The participant will identify 3 ways high achievers may mask their ADHD
Who: Alan R. Graham, PhD, PCC, MCAC
Biography
Alan R. Graham, Ph.D., PCC, MCAC; Dr. Graham assesses, treats and/or coaches executives with business and organizational challenges and adults, teens, children and parents impacted by ADHD. Dean, ADD Coach Training, Mentorcoach. President, ACP Consultants, ADDvisor.com. Founding Fellow, Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital, a Harvard Medical School affiliate. Former board member, (PAAC). former Editorial Board member, The Journal of Attention Disorders. Author, Lemonade: The Leader’s Guide to Resilience at Work (2012); Resilience at Work Assessment (RAW-A); Editor, The Guide to ADHD Coaching (2018).
