Body Doubling
For ADHDers, body doubling can be a powerful way to get started or to finish up – but not all body doubling is the same.
There are affordable, self-directed options like Focusmate and ADD.org’s member body doubling sessions, which work well for many people.
Our support adapts to you, not the other way around.
ADHD Roadmap’s body doubling is designed for those who want a little – or a lot more guidance, structure, and support. We understand that ADHD often shows up as a “performance” challenge. We know that you KNOW what to do. We provide the structure to help you DO it.
ADHD Roadmap body doubling is:
✨ 1:1
✨ Guided
✨ ADHD-informed
✨ Human-centered

Order your Body Doubling Session now and get started on or finish up “the thing”.
Why newly diagnosed clients choose ADHD Roadmap body doubling ($25/hour ):
- 1:1, guided support – you’re not dropped into a session and left to “just work”
- Gentle structure and prompts – if you need it, we can support you in deciding what to work on, how to start, and how to stay engaged
- Consistent facilitator – working with the same person can reduce anxiety and build a sense of safety
- ADHD-informed approach – sessions adapt to your task, energy, focus style, and learning curve
- Space to ask questions – especially helpful when you’re still learning what works for you
- Integrated services – body doubling connects seamlessly with our coaching, accountability, home organization, and ADHD-friendly VA support. This is handy if you want to expand your support network.
Is ADHD Roadmap Body Doubling right for you?
This might be a good fit if:
✔️ You’re newly diagnosed and still figuring out what actually helps
✔️ “Just sit down and work” doesn’t work (even with a timer)
✔️ Group body doubling feels overwhelming or impersonal
✔️ You want gentle guidance, not pressure
✔️ Starting is harder than doing
✔️ You do better with a familiar, consistent person
✔️ You want support that can connect with coaching, accountability, or practical help
ADHD Roadmap body doubling is 1:1, guided, and ADHD-informed—designed for people who want support while they learn how their brain works, not just a place to be watched working.
Not everyone needs this level of support—and that’s okay.
But if you’re early in your ADHD journey and want something more human and more supportive, this might be for you.
