ADHD Coaching Corner, LLC is an organization that has a mission to help educate and support individuals with ADHD. ADHD coaching is a personalized approach that empowers individuals to overcome challenges and achieve their goals. Focusing on practical strategies and skill development, coaches employ a client-centered, strengths-based, and goal-oriented methodology. Common areas of focus include time management, organization, executive function skills, academic or career success, relationship building, and self-esteem. Through active listening, questioning, goal setting, accountability, and skill development, coaches collaborate with clients to create action plans and provide ongoing support. It's important to note that ADHD coaching is not therapy, but rather a complementary tool for managing ADHD symptoms.
Meg Svensson is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach and Certified ADHD Life Coach. Meg is passionate about supporting brilliant women who are often juggling career and family or might be just off to college. Most of her clients suspect (or have been labeled) Gifted, HSP, ADHD, AuDHD or some combination of those descriptions. As a coach, she inspires clients to reach their goals by helping them tap into their own inner brilliance, so they can truly shine. Her clients are deep thinkers who feel things intensely. They often struggle with their work-life balance, perfectionism, burnout, and being overwhelmed, all while having an intense drive to make a difference in our world.
As a woman diagnosed later in life with ADHD, Meg understands these unique challenges. She began her coach training while juggling the responsibilities of homeschooling her own Twice Exceptional kids, running her husband’s busy practice, and dealing with her own undiagnosed ADHD.
Using an approach that is full of heart and grounded in neuroscience, Meg will pull you out of the chaos of life to calmer waters where you will begin to understand and appreciate your unique gifts and how to use them as you move forward.
Working with Meg will allow you to become more self-aware, more confident, and will help you discover your own strategies for working through feeling overwhelmed, procrastination, perfectionism, and more.
The Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota was founded in 1954 by a group of dedicated doctors and social workers to address concerns about challenges facing people with seizures. Today, EFMN offers services across Minnesota and eastern North Dakota to those facing the challenges of epilepsy. EFMN also serves the broader community by fostering a better understanding of epilepsy, promoting basic seizure training, and raising awareness of how common it is to experience a seizure. An estimated 60,000 people in our region have epilepsy and our vision is that each of them will reach their full potential. EFMN is an affiliate of the national Epilepsy Foundation.
St Louis Park MN 55416
Groves Learning Organization (GLO) is a nonprofit educational ecosystem that empowers each and every unique learner to discover their brilliance. GLO is a beacon of learning, illuminating the path to literacy for all students. We have a rich history of supporting bright students who struggle with learning disabilities and attention disorders, as well as promoting evidence-based literacy instruction for all.
LDA Minnesota, a private, nonprofit 501(c)(3) agency, helps children, youth, and adults with or at risk for learning and attention challenges to achieve their potential in work, school, and life. Over its 50-year history, the organization has become recognized for its expertise and use of current research and practices in the area of learning and attention challenges. Services include diagnostic assessments, consultations, free support groups for those with ADHD, workshops, professional development, public education, and outreach.
Erinn Hawkins, Student Accessibility Specialist
St. Joseph MN 56374
CSB/SJU Student Accessibility Services is responsible for developing appropriate accommodations for individuals with documented disabilities. Academic accommodations are made on an individualized and flexible basis. The primary goal of our office is to ensure that all students with disabilities have an equal opportunity to participate in both academic and non-academic campus activities.
720 4th Avenue South
St. Cloud, MN 56301-4498
The Office of Student Accessibility Services (SAS) provides access to academic programming and advocacy for students with disabilities in the pursuit of educational goals. SDS is SCSU's program to provide support services for students with a physical, cognitive or mental/emotional disability. Our goal is to provide facility and programmatic access through reasonable accommodations to allow students with disabilities an equal opportunity for academic success.
St Paul, MN 55104
Associate Certified Coach (ACC), International Coaching Federation
Professional Certified ADHD Coach (PCAC), Professional Association for ADHD Coaches
ADDCA Certified Coach Graduate (ACCG), ADD Coach Academy
ADD Coach Academy Certified Coach (AACC)
PAAC Credentialed Coach (CACP)
Whether you have an ADHD diagnosis or not, we partner through coaching to build awareness and promote individual growth. Together, we explore how you can make better choices, focus your attention and actions, and live your best life. You CAN build on your strengths and work WITH your uniquely wired brain. Welcoming clients of all races, cultures, identities, abilities, & orientations.