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DIG Coaching Practice presents ADHD and College Placement with Keith Kosierowski on Attention Talk Radio

On July 6 on Attention Talk Radio, host Jeff Copper interviews Keith Kosierowski, an ADHD coach and a certified school counselor with eleven years of experience. The two will be discussing college placement for the ADHD teen.

2011-06-28
TAMPA, FL, June 28, 2011 (Press-News.org) DIG Coaching Practice presents Attention Talk Radio on the topic of ADHD and college placement. Host Jeff Copper interviews ADHD coach Keith Kosierowski, founder and CEO of Kosierowski Education Group (KEG), who discusses college placement for the teenager with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

Kosierowski is a certified school counselor with eleven years of experience in both local public and foreign-based schools and has worked at both the American Nicaraguan School and the American International School of Rotterdam as a middle and high school counselor and assistant principal. He has also worked at a private educational organization focusing on the college planning needs of students and families. He was trained at the ADD Coach Academy as an ADHD coach and has advanced study in educational administration. He earned a master'EUR s degree in education in school counseling for grades 5-12 and a bachelor's degree in athletic training, psychology, and biology from Salem State College in Massachusetts. He edited and co-wrote portions of both the Collaborative College Counsel's Comprehensive College Counselor Training Manual and the Collaborative College Counsel Student Curriculum (second edition), 2009.

The program will be aired on Wednesday, July 6, 2011, at 8 pm ET, on Attention Talk Radio, a live, interactive, Internet talk-radio show hosted each week by attention coach Jeff Copper. The show focuses on insight and insightful thinking, preparing the mind to solve problems through insight or the sudden comprehension after viewing something in a different light. The show is hosted on a web-based platform so that anyone with a phone or a computer can listen, participate, or interact with the show.

The public is encouraged to participate by calling 646-652-4409 to listen or ask questions. The show schedule, stream, and archives are available at http://www.attentiontalkradio.com immediately following the show. Listeners can also subscribe to the archives via the RSS feed located on the host page or on iTunes.

Jeff Copper, DIG Coaching Practice, is one of the world's ONLY attention coaches, bringing diverse experience and wisdom to help individuals, particularly those impacted by attention deficit disorder (ADD) or its symptoms, pay attention to the right thing. DIG Coaching excavates successful outcomes daily just by coaching individuals to pay attention to the right things. To learn more, visit digcoaching.com to download your copy of "Finding the Obvious Solutions When They Aren't So Obvious"!


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[Press-News.org] DIG Coaching Practice presents ADHD and College Placement with Keith Kosierowski on Attention Talk Radio
On July 6 on Attention Talk Radio, host Jeff Copper interviews Keith Kosierowski, an ADHD coach and a certified school counselor with eleven years of experience. The two will be discussing college placement for the ADHD teen.