structured SUPPORTADHD Counselling Pathway
A clear, guided six session pathway that helps you understand your ADHD, build practical skills, and create meaningful changes in your daily life with the support of an ADHD informed therapist.
The FoundationWhat is Adjusting to ADHD Pathway?
The Adjusting to ADHD pathway is a structured six session process that helps you understand your ADHD in a clear and supportive way. Together with your therapist, you will explore how ADHD shows up in your thoughts, emotions, routines, and relationships, and learn practical tools that fit your life.
Whether you are newly diagnosed, wondering if you might have ADHD, or simply wanting a deeper understanding of yourself, this pathway offers guidance, clarity, and skills to help you feel more grounded and confident in your daily life.
Common ExperiencesWhen does the pathway help?
This structured pathway can support you if you are newly diagnosed and/or experiencing:
• Uncertainty about what ADHD means for you
• Feeling overwhelmed or disorganized in daily life
• Difficulty with emotional regulation or frequent frustration
• Struggles with motivation, follow through, or routines
• Anxiety, burnout, or feeling constantly behind
• Confusion about how ADHD affects your relationships
• A desire to understand your patterns and strengths more clearly
Therapies That WorkOur approach
We use research supported approaches that are effective for understanding and managing ADHD. Depending on your needs, your therapist may draw from:
• ADHD focused Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
• Executive functioning and skills based interventions
• Trauma informed and attachment based approaches
• Mindfulness and attention building strategies
Your Therapy JourneyThe 6 Structured Sessions
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A collaborative first session where you and your therapist explore your history, symptoms, and goals so you know exactly what to expect moving forward.
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You’ll learn what ADHD actually is, how it shows up in adulthood, and why your experiences make sense in the context of neurodiversity.
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Together you’ll explore the real-life patterns ADHD creates in your work, relationships, routines, and self-care so you can understand your challenges with more clarity and compassion.
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This session helps you understand the emotional side of ADHD, including shame, frustration, and self-criticism, while beginning to reshape how you see yourself.
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You’ll build practical, ADHD-friendly tools and systems for time management, organization, motivation, and daily routines that actually fit your life.
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Your final session reviews your insights, celebrates your progress, and helps you map out next steps for continued growth and support.

