Here’s some excerpts from the Vancouver province article profiling my Adult ADHD Coaching former client Jeff Hamilton, on August 7th, 2005 p.b2.
Hamilton was diagnosed two years ago and embarked on an aggressive counter-attack involving medication and receiving life-skills coaching. “I had to look in the mirror and face myself,” said Hamilton. “Life-skills coaching and medication taught me to have that extra split-second to think about what comes out of your mouth, how you react physically and mentally.”
He went to Pete Quily, a Vancouver adult-ADD life-skills coach. “It gave me that ability to have a clearer train of thought, which contributes to how you react, to your emotions, your levity. All of those things relate to how you function in life, in a marriage, in a career, as a friend, as a parent.”
Overall it’s a good article, the reporter is Damian Inwood did a good job. Here’s 2 last ones
“Being diagnosed is probably the best thing that happened to me.”
Hamilton says he’s the happiest he’s been for the last 10 years.
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