Who Shouldn’t Join The ADHD Success Club?

Posted January 2, 2017

The ADHD Success Club is a skills training program. It provides training on skills such as organizing, time management, and controlling ADHD symptoms.

It is for ADHD adults (or people who suspect they have ADHD) ready and able to focus on building their own ability to succeed at work and at home.

This is NOT counseling. You need to be able to function and take action to be a member of this program.

We will not cover:

Parenting Skills. Though the know-how you build will help you provide a more structured and supportive home for your ADHD children.
Study Skills. This program is NOT for teens or college age students. Adults who are working while continuing their education are welcome and will benefit from better planning and time management.
Relationship Skills. This program is not a substitute for marriage counseling. However building stronger ADHD life skills can reduce marital strife.
Emotional Therapy. This program is NOT a replacement for therapy or counseling. Join only if you have healed the emotional damage caused by ADHD enough that you can take action. If you are so depressed that you can’t take action, please get help first.

Please email me using the Contact Form on this website if you have any questions.

Dana Rayburn

Dana Rayburn is a leading ADHD coach who's passionate about helping adults live more successful and effortless lives. Dana leads private and group ADHD coaching programs. She also writes frequently about outsmarting ADHD; particularly boosting productivity through ADHD-friendly organizing and time management. Packed with healthy doses of wisdom for living with adult ADHD, there's a reason Dana's ADHD Success Blog is considered the go-to resource by thousands of subscribers.