Asher Collins
I spent a good portion of my life believing that I was more lazy and less motivated than most people. I simply did not have a better reason to explain why I so often failed to do the things that mattered most to me and why I always seemed to let others down despite my best intentions.
My ADHD diagnosis in 2015 gave a name to my struggles. What it did not do was help me struggle less, despite my best efforts to implement ADHD friendly ways of doing things. Desperate to find a better way, I hired an ADHD coach.
The journey of self-discovery I embarked on with Cam is the foundation that my own life that fits is built upon. I learned how to work with my uniquely-wired brain. I discovered my strengths and learned how to leverage them. As positive changes multiplied, I finally had hope that thriving with ADHD was possible.
Today I coach, speak, and podcast on creating and sustaining meaningful change with ADHD.
Get in touch with me here: Asher Collins, ADHD + Curiosity Conjurer
Dusty Chipura – Season 3
Dusty Chipura is a master certified AACC-accredited ADHD coach and certified doula based in Vancouver, BC. Dusty coaches adults from all backgrounds and walks of life and uses an anti-oppressive, anti-racist framework to make her approach to coaching more accessible and inclusive.
Dusty has a special interest in ADHD and pregnancy and is currently in the process of becoming a certified doula. She has given several talks on managing ADHD during pregnancy and has published an ‘ADHD and Pregnancy’ journal for pregnant individuals to download and use to help themselves manage their pregnancy, written in conjunction with Alix Bacon, president of the Canadian Association of Midwives.
Get in touch with Dusty here: Dusty Chipura, ADHD Coaching
Cameron Gott – Seasons 1&2
In 2003 a seminal ADHD learning moment occurred when I realized my greatest challenge. I had a new awareness – that I did not complete things. Not only did I not complete tasks and projects, I did not complete conversations or even thoughts! I would map out a destination and start down a path, and before getting to any meaningful completion point I would jump to a new path lured by the excitement of a new idea or initiative.
Nearly ten years after my initial diagnosis I was realizing the true impact of ADHD, and it was inhibiting my ability to make a rich and fulfilling life. Instead of shying away from this dilemma around completion, I leaned in and became an expert in all areas related to effective completion. I learned about ADHD, first and foremost. I also dug into all areas related to creating positive and sustained change. I developed coaching models related to change and wrote an ebook on positive accountability practices.
Today I present, coach, train, and collaborate on a number of topics near and dear to my heart.
Get in touch with me here: Cameron Gott, PCC
