Welcome to Spark ADHD
spark (noun): a latent particle capable of growth or developing
spark (verb): to stir to activity
- Merriam-Webster Dictionary
spark (verb): to stir to activity
- Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Are you or a loved one struggling with ADHD symptoms? Is ADHD limiting productivity, performance, or self-esteem at work, home, or school or negatively impacting relationships? Feeling like you (or your child) are not meeting your potential, and not sure where to turn next? If you are seeking ADHD information and resources, understanding and support, and customized structures and systems to plan, organize, prioritize, remember, and self-manage your professional, academic, home, or social life, reach out for your free consultation today to see if Spark ADHD services might be right for you.
Custom-Made Services For Your Needs
* Weekly coaching sessions by phone or video chat for adults, parents, and families
* Weekly check-ins by text and email
* Communication with health care or education team
* Adult, parent, family, or team consultations
* Weekly check-ins by text and email
* Communication with health care or education team
* Adult, parent, family, or team consultations
Testimonials
Meg is a caring and compassionate professional. She offers constructive advice and suggestions from a place of both personal experience and decades of professional work. We had gone from therapist to specialist, looking for support for my children with ADHD. We mostly got the same old tips you can find anywhere on the internet. Meg came from a place of nonjudgement, with a flexible, solution-oriented approach, which was so refreshing. She continues to support our family, both through group and individual support. I highly recommend Meg to any family who is looking for answers or support around ADHD.
- L. G.
Working with Meg is an empowering experience. She can think as fast as I can but also slow things down and pull things into clear focus. Her systemic perspective helps clients understand that ADHD people do not need to totally conform to fit into a world that isn't made for their brains. With Meg's help, clients begin to realize that ADHD is not a deficiency, but a strength and learn how to advocate for themselves. Her goal is to empower clients with the ability to implement the changes needed for growth and success.
- E. M.
Meg is knowledgable, skilled, and responsive. She respects children as they are, while considering how best to help them succeed. They respond well to Meg's intent attention and flashes of humor. If you've dealt with a child with behavioral issues, it's a relief to have her non-judgmental and compassionate support, and a judicious prescription for action.
- A. S.
I achieved my goals and I no longer believe that I can not do something because of my learning challenges. Now I am planning and scheduling events and my life around the planner and writing things down which I never did before. I've learned to keep going even when I feel like giving up and to plan fun activities in between things I don't want to do as a way to stay motivated. I now know I can focus on achieving my goals if I use the tools I learned during coaching sessions with Meg.
- L. R.
Meg has been very helpful. She has given me a lot of tools to work with in terms of setting goals and recognizing the necessary steps to complete tasks. Using these tools in my daily life has allowed me to accomplish more in a day than I would have otherwise. I can say without a doubt that taking the steps I have to achieve my goals has been remarkably easier, and I really appreciate it.
- W. H.