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Can you answer 'yes' to the following questions?

  • Has your child been diagnosed with ADHD?

  • Is your child's behaviour overwhelming at times?

  • Does your child get irritable with family members?

  • Are you searching for ways to better support your child's ADHD?

  • Are you constantly looking for strategies to  calm your child's emotions?

  • Do you feel overwhelmed by conflicting advice on parenting?

  • Are you looking for professional support to help start afresh? 

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Ben Isaacson 

MA, PGCertEd, ACC

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People with ADHD are complex. Your child isn’t lazy! They just need someone who understands their challenges, then everything will start to make sense.

The boredom, the loneliness, the mood swings, the forgetfulness, the self-doubt, the negativity…

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S. Fremont-Smith

Ben has been working with my son for a few months now. They meet at 6pm EST for a half hour weekly. My son finishes the Zoom call bright eyed and optimistic. Ben "gets" him. He makes my son feel as though he is not alone with his ADHD. Ben also provides strategies to get my son through the day. I highly recommend Ben to be your child's confidante and mentor.

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H. Paluch

My 8 year old son was finding it difficult to manage his emotions at school and his angry outbursts were getting him into trouble. I spotted an advert for Ben and I’m so glad I did. In just a few weeks my son has become a lot less reactive, more settled and happier at school. Ben is very calm and an excellent active listener. Highly recommend using his services.

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A. Moore

Ben coaches my 14 year old ADHD, ASD son and is working miracles. In just a few weeks he got us over big practical issues in day to day family life. Ben has quickly created a connection with him and has been very flexible in his approach.  I highly recommend Ben to other parents, especially of boys as I think a male role model really helps my son.

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