Founder & ADHD Coach
I’m Gregory Lockhart, a passionate advocate and mentor for youths with ADHD. Growing up, I faced numerous challenges, including the struggles of ADHD, racism, and incarceration.
My journey led me to the military, where I gained valuable skills, and eventually to a deep spiritual awakening.
With a background in theological studies and years of experience counseling and mentoring, I’m dedicated to helping youths unlock their potential and embrace ADHD as the unique gift it is.
Through my coaching and mentoring, I empower young minds to overcome obstacles and transform their lives.
Roots in The Fire
As a child in the inner city, racism and police hostility collided with undiagnosed ADHD, creating chaos, anger, and confusion that silently shaped every decision I made.
Marching Into Battle
I ran toward the military, chasing vigilant training, discipline, and protection, until my unmastered ADHD and rage pushed me into crime, bank robbery, and a federal prison cell.
Prison, Awakening, and New Leadership
Inside federal prison, my knees finally hit the floor, and spiritual awareness opened my eyes to ADHD as a gift. That redemption journey carried me into chaplaincy, counseling, and youth-centered leadership.
My Founding Journey
My journey ties pain, faith, and ADHD together so I can guide struggling youths.
I hold a bachelor's degree in organizational leadership from a theological college, CPE and CADC certifications, and years of frontline work with youth programs across the East Coast, so every session I offer is grounded in real training and real life.
Military service drilled discipline, focus, and courage into my restless ADHD mind, and that same mindset now shapes how I teach young people to harness their energy, take responsibility, and stand strong in the face of pressure.
A federal prison cell became my classroom, where God turned my crime and brokenness into a calling that led me into ordained ministry and service as an assistant chaplain for the VA, so I now guide youths through darkness with the light I had to fight hard for.