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Parenting a child with ADHD can be exhausting. You may feel like you’re constantly problem-solving, walking on eggshells, or just barely holding it together. You’re not alone – and you don’t have to do this alone.
Our in-person parent coaching gives you a calm, supportive space to unpack challenges and find practical tools that work at home and at school.
No formal diagnosis needed. Just a willingness to try something different.
Start with what’s real
Maybe mornings are chaotic, school communication feels overwhelming, or your child’s motivation is slipping. You don’t need to have the answers – just bring whatever’s happening right now.
Unpack the challenge
Our coach will ask thoughtful questions and reflect back what she hears. You may start to uncover what’s really going on – like a missed skill, an emotional trigger, or a system that just isn’t working.
Explore practical strategies
Together, you’ll look at what might help, such as:
Leave with something useful
Each session ends with a clear takeaway – something small and do-able you can try at home right away.
Children with ADHD often struggle with organisation, motivation, emotions, and communication, and so do their parents. Coaching offers space, support, and real strategies that make everyday life more manageable.
Anna brings warmth, clarity, and deep understanding to her coaching work. She knows that parenting a child with ADHD can be tough – and that there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Her approach is calm, compassionate, and always practical.
Through coaching, Anna can help you make sense of what’s happening, unpack what’s working (and what’s not), and rebuild confidence in your parenting.
Coaching provides support to help you work through challenges and achieve goals that matter most to you and your family.
Depending on your situation, coaching can support:
Coaching is a practical and supportive conversation where you are the expert on your child, and the coach acts as a guide helping you find what works best at home and at school. Each session is about 50 minutes and is designed to be calm, focused and completely personalised to your family’s needs
That depends on your goals. Some parents find a few sessions helpful for addressing specific challenges, while others choose ongoing support during key transitions. We will work with you to create a plan that suits your needs and fits your schedule.
Yes. Coaching is most effective when both caregivers are on the same page. You’re welcome to attend sessions together or take turns, whichever works best for your family.
Will my child be there?
No, these sessions are just for you (and your co-parent, if they’d like to attend). This gives you the space to be open, focused, and solution-oriented so you can support your child in a calmer, more connected way.
If your child shows interest in having coaching themselves, you’re welcome to discuss this with your coach. If it feels like the right fit, they can begin their own coaching journey at their own pace, with support tailored to them.
No. Your child does not need a formal ADHD diagnosis. If you’re navigating challenges related to attention, behaviour, or executive functioning, this support is for you.
Just contact us—no referral or diagnosis needed.
Call 08 6255 8880, or
Email hello@adhdwa.org
$140 (incl. GST) per session
Please note: Coaching is not eligible for Medicare rebates.
Cancellations within 3 business days will incur the full session fee.
Book your first coaching session today.
📞 Call 08 6255 8880
📩 Email hello@adhdwa.org
ADHD WA is a not-for-profit organisation relying on grants and on donations of generous individuals.
If you’d like to help support our work in helping people living with ADHD in WA, we’d love to hear from you.
I found the PL very helpful. The speakers were engaging and knowledgeable and brilliantly spoken. I’m excited to implement the strategies I’ve learnt and distribute on the information gained to my staff.
