Turn Your ADHD Into a Superpower
Work with specialists who actually understand you. We’ll show you how to harness who you really are into a superpower, instead of forcing you to be like everyone else.
“Why can’t you just sit still and focus?!”
Your entire life, people have misunderstood you.
If you’ve followed traditional advice for improving your grades, you have probably taken meds and tried to force yourself to ‘just sit still and listen.’
Which makes sense…
…to people who don’t know what it’s really like to struggle with ADHD.
But you do know what it is like to actually have ADHD.
You know that the advice of well-intentioned family members and teachers doesn’t actually work for you.
Here’s the reality…
You not only need to learn how to fit in with the expectations of other people, but to discover the strengths of your special abilities and how to use them to your advantage.
And the only way to achieve this is to get personal guidance from someone who actually understands what ADHD is, how to manage it, and most importantly, how to work with you to find what will work best for you.
It’s not that you’re “learning disabled” or stupid. It’s that you’ve been following the advice of people who don’t understand you. You’ve been trying to fit in instead of learning how you learn.
For those with ADD / ADHD, there are specific secrets to succeeding in college… and in life.
Think about it. ADHD is a genetic trait that has evolved over millions of years and appears everywhere around the world. It’s even been said that it must, therefore, have an evolutionary advantage, or it would have died out. You just need to learn what that evolutionary advantage is and how to use it to your benefit.
Many of the things you’ve been told are wrong:
- Most people will tell you that you need to sit still in order to learn. But in fact, the opposite is true. You need to move in order to learn.
It might surprise you to discover that most people with ADHD benefit from recording their lectures and listening to them while taking a walk or working out.
- Instead of getting distracted by sounds, you probably benefit from using noise cancelling headphones and playing white noise, music and nature sounds to increase your focus.
- Perhaps the biggest myth of all, ADHD is not actually a lack of attention, but in fact a need and ability to take things in quickly and move on. You learn best in short bursts, and multitasking actually improves your focus!
Each and every person with ADHD has a different life experience. You want to work with someone who understands YOU.
We make a point of understanding your uniqueness, rather than attempting to apply a given technique. With this understanding of how your body and mind work, we can adapt what we do to support you.
We aren’t here to teach you math, chemistry, or any specific subject. We’re here to teach you how you learn – and to adapt with you as your courses or work tasks get progressively more difficult.
Your ADHD brain may have been a problem all your life. Let us show you how to turn it to your advantage.
Speak with one of our experts today, and we’ll pair you with the specialist best suited for you.