Webinar Recording: Couples Keeping Focus with Jonathan Hassall

Couples who have one or both members with ADHD often struggle to find the best focus for them to move forwards successfully. In this presentation Jonathan will share where relationships get lost within ADHD, what each partner really needs to move forwards, and simple steps to start to build that path.

Learning Objectives:

• How ADHD impacts a relationship
• How to define relationship goals that solve the ADHD related problems
• How to create a safe and supportive environment for both partners to be who they want to be

Who: Jonathan Hassall

Biography

Jonathan is an ADHD & Executive Function Coach and director of Connect ADHD Coaching, providing services internationally from Brisbane, Australia. His background includes psychiatric services and as Scientific Advisor for ADHD in the pharmaceutical industry. Jonathan trained as a an ADHD coach through the US and offers individual and group programs for people with ADHD. Jonathan is a regular speaker at national ADHD meetings in Australian and US. He is a board member of ADDA and a published author.
My focus includes the translation of relevant executive function theory to facilitate individuals with ADHD finding and embracing their “neuro-native” state supporting adaptation and realisation of potential.
Visit Jonathan’s website at www.connectadhd.com

Jonathan’s Book:

Decoding Doing: ADHD solutions for procrastination

This book offers an explanation of procrastination in the context of ADHD. Procrastination happens when we know we should do something for our benefit but actively avoid or delay doing it. At that moment, the focus is on not doing something rather than figuring out what is getting in the way. It is frustrating and risky, and it has the potential to impact our lives. It can result in failed studies, lost jobs, broken relationships, missed opportunities, and a belief in inevitable failure.

By creating a model for what happens when we act to support our intentions, we are able to decode and address procrastination—and, even better, to understand how to avoid it. We call this model the CIMAA Code. CIMAA is an acronym for the five stages of task achievement in our model: connect, imagine, motivate, act, and achieve.

Find Jonathan’s book here: https://www.amazon.com.au/Decoding-Doing-ADHD-Solutions-Procrastination-ebook/dp/B09M7WY6MH

​A simple guide to better communication and foundational to finding out who each of you want to be.

Find Jonathan’s free gift here: ​https://www.connectadhd.com/adda-adhd-couples-keeping-focus/