ADHD Coach and Executive Function Coach, CPCC
Marla helps adults with ADHD follow through on what matters most, without losing what makes them uniquely themselves.
Host, Reimagining Productivity with ADHD · Author, ADD to Done
Host, Reimagining Productivity with ADHD · Author, ADD to Done
Marla Cummins gave up a tenured high school teaching job to move closer to family, and later took a calculated risk of her own and launched the coaching business she had long dreamed of.
Her path included a training department at a software company and a role providing academic support at a leading university. Her site says she brings over 30 years of experience helping people learn, grow, and achieve. She works with professionals, executives, business owners, academics, retirees, young adults, and people navigating transitions, helping them clarify goals, minimize ADHD challenges, and build on their strengths.
Marla offers individual coaching and the ADDed Perspectives Club, a membership support group for adults with ADHD that meets on Zoom. She wrote ADD to Done: Beyond Stuck, Procrastination and Overwhelm, a 175-page interactive PDF self-coaching guide, and hosts Reimagining Productivity with ADHD, which lists 99 episodes on Apple Podcasts as of October 2026.
Marla Cummins is an ADHD coach and executive function coach and a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC). She is a former high school teacher with over 30 years of experience, according to her site, and she hosts the Reimagining Productivity with ADHD podcast.
Marla helps adults with ADHD or executive function challenges clarify their goals, plan, and follow through. She works with professionals, executives, business owners, academics, retirees, and young adults.
It is Marla's podcast on practical strategies for adults with ADHD to accomplish what truly matters, moving from knowing what to do to actually doing it more consistently. Apple Podcasts lists 99 episodes, with the latest published September 21, 2026.
ADHD and executive function coach (CPCC) helping adults with ADHD follow through, with less stress and overwhelm.