Bring Joy Back Home: Experience Collaborative and Proactive Solutions coaching for stronger, happier and more resilient family.
About
Hi, I'm Izabela Doyle, Certified ADHD Coach and Parent Consultant
I am a mum to two fantastic boys, one of whom has ADHD and a wife of an ADHD husband. I've dedicated my whole working life to supporting children, young people, and their families as a classroom assistant, Speech and Language Therapy Assistant and now as an ADHD coach and parent consultant. I am passionate about bringing joy back to parenting by helping parents understand their own ADHD and help them live lives that align with their strengths, values and interests, and equipping them with the best parenting skills for creating happier childhoods for their children.
Sometimes, parenting can feel exhausting – a constant uphill battle. We've all been there; however, when your kiddo has ADHD, those parental challenges are a totally different ballgame. Your child might display a range of challenging behaviors, such as kicking, screaming, breaking things, crying, being rude, or disrespectful. These behaviors are symptoms of their inability to fulfill your expectations, no matter how small. The good news is that with our parenting strategies, you will gain an ADHD child who is happy, cooperative, and resilient.
Encourage good behaviour and diffuse difficult emotions
Set boundaries and use positive discipline
Understand the impacts ADHD has on your child
Encourage self-control and regulation of emotions
Stay calm in difficult situations
Build resilience and self-esteem
What Our Clients Say
“Our home has had a complete transformation. No more shouting and screaming, no more unrealistic targets that don't work. We have an excellent relationship with our daughter now.”
Loren S.
“Izabela is so kind and patient and really is an advocate for kids with ADHD and their parents. We learned so much from her about how to approach difficulties and how to overcome them to suit all our needs.”
Mathew M.
“The coaching gave us a whole new perspective. We were the ones that needed to change, we just didn’t know how. We have also gained some useful strategies to help our child and ourselves to get through everyday difficulties.”
Danielle B.