ADHD Coaching
for teens

ADHD coaching with Coachbit helps children and teenagers build the daily habits and routines they need to thrive. We focus on areas that are often challenging for kids with ADHD such as getting ready in the morning, staying on task during the day, and completing responsibilities after school. Through our structured morning, evening, and productivity routines, students learn practical skills they can use for life.

Yes. ADHD coaching provides the structure, accountability, and consistency that many students need to do well in school. By giving students productivity tools and maintaining an interactive calendar through our app, many see natural improvements in focus, task completion, and overall academic performance.

Many teenagers and children with ADHD feel overwhelmed and don't know where to start. Our coaches break tasks into manageable steps, create achievable routines, and celebrate progress along the way. This combination of structure, encouragement, and small wins helps motivation grow over time.

Yes. As students follow their new routines, meet their goals, and see real improvements, they start to feel capable and confident. Our coaches provide consistent encouragement, helping students take pride in their progress and build a stronger sense of self-worth.

Yes. Some teenagers resist schoolwork because they feel overwhelmed or frustrated by ADHD challenges. Our coaches build a supportive relationship through video calls and guide students step by step, using tools in our app to create small, achievable goals that help them gradually engage and participate in school.

Yes. Coachbit has a dedicated Screen Time Module that teaches healthy technology boundaries. We help students create balanced schedules, replace unproductive screen habits with meaningful activities, and develop better self-control.

Yes. Our interactive app contains all the tools your child needs, and their coach meets them regularly through engaging video calls. This combination makes online ADHD coaching as effective, if not more effective, than in-person support.

Yes. Students use a focus timer and an interactive calendar monitored by both them and their coach to stay on track. We set a consistent productivity routine and follow up regularly, while teaching study skills designed to work around common ADHD challenges. This helps teens concentrate, complete tasks, and build lasting focus habits.

Yes. Much of a child's stress comes from disorganization, last-minute rushes, and incomplete tasks. By following consistent routines with the support of their coach, students feel more in control of their time and less anxious about deadlines or responsibilities.

Yes. ADHD coaching complements tutoring and school-based support by teaching the life skills and daily habits that academic programs alone often can't cover. Together, these supports give your child a much greater chance of long-term success.