Coaching with Brooke

What the service is

Coaching with Brooke is an ADHD coaching practice that has been operating since 2006, delivering personalized coaching to adults and students with ADHD online and worldwide. The company is run by Brooke Schnittman, an ICF and Board Certified Life Coach specializing in ADHD and executive functioning. Brooke holds a degree from NYU in Students With Disabilities and has 20+ years of direct experience working with individuals with ADHD, including eight years as a classroom teacher for students with ADHD and learning disabilities, and four years in special education administration in New York. The company's approach centers on the proprietary 3C Activation process, a customized framework designed to help clients overcome overwhelm and chaos and achieve their personal, academic, and professional goals.

What you actually get

Coaching with Brooke serves clients ranging in age from eight to 80, with separate coaching tracks designed for students navigating school and college, adults managing personal and professional life, and parents learning to support children with ADHD. The core offering is one-on-one ADHD coaching, though the company also offers group coaching and parent coaching alongside individual sessions.

Weekly coaching sessions are the standard and work best when they're consistent and regular, though scheduling can be adjusted based on your availability and needs. The first few sessions establish a foundation by assessing where you are now, your goals, and what you want to accomplish. Brooke's team partners with each client and values feedback and open communication throughout the coaching process. The coaches stay in touch with clients throughout the week for accountability and ongoing support, since the real work of building habits and systems happens between sessions.

The company measures success by the quality of life improvements and increased happiness and confidence that clients experience. The coaching process teaches clients to take ownership of their lives, make more informed decisions, have less stress, and enjoy a better quality of life overall. Coaches are constantly assessing the next plan of action to keep clients focused on their goals and feeling empowered.

Beyond individual coaching, Coaching with Brooke offers several specialized tracks. For students, the company helps develop strategies, independence, self-advocacy skills, understanding of personal learning style, and successful transitions to college and management of academic and social stressors in middle school, high school, and college. For professionals and business owners, ADHD coaching helps clients develop skills to increase productivity, understand how ADHD impacts time management and decision-making, and build systems for a more productive work life. The company's "Maintaining Momentum Weekly Group" serves adults and includes work on self-awareness and action planning to overcome obstacles. Parent coaching teaches adults to learn more about ADHD and how to support their children, while also exploring their own strengths and weaknesses in managing time and making decisions. The company also offers ADHD coach training for individuals interested in becoming certified ADHD coaches themselves.

What the pages prove

The company is based in Boca Raton, Florida, and has been in operation since 2006. Brooke Schnittman founded the coaching practice and has personally coached over 1,000 hours with individuals with ADHD. The company's team has over 100 years of combined experience coaching people with ADHD in every professional and academic area. Coaching with Brooke won the Best of Florida Award in 2026, 2025, 2024, and 2023 in the category of College and Career Planning Services.

The company serves clients ages 8 to 80 and operates worldwide, delivering all coaching online. There is no published pricing structure on the company's website. The site does not specify which insurance plans are accepted, whether FSA or HSA funds can be used, or whether sliding-scale pricing is available. The site does not list which states receive service or whether there are geographic limitations; the worldwide online model suggests broad availability.

What the service does not say

Pricing is entirely absent from the website. There is no mention of per-session costs, monthly packages, sliding scales, payment plans, free consultations, or any trial period. To learn what coaching costs, prospective clients must complete an application and contact the company directly, making it impossible to comparison-shop or budget before engaging.

The coaching staff's specific credentials are not named beyond Brooke's own experience. While the company mentions having multiple coaches on staff and 100+ years of combined experience, it doesn't list the other coaches' names, credentials, training, certifications, or specialties. It's unclear whether other coaches hold ICF certification, board certification, or additional ADHD-specific credentials. No specific educational background is mentioned for anyone besides Brooke.

The mechanics of coaching delivery are vague. Sessions are described as "consistent and regular," ideally weekly, but the site doesn't specify whether they're delivered by video call, phone, messaging, or a combination. There's no mention of session length, whether notes or summaries are provided, or what homework or between-session work looks like. The site doesn't explain how clients are matched to a particular coach or whether you can request a specific coach based on their background or specialties.

The terms of service are missing. The site doesn't mention minimum commitment periods, cancellation policies, what happens if you need to pause or stop coaching, refund policies, or how long a typical coaching engagement lasts. For a service where pricing is already hidden, the complete absence of policy information means you can't make an informed decision before talking to the company.

Who it fits and who it does not

Coaching with Brooke is a strong fit for students with ADHD who want support navigating school and college transitions, for adults with ADHD seeking one-on-one guidance in organizing their lives and careers, and for parents who want to better understand their child's ADHD and learn how to support them. It's ideal for anyone who's struggled with time management, organization, follow-through, or confidence and recognizes those struggles connect to ADHD. The 20+ years of direct experience with ADHD across the team and the company's multiple service tracks make it a versatile option for families where multiple members might benefit from coaching.

It's not a fit if you need to know pricing before starting; the website will tell you nothing. If you need medication management or psychiatric care, this is coaching only, not a substitute for medical care. If you prefer to know upfront what you're committing to (session length, minimum term, cancellation policy), that information simply isn't published and you must negotiate it directly with the company. If you're looking for free or low-cost ADHD support, the site does not publish its pricing, so you cannot budget for it in advance. If you need coaches with specific credentials listed publicly (LCSW, LMFT, PhD, MD), the company doesn't publish them and you'd need to ask. The company serves worldwide, but doesn't specify whether insurance is accepted, which states it operates in, or whether there are licensing limitations that affect service in your area.