coaching

Ziva Sagi, a seasoned teacher, transitioned to coaching children and adults with ADHD after realizing her own diagnosis. 'The diagnosis was an immense relief,' she recalls and shares the burdens that children with ADHD carry. How can we help them?

At 23, Tzivia Handelsman found herself divorced, lonely, and shunned. Yet it was this very circumstance that propelled her to new heights. Now, happily married and a mother of four wonderful children, she teaches other women and girls her approach to finding their destined partner: "Don't seek to complete a checklist, seek to get married."

For those with ADHD, there's a developmental gap in different systems. The intellectual age is about a third greater than the chronological age (a 10-year-old with insights of a 13-year-old), and the emotional age is a third lower (a 10-year-old behaving like a 7-year-old). This gap is the root of frustration for parents and teachers.

Yvonne Landau is transforming the way families and individuals live with ADHD, helping them find the tools to turn challenges into advantages. With the right mindset, she insists, ADHD can be a gift.

Some people quickly learn valuable life lessons, like turning weaknesses into strengths. That's exactly what Josh Sundquist from the U.S. did after losing his left leg to cancer at a young age. Known for crafting creative costumes for people with one leg, this skill complements his main role as a sought-after coach and speaker known for his positivity.

Nothing prepared Rabbi Aharon Friedman for dealing with a sick child. Over 30 years have passed, and the young father became a counselor and educator, saving hundreds from spiritual death. A special interview with the author of the book series 'You Can Too', as he releases a new book.