Transform Your ADHD Teen.
Motivate Your Students.
Join 100,000+ students, parents, and teachers — get everything you need to help your ADHD or neurodiverse teen study without the stress, nagging, or daily battles.
500+Teens Coached 1:1
Through personalised study skills, motivation, and resilience mentoring.
100,000+Students Inspired
Through the Rayse The Game motivational study seminar across Ireland.
8,000+Parents Empowered
Through parent pep talks, webinars, and training sessions.
10,000+Students Reached Each Year
Through school seminars and coaching programmes.
40+Schools Partnered Annually
Including Loreto, Presentation, ETB and DEIS schools.
Hi, I’m Ray
I suspect someone mentioned my name — or maybe you found me on social media.
If your ADHD teen or secondary school students are struggling with motivation, focus, or resilience, you’re in the right place. Over the past 15 years, I’ve worked with 100,000+ students and thousands of parents.
I’m a school motivational speaker, ADHD study coach, and teen mentor. I help teens and families go from frustration to focus, confidence, and calm.
Parents:
Is Your ADHD Teen Struggling in School?
Today’s teens face endless distractions and pressure. ADHD and neurodiverse students often feel overwhelmed, unmotivated, and stuck in procrastination.
- Overwhelmed by homework and exams
- Unmotivated or resistant to studying
- Distracted by social media and notifications
- Stuck in procrastination cycles
- Lacking confidence and self‑belief
Your teen doesn’t need more pressure. They need an outside voice they’ll listen to and a study system that works with their brain.
Watch my MasterclassSchools:
Do Your Students Lack Motivation?
Many students struggle with motivation, focus, and resilience. Teachers are exhausted trying to reach learners who give up easily and expect to be spoon‑fed.
- Low motivation and self‑drive
- Screen and social media addiction
- Poor focus and chronic procrastination
- Lack of resilience and coping skills
- Fatigue, poor attendance, or school avoidance
RAYSE The Game is a high‑energy motivational study skills programme that lands with today’s learners and gets them moving.
Teachers Click HereFor Learning Support
Learning Support teams are stretched thin yet expected to meet complex needs for ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, and autism.
RAYSE The Game 360 is a complete study and motivation toolkit designed for neurodiverse learners.
- Plug‑and‑play lesson plans and resources
- ADHD‑friendly strategies including 30‑Minute Study Sprints
- WHIZGRIDZ note‑taking templates for faster recall
- Motivation tools that connect with SEN students
- Activities for small groups or 1:1 sessions
- Year‑round resources that save hours of prep time
Watch the RAYSE The Game Channel
See exactly how we connect with teens and get them motivated to study — ADHD-friendly, high-energy, and instantly usable strategies.
What parents and students are saying?
If your students are demotivated and need a new approach, give Ray a call. He will get them going. There is something in his programme for every type of student.
Inspiring. Enthusiastic. Very motivational. Thoroughly recommend Ray if you feel your students and staff need a lift.
What parents and students are saying?
From a student getting 40s… now achieving high 80s.
My daughter came away from your coaching feeling 10 feet tall.
You did miracles for my son’s confidence.
Ray, you’ve changed my life. My entire work ethic has changed.
Before I didn’t know how to study, but now I know how to effectively study.
I loved the music, the ball game and his enthusiasm which made the seminar fun.
Struggling with procrastination and starting your study?
If you’re like most of the parents, teachers and coaches I meet, you’re committed to helping the next generation get ahead in school, with their studies and on their screens. Procrastination is a BIG problem for most students I work with. Screen addiction and anxiety are at epidemic levels.
This is why I created the kick-start kit.
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