Mark Den Boer

ADHD is trial and error, but this is easier said than done. Do you suffer from ADHD complaints and can you occasionally use a hand when getting up? I'm Mark, an ADHD coach from Amersfoort, and I can help you with this! I can help you with possible problems surrounding the acceptance, so that you can develop and grow personally. Together we ensure that you are comfortable in your own skin. I help you to achieve the goals you have in mind, without your ADHD complaints getting in the way. Everything is possible, even if you have ADHD. My passion lies in helping people realize their potential in both their personal lives and their careers. I've always thought we all need someone to look over our shoulder – I want to be the person I wish I had talked to when I was younger to help me with my personal development. Through my life and work with ADHD, I have noticed how talented people with high expectations underperform. Putting WHAT WORKS instead of HOW IT SHOULD be put in place creates a positive spin. People seem to forget who or what they need to move forward. With my own experience with ADHD along with my experience as a teacher, coach and counselor I assist people in exploring new possibilities and developing new skills. I work with people of all ages, backgrounds and professions. Coaching is a joint effort, which can lead to beautiful changes in life. All sessions take place in a comfortable and modern setting, at the people's home or even online. Confidentiality is guaranteed at all times. Because I only found out later in life that I have ADHD, it was only later that I became clear why certain things were not working. A lifetime of not being able to sit still, unfinished projects and wanting to but not being able to. As a physical education teacher, it suddenly became clear to me how patient I was with “busy” students. And how much I recognized in the behavior. After I got my own diagnosis, I went through a period of acknowledgment and acceptance and then turning it into my business. Every day I try to support others in the wonderful world of ADHD.