More Adults Are Seeking Executive Function Support—Here’s Why

Adult ADHD diagnoses are on the rise.  A recent New York Times article reports they have jumped by more than 60% among people ages 30 to 64 since 2021. Factors contributing to this surge include heightened awareness, improved access to telehealth services, and a growing cultural openness around mental health. It’s not uncommon for parents to recognize their own ADHD symptoms after their child receives a diagnosis.

Many challenges associated with ADHD stem from underlying executive function weaknesses. Even without a formal diagnosis, countless adults grapple with daily tasks such as time management, prioritization, organization, and maintaining focus. These difficulties can impact both personal and professional spheres. Often, individuals internalize these struggles, labeling themselves as “scattered” or “lazy,” when, in reality, these are skill areas that can be enhanced with the right tools and support. Untreated executive function deficits can have a significant impact on self esteem.

One year ago we partnered with Dr. Carol Perlman, co-author of Mastering Your Adult ADHD,  extending our 15 years of expertise to adults. Our new course is designed specifically for those seeking greater control, calm, and clarity in their daily lives. “From Chaos to Calm: Master Your Schedule and Take Back Your Day” is 21-day course tailored to help adults strengthen:

• Time management
• Task initiation
• Organization
• Prioritization

Whether you’re juggling work demands, parenting responsibilities, or both—or simply feeling like your to-do lists are constantly slipping away—this course offers proven, practical strategies for building better habits and systems to create lasting change.

You’re never too old to learn how to work smarter, not harder. Let us show you how.

Class starts July 22. Learn more or register here. Seats are limited.