Echoes of Us was created out of a simple truth: most ADHD adults have spent their lives trying to adapt to a world that doesn’t understand how they work.
Echoes of Us was built to change that — to offer real tools, meaningful support, and a space where you don’t have to explain yourself.
The Echoes of Us program is built around the ECHOES framework — a coaching approach designed specifically for ADHD adults who want to move from self-doubt to self-trust.
This isn’t about perfection — it’s about progress, ownership, and giving yourself permission to show up fully.
No more scattered links or multiple platforms.
Skool keeps the program, check-ins, tools, and conversations in one clean space — easy to find, easy to follow.
You get access to everything I offer in 1:1 coaching — plus more — at a low monthly rate.
This includes the full Echoes of Us program, weekly support, and all of my ADHD tools.
This isn’t social media.
It’s private, safe, and built only for ADHD adults.
No explaining required. Just real connection with people who live it too.
$37 USD / month
(Approx. $50 CAD, depending on exchange rate)
Your membership includes the full 8-week Echoes of Us program, weekly check-ins, coffee chats, Reset Sundays, and all of my ADHD tools.
Everything you’d receive in private coaching — all in one supportive space.
The full Echoes of Us coaching program is included in your community membership — but if you’d prefer a more intimate, high-touch experience, private 1:1 coaching is also available.
Includes:
Cost: $880 CAD
(Payment plans available)
I only take on a small number of private clients each year to ensure each experience is truly personalized. If you're interested in working together one-on-one, send me a message and we’ll find out if it’s the right fit.
(Spots are limited to just 6 private clients per year.)
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An 8-week coaching experience created for the person behind the diagnosis — because they deserve support, too.