ADHD Life Coaching

What is ADHD?

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a unique set of strengths ​and challenges not yet fully understood nor embraced by the “norm.” Strengths ​can include hyperfocus on activities and topics of interest and a steadfast ​devotion to the people and things you love. Challenges can include inability to ​focus or prioritize, impulsivity, and distractibility. The level and severity of these ​strengths and challenges may vary from person to person.

I was formally introduced to ADHD with my son’s diagnosis. From his birth, I knew ​my son was unique; filled with strengths and challenges. I absorbed knowledge ​about ADHD to equip me to help him develop. Through this period, I gained a ​perspective of ADHD. I think about past experiences of society’s negative ​perception of ADHD, and neglected the strengths. From these experiences and ​knowledge, I can help clients with a new perspective.

ADHD Life Coaching

Life coaching is different from counseling, therapy, mentoring and ​consulting. No instructions, no recommendations, and no fix/repair are ​provided through coaching. It is a partnership that combines the ​expertise of a client and coach. The client is the expert of themselves. Life ​coaches have the expertise to guide a discussion with compassionate ​curiosity to invoke client self-awareness.

At Perspect-US, we seek to:

• Guide your understanding of ADHD and how it
  
• applies to your everyday life.
  
• Help you identify your strengths and use them to achieve
  
• your goals.
  
• Encourage you to recognize and embrace your challenges.
  

About Me - Bryan Asche

Curiosity led me to this journey; connecting with others keeps it alive.

When my son was diagnosed with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in early ​childhood, I knew nothing about ADHD. I recognized his uniqueness, marked by both ​exceptional strengths and significant challenges, but I had no idea how profoundly ​both the highs and lows would shape his life and mine. To support him, I educated ​myself about ADHD, and my initial curiosity grew into a passion.

Prior to training as an ADHD life coach, I enjoyed a successful career as a structural ​engineer. Engineering taught me to appreciate the strength and beauty in all natural ​materials and the importance of leveraging robust resources to balance the weaker ​ones. Now I use this unique perspective to help my clients recognize their inherent ​strengths and use them to overcome their challenges. As an ADHD professional and ​parent, I understand the societal misconceptions and negative perceptions individuals ​with ADHD face. It is my mission to guide you toward greater self-awareness and ​wellbeing through a celebration of YOU