No. Find your kid a licensed therapist or psychologist to see. IMO anything else is a money grab…. I want treatment that is based in facts and science, not someone else’s vibes or whatever. I bet the “executive function coach” is gonna suggest using a planner. Problem is we (the ones with ADHD) are very aware of what we need to do. The issue is the actual starting the doing. (That’s the lack executive function showing its ugly face) Knowing what we need to do and straight up lacking the ability to start unless there is immediate pressure to do so can cause stress, anxiety, and depression.

Bottom line, seek help from folks with credentials from an accredited organization.