Our Team
CoachRudy Rodriguez, LCSW
Rudy Rodriguez is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Professional Certified ADHD Coach (PAAC). He first began working with ADHD children in 1981 and has maintained a private clinical practice in Asheville, NC since 1983. He was diagnosed with ADHD in 1993. As an ADHD adult himself, he brings a very personal understanding of ADHD as well as his clinical experience and coaching expertise.
CoachRudy is the founder of the ADHD Center for Success where he brings his passion and commitment to partner with ADHD adults to co-create successful experiences in their lives, their relationships and careers.
CoachRudy provides the following services:
- ADHD Individual Coaching (behavioral therapy to ADHD adults)
- ADHD Group Coaching
- Executive Functioning Coaching & Skill Building
- Adult ADHD Support Group
- Telephone, Online Coaching & Consultation services for long-distance clients
- Medication management & consultation with referring and prescribing MD’s
- ADHD Workshops & Seminars
Professional Affiliations:
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ACO (ADHD Coaches Organization) – Professional Membership
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ADDA (Attention Deficit Disorder Association) – Professional Membership
- CHADD (Children & Adults with ADHD)
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Licensed Clinical Social Worker – North Carolina
- Professional Certified ADHD Coach (PAAC)
Don Sheehan, ADHD Coach
For the last ten years, Don has worked with teens and college students who have ADHD. As a parent of a child with ADHD, Don brings a compassionate approach to his coaching. Don’s experience with people who have ADHD began as a teacher when he saw that children needed a much more thoughtful approach. Don’s students taught him that there are many ways to learn and to appreciate the unique abilities of everyone.
Don began his career as an ADHD coach after completing his training and certification from Catalytic Coaching in 2008. He was the first ADHD Coach in Kentucky. He is a member of the ADHD Coaches Organization and CHADD. Don has designed a specialty in coaching college students and also coaching high school students during their transition to college.
