Space to talk things through
Sometimes it helps to have someone alongside you.
Coaching offers space to explore what’s feeling hard, understand what matters to you and find steps that fit your life.
Explore support for your family below, or find out more about adult coaching.
ADHD often affects
the whole family.
Sometimes a child has ADHD.
Sometimes a parent recognises their own ADHD through their child.
Sometimes siblings have very different needs.
And sometimes everyone is doing their best while feeling exhausted.
ADHD doesn’t happen in isolation.
Support often works best when we understand the needs of the whole family system.
Support is tailored to your family.
Child and
teen coaching
Parent coaching
Family sessions
School challenges and overwhelm
Communication and relationships
Strengths-based planning and goal setting
Emotional regulation support
Executive functioning and routines
Sometimes the focus is mostly on
supporting parents.
Sometimes children or teens benefit
from their own coaching space.
Often, small shifts across the whole
family create the biggest changes over time.
Parents need
support too.
Many parents spend years supporting everyone else while quietly carrying overwhelm themselves.
Family coaching creates space for parents to better understand ADHD, build practical supports, strengthen confidence, and feel less alone.
You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out.
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Depending on the age and needs of the child, sessions may involve parents, children, or the family together.
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No. Coaching may still be helpful for children and families experiencing executive functioning, emotional regulation, or day-to-day challenges commonly associated with ADHD.
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Support is tailored to each family and may include parent coaching, child or teen coaching, family sessions, and practical support around routines, emotional regulation, communication, and school challenges.
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Most sessions are offered online across Australia, with limited in-person support available locally in Melbourne.
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Support begins with a free 20-minute conversation to explore what’s been feeling difficult and whether this feels like the right fit for your family.
A Few Common Questions
You don’t have to figure it all out alone.
Support begins with a gentle conversation to explore what’s been feeling difficult, what may help, and whether Quiet Spaces feels like the right fit for your family.
There is no pressure and no expectation to have everything worked out beforehand.