You've been trying
hard your whole life.
It's not a willpower problem. It's not a character flaw.
It's a brain wiring problem — and there's a science to addressing it.
I'm Ryan Baker-Barrett, BCBA. Diagnosed at 37. I work with kids, teens,
and adults who are done waiting for things to click on their own.
Which describes you best?
Behavioral parent training gives you tools for the mornings, the meltdowns, and the homework battles — backed by 20+ years of behavior science, not another app.
Book Your Free Call →You're not behind — you're different, and that matters. Coaching helps you find what actually works for your brain so you can finish what you start.
Book Your Free Call →Executive function coaching for adults done trying to out-willpower their own brain. Build systems that actually fit — not ones you abandon in a week.
Book Your Free Call →Breakthrough ADHD Training for Behavior Analysts™ — BACB-approved CEUs built from 20+ years in the field, including the Executive Function Roadmap™ and a stackable microcredential.
See the CE Training →You're not lazy.
You're not broken.
You're running different software.
You have the ideas, the intentions, the drive.
But between the intention and the follow-through, there's a gap that planners and apps just can't close.
And the advice you keep getting?
"Just focus. Try harder. Make a list."
You've been making lists since middle school.
Most ADHD support
comes from one angle.
Mine comes from three.
Ryan Baker-Barrett, MS, BCBA
A clinician who knows the research. A coach who's been there. A parent who gets it from the inside.
I'm all three.
I've been in the field since 2005 and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst since 2012. I was diagnosed with ADHD at 37 — and suddenly my whole life made sense. And I'm raising kids with ADHD, which means I debug these strategies at home before I bring them to clients.
My approach blends ABA and ACT, not to make you compliant, but to help you build a life that actually fits your brain and your values.
Here's what the next two weeks look like
No cookie-cutter advice. Tap any step for the details.
Book your free call
Day 0 · 2 minPick a time on the calendar — no forms, no intake paperwork yet. Just grab a slot that works.
Free consult call
Within 48 hrs15–30 minutes to talk through what's going on and figure out together whether this is the right fit. No pressure, no pitch.
Executive Function Assessment
Within 1–2 wksThree 30-minute trial sessions that map your (or your child's) strengths and friction points across 16 domains — not a checklist, a real picture.
Begin coaching
OngoingWe apply your PINCH motivation profile and start building real-world momentum — weekly or biweekly, adjusted as we go.
// timelines are typical estimates for a current caseload, not a guarantee
Whether you're a parent, a teen, or an adult —
there's a path for you.
Real support for real ADHD brains, at every stage.
For Parents
Stop surviving the mornings. Start connecting in the evenings.
You love your kid. You're also exhausted by your kid. Behavioral parent training gives you the tools to do both — set clear limits, reduce the blowups, and finally feel like you have a plan.
For Teens
You're not behind. You're different. That matters.
Coaching helps you figure out what works for your brain so you can actually use it — finish what you start, manage the overwhelm, and feel proud of what you accomplish.
For Adults
The "why can't I just do the thing" spiral ends here.
Executive function coaching for adults who are done trying to out-willpower their own brain. Meet deadlines. Build systems. Stop losing your keys and your focus in the same morning.
What this actually looks like, day to day
Illustrative scenarios built from common patterns we see — swipe to see all three.
Before
Every morning is a fight. Every evening ends in tears — yours and theirs. You're guessing at consequences and second-guessing every one of them.
After
Mornings still aren't perfect. But you have a plan, the blow-ups are fewer, and you're not winging it anymore.
Before
Started a hundred things. Finished none of them. Everyone keeps saying "just try harder" like that's new information.
After
Found the systems that actually fit how my brain works — and turned in the project. On time. For once.
Before
Out-willpowering my own brain every single day — and losing. Another app downloaded, another planner abandoned.
After
Built a system that works with my brain instead of against it. The keys are still by the door.
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ADHD doesn't go away. But it doesn't have to run your life either.
The longer executive function challenges go unaddressed, the more they compound. Missed deadlines become missed opportunities. Frustration becomes shame. Another year of "I'll get it together soon." You don't have to keep waiting for things to click.
What this actually costs
Assessment starts at $179.99 (three 30-minute trial sessions). Ongoing coaching packages start at $299.99/month. Here's how the cost conversation usually goes.
This applies to behavioral parent training and behavioral therapy for kids — the service types insurance plans typically recognize. Adult ADHD coaching isn't a covered service category, so it isn't eligible for out-of-network reimbursement through Mentaya.
We're not credentialed with insurance plans, but we partner with Mentaya to file out-of-network reimbursement claims on your behalf for a small service fee — no paperwork for you. Estimate what that could mean below.
// this is a rough estimate, not a quote. Your actual reimbursement rate depends on your specific plan and is determined by Mentaya, not us. Mentaya's service fee is deducted from what they help you recover.
A sliding scale is available through Open Path Collective for clients who qualify financially — for any service, parent training, teen coaching, or adult coaching alike.
Learn about Open Path Collective →Frequently asked questions
Before you go — the questions everyone asks
The first conversation is free.
And it might change everything.
No pressure. No sales pitch. Just 30 minutes to talk about what's going on and whether this feels like the right fit. Most people leave with at least one new idea — even if we don't end up working together.
