Jonathan Hassall
Jonathan is an ADHD & Executive Function Coach and director of Connect ADHD Coaching, providing services internationally from Brisbane, Australia. His background includes psychiatric services and as Scientific Advisor for ADHD in the pharmaceutical industry. Jonathan trained as a an ADHD coach through the US and offers individual and group programs for people with ADHD. Jonathan is a regular speaker at national ADHD meetings in Australian and US. He is a board member of ADDA and a published author.
My focus includes the translation of relevant executive function theory to facilitate individuals with ADHD finding and embracing their “neuro-native” state supporting adaptation and realisation of potential.
Visit Jonathan's website at www.connectadhd.com
How to Use Reflection to Improve Metacognitive Systems – with Jonathan Hassall
As the year comes to a close, join Jonathan Hassall for a powerful session on how reflection can transform the way you understand and manage your ADHD. Discover how intentional reflection strengthens self-awareness, enhances metacognition, and helps you build systems …
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Couples Keeping Focus with Jonathan Hassall
Couples who have one or both members with ADHD often struggle to find the best focus for them to move forwards successfully. In this presentation Jonathan will share where relationships get lost within ADHD, what each partner really needs to …
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How to Now – taming time with ADHD with Jonathan Hassall
Time perception and management can be challenging if you have ADHD. How we interact with our past, exist in the present, and project our future has a major impact on how we live each day. There are also great things …
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From Problems to Potential – refocusing ADHD traits – with Jonathan Hassall
In treating ADHD, the focus often is on how the you need to change. A strengths based approach requires identify where we have had success and what we did to make it happen. This can be challenging when there is inconsistency in performance. To fully realise potential, we need a way to find the features that come easy and how to make them work in our favour instead of becoming challenges.
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