This gets your teen real results if...
They are falling behind on assignments despite genuinely trying. They cannot get on top of their own time, their bag, their day. Friendships feel hard to read or hard to keep. Big emotions show up fast and hard to come back down from. They are starting to believe they are "the problem." A school transition is looming and the pressure is building. Or they are pulling away from your help, but might be ready to let someone else in.
If any of that sounds familiar, here is what changes when Kimberley works with your teen.
That is what this is for.
Someone who has lived this and taught this.
She has lived it.
Kimberley is a mother of three children with ADHD, with her own lived ADHD experience as well. She is not coaching from theory. She knows what it looks like from inside the house, not just from a textbook.
She is taught it.
Kimberley spent over 15 years in secondary education before training as an ADHD coach. She holds a Bachelor of Human Movement and a Bachelor of Secondary Teaching from Charles Sturt University. She has sat across from thousands of teenagers in a classroom. She knows how they think, what shuts them down, and what gets through.
She is formally trained in ADHD coaching.
Kimberley completed her ADHD coach training through ADDCA — the gold standard in ADHD family coaching. Her coaching is strengths-based and relationship-centred, grounded in the belief that every young person is whole and capable, not broken or behind.
Practical. Targeted. No fluff.
This is not open-ended talking. It is not venting with a sympathetic listener. Every single session is results-focused and targeted to what your family specifically needs right now.
Sharon comes in with a clear lens. She identifies where the friction is coming from, builds a system to address it, and works with you to implement it in your home. Then you refine it until it holds.
You leave every session with something concrete. A clear next step. A system that makes sense for the ADHD brain. The confidence to go and do it.
Sessions are 50 minutes. Nothing is wasted.
Simple. Structured. Tailored to you.
Step 1: Intake and target-setting
Your first session is a full intake. Sharon listens carefully, asks the questions nobody else has thought to ask, and maps out exactly what we are targeting and what needs to be built. You leave session one already knowing more than you did walking in.
Step 2: Build, install, refine
Each session after that is focused, practical work. We identify a system, build it for your family, you implement it in real life, and we refine it together until it holds. Then we move to the next area.
Step 3: Fortnightly rhythm
Most families find fortnightly works well — enough time to implement between sessions, enough regularity to keep momentum. Sessions run for 50 minutes via Zoom.
Step 4: Clarity every single time
Not a list of things to research. Not homework you don't have the capacity for. A clear plan, grounded in how the ADHD brain actually works, and the confidence to go and use it.
What changes.
✅ Relief
Someone finally sees your family clearly. You stop second-guessing every decision you make.
✅ Confidence
You know exactly what to do next. And you trust that it will work — because it was built for your family, not borrowed from someone else's.
✅ Hope
For the first time in a while, you can actually see what a different future looks like. Not just for your child. For your whole family.
Your investment
All prices are in AUD and include GST. Sessions are 50 minutes via Zoom, scheduled on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Not sure which to choose? Three sessions is a strong start. Six is where lasting systems get built. Most families who are serious about real change choose the 6-session package.
"Sharon Collon of the Functional Family is an exceptional, passionate award winning educator who has more credentialed training than anyone I have ever met in the field of ADHD. She is a warm voice who can be trusted as over 40,000 families have already discovered. If you are looking for some support and guidance, look no further than Sharon Collon."
-Maggie Dent
Parenting author, educator and podcaster
What families say
TINA
Sharon has totally mastered calming the chaos and taking the tornado of life and restoring the joy. She has so many life hacks to make the daily world of a family with ADHD feel organised, productive and fun. I can highly recommend grabbing a piece of that knowledge!
LEIGH
It was a great investment to have a one-on-one coaching session with Sharon! It allowed us to discuss my families’ particular situation and resulted in many practical changes to things like routines, improving family relationships and planning with school about homework and assessment. Sharon’s input has also been a great encouragement to persist with longer term changes and to prioritise self care. I would highly recommend utilising a one-on-one coaching session to cement positive changes for your family.
KERRIE
The Functional Family has given us great information about ADHD that has helped us understand what our kids are dealing with. My son has also done one-on-one coaching which he found really helpful and there has been a noticeable positive change in his emotional reactions.
The person in your corner.
Sharon Collon is a PCC Credentialed ADHD Coach and Parenting Consultant, specifically trained to work with families through ADDCA — the gold standard in ADHD family coaching.
She has supported over 40,000 families navigating ADHD. She is also a mum of three boys with ADHD. She understands the research deeply. She also understands what it feels like to be in your house on a Tuesday morning when the day feels completely unmanageable — because she has been there.
That combination is rare. The formal training, the lived experience, and the scale of families she has worked with means she has almost certainly seen your situation before. She knows what to look for. She knows what to build. And she knows how to get you there without wasting your time or energy.
Private sessions are available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Spots are limited.
Questions answered.
No problem - check out the most frequently asked ones below...
Is this coaching or therapy?
My child hasn't been formally diagnosed. Can I still work with Sharon?
What's the difference between this and Sharon's group programs?
Which package should I choose?
What if I also have ADHD?
How quickly can I get an appointment?
Can I claim through NDIS?
What qualifications does Sharon have?
Why does the families specialisation matter?
Your family deserves a plan that was actually built for them.
You have already done the hard yards. You have tried the things that weren't made for you. This is the support that is. Spots are limited to Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Secure yours now.
