ADHD For Life
Led by a neuropsychologist

You know what to do.Doing it is the problem.

That gap is executive function, not willpower. Assessment, coaching, and skill-building that work with your brain instead of against it.

Tom Hudock and Dr. Claire Sira
10 yrs
coaching adults with ADHD
ADHD Quiz. 5 minutes. Research-based.

Attention works like a spotlight.

Move your cursor across the dark. Everything competing for your attention is still in the room, it is just out of the light.

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Six frustrations we work on
01

Overwhelm

It can be as small as walking past a full sink, feeling a twinge of dread, and ending up in another room doing something else entirely.

02

Distraction

Not only phones. Construction noise, a cluttered desk, and an unrelated thought all compete for the same attention.

03

Procrastination

Something positive comes from it: the dopamine of last-minute pressure. Understanding that reward is how we address the root.

04

Criticism and shame

One comment lands like a verdict. Years of being called lazy or careless make feedback feel like proof, and the inner critic keeps repeating it.

05

Constant arguing

The same fight about the dishes, the calendar, the forgotten thing. It is rarely about the task. It is about how fast emotions take over the conversation.

06

Anger and resentment

Frustration that flares fast and lingers long. Unspoken resentment builds on both sides until it comes out sideways.

Who is behind this

There is more to ADHD than simply ADHD.

As adults we have lived through experiences, heartache, and shaming that make ADHD harder to see in ourselves. Living better means gaining the skills to manage ADHD traits while building awareness of how you work.

Since 2019, Dr. Claire Sira and Tom Hudock have authored books, developed coaching programs, and built tools that support executive function for adults.

"I learned exactly how and why time was slipping through my fingers. We share our ups and downs, support each other, and start making immediate changes."

Miranda · Getting It Done

"As practical as it is fun. The first program that respected how my brain actually works."

Brian

"Six weeks in and my week finally has a shape I can trust."

Craig

Best sellers

Start on your own today. Every one of these is the same method we coach.

All books and tools →
Getting It Done with ADHD

Getting It Done with ADHD

The techniques for handling overwhelm, distraction, and procrastination around daily tasks.

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UForward Planner

UForward Planner

Weekly scaffolding for executive function, instead of sticky notes in every room.

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Feeling Loved with ADHD

Feeling Loved with ADHD

A practical guide to self regulation and hope in relationships.

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