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ADHD writer coaching group support for writers

Get non-stop support in a small group with an ADHD writing coach online, while you finally finish that writing project! Subscribe now to join the wait list for the ADHD writer coaching group. 

Is this you?

This is all very common for ADHDers who write. And that’s why I know that without support, you’ll keep:

  • stalling on projects you care about
  • feeling isolated and frustrated
  • trying systems that won’t work for your brain
  • watching months go buy with nothing to show for it except ever-deepening shame. 

But it doesn’t have to be this way!

With the accountability, positive energy and strategies that this group generate, you can start making constant progress every week while feeling supported by people who get it, and work the same way you do. What’s more, you’ll learn to use strategies that work for your ADHD brain and rebuild trust with yourself as a writer. 

How it works

As a member of the coaching group, you’ll get:

Weekly video calls

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Weekly group coaching sessions

In the weekly group coaching sessions, we'll:


Celebrate your wins (no matter how small)
Discuss your biggest struggles
Share ADHD-friendly tools & strategies
Learn from other members
Set small, achievale goals

Between-session support

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Between-session support

Between the coaching calls, you'll get:


Daily chats in the Google Chat community
Tuesday Writers' Room body doubling access
The option of sharing your work
Give feedback on others' work and you can earn free 1:1 coaching time

What makes the ADHD writer coaching group different

Process over projects. 

In this coaching group, we don’t workshop your manuscript. Instead, we tackle how you organize yourself and your life around writing: by managing things like motivation, overwhelm, time management, prioritization, and self-care in an ADHD-friendly way. Here’s what you need to know:

Group coaching

for ADHDers who write

250 per month
  • Access to weekly group coaching video calls

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  • Access to group chat on Google Chat

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  • Option to get feedback on your work

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  • Unique reward system

    Give feedback on others' work and earn 1-on-1 coaching sessions

I get it, writing can be isolating!

I get it, writing can be isolating… But it doesn’t have to be with the ADHD writers coaching group! 

Here’s what group members have said about this program:

Additional details

This is strategy coaching for ADHD writers – the life-around-writing help you actually need. Every week, you’ll get ADHD-friendly tools, peer support from writers who understand your struggles, and accountability without shame. You’ll leave each session with one small, doable commitment – and you’ll actually follow through.

 

Here’s what you need to know:

Groups meet weekly (Monday 6pm or Tuesday 11am/6pm Europe time) 

Maximum 8 members per group

No intake call required

Already a 1:1 client? Add group for €150/month

Joining the ADHD writer coaching group is easy!

Susanne from Passionate Writer Coaching

1. Join the wait list (opens Dec 16)

Get weekly strategies, live office hours, and free resources starting immediately. Experience the group process before you commit.

2. Priority access (Feb 2)

Waitlist members get 24-hour early enrollment before the public, plus founding member pricing (€200/month locked in forever).

3. Join the group

Join your cohort (Monday 6pm OR Tuesday 11am/6pm Europe time) and start making progress every single week.

About the ADHD writer coaching group

I have found that ADHD writers do a lot better when they not only have an expert ADHD writing coach online to guide them through the process of managing their brains, but if they also have a supportive, inclusive community of other ADHD writers to share their challenges with. Nothing feels like more of a relief than to realize you’re not the only one to struggle with these challenges, and that you don’t have to do it alone. And that is a great reason to join the ADHD writer coaching group! 

Join the ADHD group coaching program now by clicking the button below. 

Join the Waitlist for February 2025

Start experiencing ADHD-friendly writing support now – with weekly challenges, live office hours, and early access to enrollment.

Join the wait list now!

What happens next: You’ll get your first resource immediately, plus weekly support starting December 16 (with a holiday pause built in). When enrollment opens February 2, you’ll have priority access and founding member pricing.

Frequently Asked Questions

about the ADHD writer coaching group

How big is the group?

To make sure there is plenty of time to discuss everyone’s progress, I try to keep each of the ADHD accountability groups small, at maximum 8-10 people (but ideally more like 5).

Who can join these group coaching programs?

You can join a group if you (think you have) ADHD and you have at least one writing project you want to be working on. This can be anything, from an academic text, to a memoir, a play, a screenplay, a blog… If you want to be writing, you’re welcome here. 

What if I have to miss a meeting?

If you miss one meeting, you can simply read back the notes and transcripts of the meeting; and participate in the discussions and feedback rounds in the chat. If you’re going away for a bit longer, we can pause your subscription and restart it once you’re ready. 

Can I try ADHD writer group coaching out for one month?

Absolutely. You can cancel your subscription or switch to a different group/package after every month. 

Can I try ADHD writer group coaching out for one month?

Absolutely. You can cancel your subscription or switch to a different group/package after every month. 

What's the difference between group coaching and one-on-one coaching?

In both group coaching programs and one-on-one coaching, I will be there to guide you towards greater productivity as your writing coach online. The main difference is that during the group coaching sessions we focus more on productivity challenges and tools, whereas in 1-on-1 coaching there’s more room to talk about your specific project. In 1-on-1 coaching, therefore, I can help you break down your writing project and think through the next steps, whereas in the group I’ll only teach you tools you need to do it yourself. 

Do you have a question I am not answering here? Schedule a half-hour intake meeting with me by clicking the button below so we can discuss your questions!Â