ADHD Counselling

Attention-deficit/hyperacitivity disorder (ADHD) or hyperkinetic disorder is increasingly diagnosed in childhood, adolescence and adulthood. However, problems with concentration or self-regulation, feelings of restlessness or impulsive behaviours are not always signs of an ADHD, but may also occur in the context of emotional distress, adaptation difficulties or trauma reactions. At the same time, additional psychological problems, such as fears or addictive behaviours, may additionally arise over time.

I have more than fifteen years of experience in the work with children, adolescents and adults with ADHD, and together we will find individually meaningful solutions for you. Common concerns for a therapy or coaching in the case of ADHD are an improved perception and regulation of ones own emotions, improved interpersonal relationships, flexibility in changing between concentration and relaxation, keeping a moderate use of digital media, greater ease and independence in self-organisation, greater academic success and the achievement of ones personal career goals.