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Shanna Pearson is the founder, program creator, coach trainer and coaching director of Expert ADHD Coaching, which provides concierge one-on-one personalized, action-based ADHD coaching for adults and is the largest ADHD coaching program of its kind in the world. Since 1999 she has been privileged to serve tens of thousands of clients and train hundreds of coaches.

She writes from the perspective and knowledge of what actually works in the real life of adults with ADHD, based on deep experience with over 500,000 individual coaching sessions over more than two decades, and a lifetime of mastering her own severe ADHD.

Shanna has leapt from planes, snorkeled in a school of two hundred whale sharks, walked across an entire country (more than o
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“Everyone can be hurt by slights or criticism, but remember: most women with ADHD grow up feeling like an outsider and thinking there is something wrong with them. We are highly affected by our perception of how others see us and often hear criticism where none even exists.”
― Shanna Pearson, Invisible ADHD: Proven Mood and Life Management for Smart Yet Scattered Women

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