ADHD Coaching Near Me: What to Look For
Ask a coach about ADHD-specific training, supervision, relevant experience, confidentiality and how they measure progress.
Training, scope and fees
Ask a coach about ADHD-specific training, supervision, relevant experience, confidentiality and how they measure progress. Private coaching credentials are different from a healthcare license. A coach does not acquire authority to diagnose or treat a disorder simply by earning a coaching certificate.
Request the actual fee, package commitment and cancellation policy. There is no single price or background statistic that establishes a coach’s quality. Discuss a small, observable goal before committing to a long program.
What a useful first meeting looks like
Bring one recurring difficulty, such as arriving late, avoiding paperwork or losing track of tasks. Ask the coach how they would turn it into a realistic goal and what support they offer between meetings. Expect collaboration rather than a promised universal productivity system.
Agree on how you will assess progress, how often you will meet and when to reconsider the plan. A coach should respect boundaries and refer clinical concerns outside their competence. You can start practical skills work without purchasing a full neuropsychological evaluation.
Sachs Center evaluation options
| Focused evaluation | With diagnostic letter* | With six-page report |
|---|---|---|
| ADHD | $790 | $1,190 |
| Autism | $790 | $1,190 |
| ADHD + autism | $890 | $1,290 |
*A diagnostic letter is included if a diagnosis is given. The detailed report adds $400. Appointments with Dr. Sachs cost $200 more per service.
Sachs Center’s booking page lists focused ADHD or autism testing at $790, or combined ADHD and autism testing at $890. A diagnostic letter is included if a diagnosis is given. The optional six-page clinical report adds $400; appointments with Dr. Sachs cost $200 more per service. Check the selected package and current price before booking.
Focused testing and the separate $5,995 full neuropsychological evaluation answer different questions. Learning-disability, academic achievement and broader cognitive testing belong to the separately booked full service. Sachs Center is out of network and does not accept insurance directly. A superbill can be requested, but reimbursement depends on the plan. Confirm clinician authorization for the state where you will attend and any documentation requirements before paying.
