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Mindful Money: ADHD-Friendly Strategies for Financial Wellness with Emma Hall


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Our November speaker is Emma Hall who will be talking about Mindful Money: ADHD-Friendly Strategies for Financial Wellness

A certified ADHD coach, Emma did her training via the ADD Coach Academy in New York. Like many women, she received a late diagnosis for her ADHD. This was both a revelation and a relief to finally understand the executive function challenges that she had experienced all her life.

She predominantly works with adult clients who have had a recent diagnosis and want to learn more about their unique brain wiring and develop tools, strategies, techniques, and strengths to love their ADHD life. A huge advocate for mindfulness, she adopts an ADHD-friendly approach to creating mindfulness practices that support the learning and growth experienced during the coaching process.

In addition to being a certified ADHD life coach, she is a qualified Financial Advisor in New Zealand, and her passion to assist others in taking control of their finances continues in her ADHD practice.

Originally from Perth, Australia, she now spends most of her time living in beautiful New Zealand with her husband, teenaged son, and their mischievous Airedale Terrier.

Professionals attending will receive a Certificate of Attendance to help them keep track of their professional development.

To find out more/book tickets visit the website: www.adhdsupportaustralia.com.au/events

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The talk commences 7:00pm AEST so if you are not in this time zone please check using this link  what time this will be for you.  

I look forward to seeing you there 

Vivian


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