From Overwhelmed to Published

A Coaching Group for ADHDers in Academia

  • Are you overwhelmed with the seemingly never-ending flow of mundane administrative demands and teaching duties?

  • Do you feel overworked and overstretched, yet your output never feels good enough and your to-do list never shrinks?

  • Do you have a collection of papers that you can’t seem to bring to the submission stage?

  • Is your writing always falling at the bottom of your to-do-list and when you finally get to it, you feel disconnected from your research, stuck and lost?

  • Do you feel like you can’t connect anymore with the research you used to love, and your writing feels inauthentic, as if you lost your voice and spark?

  • Do revising a paper, writing a timeline for a research proposal, or uploading the syllabus on the University portal feel like impossibly dreadful tasks?

Academia can be draining for anyone, but it’s particularly challenging for us with ADHD.

  • The never-ending stream of new demands added to our plate

  • the feeling of being constantly under scrutiny (which often triggers our rejection sensitivity)

  • the pressure of performing consistently at high standards

  • the constant demands put on our executive functions just to stay afloat…

Sometimes it’s just too much.

I get it - and you are not alone.

Join a group of researchers, PhD students, and professors who know what’s like to be an ADHDer in Academia

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Be ready to

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    Prioritise your writing and set boundaries to protect what truly matters

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    Break free from cycles of overwork and overwhelm

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    Finally submit those unfinished papers waiting on your desk

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    Reignite the passion for your research and (re)discover your unique voice

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    Discover strategies to manage your time  and stay on top of your do-do-list consistently

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    Tap into your natural curiosity and creativity to do more of the things you enjoy

What you’ll experience in this program:

  • Weekly 90-minute online group sessions

  • Flexible participation
    Start and stop as you wish (after a minimum 2-month commitment) – no long-term lock-in.

  • Small groups
    Up to 7 participants, so your voice is always heard.

  • Expert ADHD coaching, from someone who truly gets you
    Benefit from the guidance of a certified ADHD coach who truly gets both the demands of academic life and what the ADHD brain needs to thrive (that’s me, Dr. Roberta Locatelli!)

  • Peer learning that works

    Gain wisdom, encouragement, and concrete strategies from others navigating the same challenges.

  • An understanding community
    A safe, judgment‑free space where you can show up as your authentic self.

  • Ongoing accountability
    Stay connected between sessions with a dedicated Discord group for quick check-ins, questions, and encouragement—your community is always just a message away.

  • BONUS:
    - Two individual 1‑hour coaching sessions at the special rate of 60€ each for personalised support

    -Additional individual coaching during your group membership at the frozen rate of 95€ per session

Pricing:

147 euros per month

running subscription

minimum commitment: 2 months

When:

Two options:

a) Wednesday at 7:30 pm Berlin / 6:30 pm London / 12:30 pm Chicago / 1:30 pm NY. ONLY TWO SPOTS LEFT

b) Wednesday at 14:00 CEST Berlin / 7:00 am CDT Chicago / 8:00 am EDT New York / 1:00 pm BST London. New group starting on the 1st of October. ONLY TWO SPOTS LEFT

Testimonials

  • I find the group extremely rewarding and validating. It’s great to have a dedicated coaching group for neurodivergent academics, where we share challenges coming from our neurodivergence both in our daily life and academic career. Roberta has a unique talent for bringing us together in a safe space that allows us to engage in an authentic and vulnerable manner. I regularly benefitted as much, if not more, from the topics others have brought up than from my own. Roberta is a fantastic coach, extremely skilled at empowering us to develop our own solutions. Being an academic herself, she truly understands the unique pressures, unspoken expectations, and hidden barriers we face. I am grateful for being part of this group and can greatly recommend it to any neurodivergent academic, no matter their current role."

    Julian Hegemann, Germany, Professor, Biochemistry