Your brain doesn’t come with an instruction manual.

Let’s write one!

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Zoe Lewis, AACC

You don't need another lecture on time management or "applying yourself". I help university and college students who are exhausted from juggling the chaos of being an ADHDer in school.

Through personalized coaching, we’ll throw out the rulebook and figure out how you can be successful (without the stress and burnout).

Start with a free discovery call!

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ADHD Coaching for University & College for Students

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Starting essays at midnight when it's due tomorrow, doomscrolling even though you desperately want to stop, getting a new planner in hopes that it will finally "fix your life"... sound familiar? I know what it's like because I've been there, too!

As a certified ADHD coach, I provide shame free 1:1 ADHD coaching for post-secondary students who want to do well, but can't figure out a way that works for them.

Meet ADHD coach Zoe
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If you’re scared of your student portal…

you’re in the right place!

You just can't face the long list of upcoming tests and missed assignments... I get it! 

I know you feel like you've tried everything.  A fancy new planner every week, that "life changing" app from a TikTok, or even "just trying harder.  It's frustrating when none of it sticks. 

Standard hacks just weren't built for your executive dysfunction. You need support that's build around how you actually work.

That's where I come in! My 1:1 coaching meets you right where you're at. Together, we'll identify your goals, create strategies and fill your toolbox so you can have your best semester yet.

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  • "Zoe really listens, understands ADHD, and has empowered me to better understand how it impacts me personally. She’s helped me find practical strategies to stop procrastinating and organize things like email in a more functional, manageable way."

    Alexa, ADHD coaching client

  • "Working with Zoe has been life-changing. With her, coaching feels like a true partnership. Zoe creates hyper-awareness without judgment, blending clarity with compassion, and she has a way of making every step forward feel achievable."

    Niharika, ADHD coaching client

  • "I tend to think faster than I speak due to ADHD, and Zoe makes me feel safe and comfortable around her! She comes up with questions to prompt my thinking, it makes me dig deeper into my habits and routines in general."

    Sunnie, ADHD coaching client

A few things we can work on include:

  • A slide with text. Title: "Planning & Prioritizing". Body: "Breaking down assignments, projects and study timelines into manageable and clear steps."
  • Slide with text. Title: "Task Initiation". Body: "Starting is the hardest part! We'll figure out how to make it feel easier"
  • Slide with text. Title: "Working Memory". Body: "Challenges with memory are super common for ADHDers! We can look at ways to externalize your brain."
  • Slide with text. Title: "Self Advocacy". Body: "Advocating for your needs doesn’t have to feel scary. We can work on understanding your needs and how you can articulate them."
  • Slide with text. Title: "Emotional Regulation". Body: "Exploring how you can manage frustration, stress, and perfectionism."
  • Slide with text. Title: "Time Management". Body: "Let’s make time feel like it actually exists so it isn’t always sneaking up on you"
  • Slide with text. Title: "Transition Support". Body: "Going from high school to university or college is a big transition. Let’s make sure you’re set up for success from the start!"
  • Slide with text. Title: "Routine Building". Body: "Structure is incredibly important for ADHD brains, but hard to start (and maintain). Let’s find a way that works for you."
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