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Explore. Discover. Take Flight.

Are you and your family overwhelmed by challenging aspects of your child’s AD(H)D? Are you ready to conquer these challenges and provide a more fulfilling life for you and your family?

With personalized coaching, Robin Storfer of Take Flight Coaching is here to help you do just that! Robin’s familiarity and personal experiences with ADHD allow her to create a program specific to your child, your family and your situation. You and your child will learn skills and methods of managing AD(H)D and together your family will “take flight” confidently into the future!

“I believe people are capable of living a life that honours their passions.”
Robin Storfer

Robin Storfer

EXPLORE

Examine the many faces of AD(H)D – build on the positives and manage the difficult aspects, Obtain a new perspective on personal challenges and learn to maximize your time and energy, Plan your families goals, values, and mission.

DISCOVER

Establish and optimize systems and tools that simplify and improve your family life, Learn about and build on your child’s strengths; create responsibility and accountability to stay on task, Recognize your child’s potential for success!

TAKE FLIGHT

Acknowledge and celebrate successes, Build pride and self-confidence, Use your child’s accomplishments as a point of departure to future success!

Services

ADHD Coaching with Families

My focus is to help you learn about AD(H)D, give guidance and support, help navigate the journey and work with you to manage issues that are occurring or arise. With my practical suggestions you and your family can help your child define and achieve success on a day-to-day basis.

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Coaching Kids with AD(H)D

My focus is to help your child overcome obstacles and succeed in reaching their goals. I work with your child in order to get to know them and discover their strengths, challenges, learning styles and routines. Working together with you and your child we then define and set goals and action plans to help your child achieve those goals.

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I believe that a great coaching experience is based on the trust of the relationship, an openness to the process, and one’s commitment to results. Part of what makes a great coach is not that the coach necessarily has all the answers to a client’s problems — but that the coach has faced some of the same life or career challenges, and has come through wiser, stronger and able to share the benefit of these life experiences with her clients. Coaches are people who know how to be open to a process of continuous learning, curiosity and self-discovery, and they are adept at teaching their clients how to apply those same qualities in their own lives.

Book Bar

A place where shared values take physical form

For many years, my work has centered on mental health, ADHD, and neurodiversity, supporting people through reflection, connection, and care. That commitment has not changed. What is changing is the form it takes and where my energy is now being directed.

I am excited to announce that I am part of a new project called Book Bar. Book Bar is a new chapter, and it represents a meaningful shift in my day to day work as an ADHD coach. Book Bar is a welcoming, in-person space rooted in awareness, community, and acceptance. It is an independent bookstore and bar where people gather around books, share conversations, and create meaningful interactions and experiences. At Book Bar, ideas can move off the page and into real connection, where curiosity is encouraged, differences are respected, and all minds belong.

While this is a new business and will be where much of my time and focus lives going forward, my commitment to ADHD and neurodiversity does not waver. This work remains deeply embedded in how Book Bar is imagined, curated, and held. The venue has changed, and the audience has broadened, but the values are the same.

This is not a coaching practice. It is a thoughtfully created space designed to honour mental health and neurodiversity in a more communal way, alongside my ongoing Board work and advocacy efforts.

Book Bar is a calm, inclusive place to slow down, listen, reflect, and feel connected. A third place for people who value meaningful conversation and gentle growth, without pressure or performance.

Whether you have followed my work for years or are discovering this space for the first time, you are warmly invited.

Opening Spring 2026.
A new chapter begins.

Follow along at @Bookbarto on Instagram for updates and a closer look at what’s taking shape.