Jennifer C Modica Creates New ADHD Coaching Business

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New Jersey, New Jersey, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 31, 2012 -- Jennifer C Modica creates ADD Advocate Inc. Jennifer C Modica coaches CEO's, business owners, teachers, creative types, and anyone willing to take control of their life. ADD Advocate Inc is in the process of becoming a Not-for-Profit Agency. Jennifer C Modica Was recently diagnosed with ADD. Jennifer is a red belt in Tae Kwon Do and mother of a 10 yr old 1st degree black belt who also has ADD.

For Jennifer, who was diagnosed at 38 with Inattentive Type ADD, this was truly a life-altering experience. She says they call it ADD because all of a sudden, everything starts to ADD UP. Her passion to help others led to the creation of ADD Advocate, Inc in 2011, and plans to finish her Certified ADD Coach training in 2012. "I want everyone with ADD to know that they are remarkable people, and can and do perform remarkable things. Within each challenge we have, there is the seed of a strength."

Jennifer C Modica laughs recalling the day she read "How ADD Originates And What You Can Do About It," by Dr. Gabor Mate. "On every page, I said, this is me, yes that is me, this is me... holy cow, My Son has ADD, and he got it from me!"

Jennifer C Modica's goal is to spread awareness of ADD through public and private appearance, and through coaching. "This is the most rewarding work I have ever done, and who better to make people aware of what ADD really is than someone who lived it, and is currently living through the challenges? To the groups I speak to, I help people understand the unique ways in which ADD manifests itself. That is step one. When they can understand their advantages, they can utilize them, and when they understand their drawbacks, they can overcome them. The great news is that there are many simple and effective solutions to these challenges!"

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