Neilson Mahoney Coaching

Neilson Mahoney Coaching Strengths Based ADHD and Behaviour Coaching Neilson Mahoney Coaching provides strengths based ADHD and Behaviour Coaching.

We offer:

1) Positive Parenting Coaching for parents struggling to support children with ADHD and/or challenging behaviours.

2) Individual Coaching for individuals of all ages (adolescents, young adults, and adults) struggling with ADHD and/or behavioural struggles. Check out our website for details on what services look like. Feel free to connect with us at any time for a 15 minute free consu

ltation. We provide one to one coaching via Zoom or in person at our home based office. Additional services include Homeschool Consulting for parents looking for support navigating the Homeschool process.

Demand avoidance is something showing up a lot in my client work this summer, and in my own house honestly. More on it i...
07/29/2026

Demand avoidance is something showing up a lot in my client work this summer, and in my own house honestly. More on it in this week's newsletter and in my blog post.

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A little peek at what I am researching for my EdD this summer. Autonomy in ADHD support planning is one of my favourite ...
07/22/2026

A little peek at what I am researching for my EdD this summer. Autonomy in ADHD support planning is one of my favourite topics, because it backs what so many of us already know intuitively. More on it in this week's newsletter.

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My oldest is in a big summer theatre production right now, and it has been a real education in watching her ADHD capacit...
07/16/2026

My oldest is in a big summer theatre production right now, and it has been a real education in watching her ADHD capacity get stretched.

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07/10/2026

Water safety is one of the most under-discussed topics in neurodivergent parenting.

This clip is from my Season 1 finale of The Behaviour Coach Podcast, where I go deep on summer safety for our kids: water, heat, elopement, and the reframe I wish I’d heard years ago.

If you have ever been told you are too worried, too hypervigilant with your neurodivergent kid, that episode is for you.

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Comment LIST and I’ll send you my newsletter so you never miss an episode when Season 2 returns in late August.

🎙 This week's podcast is the Season 1 finale, all about summer safety for neurodivergent kids. 💌 Comment LIST for the ne...
07/09/2026

🎙 This week's podcast is the Season 1 finale, all about summer safety for neurodivergent kids.

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Check out this episode with my first podcast guest,  . We go deep on movement and the nervous system. Linked in my bio!
07/06/2026

Check out this episode with my first podcast guest, . We go deep on movement and the nervous system.

Linked in my bio!

07/03/2026

Water safety is one of the most under-discussed topics in neurodivergent parenting.

When my daughter was a toddler, I used to think I was just an anxious parent around water. I now know I wasn’t anxious. She was baseline less safe. Safety awareness impairment, impulsivity and sensory seeking all made water a bigger hazard for her and our family. That knowing changes what we do.

Layered safety in our family with two former lifeguard parents:

đź’¦Swim lessons (we invested in privates when group lessons were too overwhelming)
đź’¦Practicing getting in and out of every body of water
đź’¦Pointing out hazards the moment we arrive
đź’¦One parent in charge of water supervision at a time
đź’¦Physical locks and barriers everywhere, including travel (we bring locks that we can attach to door handles when there is a door that leads to water)
đź’¦Life jackets in open water, always
💦Tighter supervision when she’s dysregulated

None of this makes us anxious parents. It makes us prepared ones.

Full story coming next week on The Behaviour Coach Podcast.

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This week's episode walks through the five things that actually help summer feel survivable, including how to decode bor...
07/03/2026

This week's episode walks through the five things that actually help summer feel survivable, including how to decode boredom and what to do instead.

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06/28/2026

I talked to Fayth from bellicon • Fitness Rebounder on the podcast for this week’s episode. At the end, I asked her one final question: If she could leave parents with one shift in how they think about their child’s movement, what would it be?

Her answer came from her 90-year-old clients, who have spent a lifetime learning what actually matters. Movement equals life.

Not a luxury. Not a nice-to-have. Not a reward for finishing the homework. Life.

For our kids, movement is how their nervous system regulates, how their brain organizes, how their body learns to trust itself. It is one of the most important things we can give them.

Full conversation in this week’s episode of The Behaviour Coach Podcast. Head to my link in bio or search “The Behaviour Coach Podcast” on Spotify, Apple, or Youtube.

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Kelowna, BC
V1Y0C2

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Monday 4pm - 5pm
Tuesday 4pm - 7pm
Wednesday 4pm - 7pm
Thursday 4pm - 7pm
Friday 1pm - 3pm

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