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This randomized clinical trial tested 12 sessions of manualized group cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) with individual coaching in 88 adults with ADHD. Participants were randomly assigned to CBT alone (n = 46) or CBT plus medication (n = 42). The combined treatment produced greater improvements in ADHD symptoms, organizational skills,…
This review looked at 22 studies of ADHD coaching and focused on 19 that reported outcomes. Most outcome studies reported improvements in ADHD symptoms or in executive functioning, and some also reported better well‑being, satisfaction, and maintenance of gains. However, the studies were usually small, varied widely in who was…
