Private one-on-one coaching for adults navigating: 

  • Executive-Functioning Challenges 

  • Emotional Dysregulation

  • Bipolar Disorder

  • ADHD

  • Borderline Personality Disorder

  • Major Life Transitions

Method of Living connects the dots between mood, executive functioning, relationships and everyday life—creating the structure, strategies and steady support that help life work better.

Designed to work alongside therapy and psychiatric care when those supports are part of the picture—helping clients turn insight and treatment goals into practical change in daily life.

Life can be hard. Living it shouldn’t have to be.

Who is The Method for?

Anyone who is:

  • High-functioning but overwhelmed

  • Navigating ADHD, bipolar, borderline personality disorder or executive-functioning challenges

  • Going through a transition

  • Feeling the effects of midlife

  • Stuck in patterns that aren’t serving you

  • Already getting help but still struggling day-to-day

You don’t need to arrive knowing exactly what the problem is—or what kind of help you need. Figuring out how the pieces connect is where we begin.

On paper, everything looks pretty good.

Living it feels different.

What is The Method of Living?

  • Connect the dots.

  • Build the right structure.

  • Make change work in real life.

Most challenges don’t exist in isolation.

Mental and physical health. Executive functioning. Work. Relationships. Habits. Environment. One affects another—and what looks like the problem isn’t always where the problem begins.

Angela Barbello looks at how the pieces connect to understand not only what isn’t working, but why.

From there, the work becomes practical: creating the structure, strategies and accountability to make everyday life more manageable.

This isn’t coaching that ends when the session does.

Angela's hands-on approach extends into everyday life, with practical support and accountability when it's most useful.

The Method Works

ADHD and executive-functioning challenges can make even the most capable person feel scattered, overwhelmed or stuck. Angela’s insight and guidance brings sustainable change.

Struggles are not a failure of effort. With the right structure, strategies and support, they can change. Each part of your life shapes the others. We look at how they work together, then focus where change will have the greatest impact.

1

FUNCTION

Create structure where life feels scattered.

2

WELLBEING

Take care of the person who’s managing everything else.

3

RELATIONSHIPS

See the landscape more clearly.

4

TRANSITIONS

Find your footing when life changes.

5

RESOURCES & SPECIALISTS

Know when you need more—and where to find it.

Meet Angela Barbello

Insight only matters
if you can translate it
into how you actually live.

For more than 15 years, Angela Barbello has worked one-on-one with clients navigating executive-functioning challenges, ADHD, mental health concerns with a specialty with bipolar and borderline personality disorders, career pressure, relationships, physical wellbeing and major life transitions.

Her approach is unusually hands-on. She looks beyond the presenting problem to understand what’s happening across your life, recognize patterns and determine what may be getting in the way.

Sometimes that means creating structure and accountability. Sometimes it means seeing something you haven’t seen yourself. And sometimes it means recognizing when another level of expertise is needed and connecting you with the right specialist.

Direct. Practical. Deeply invested.

  • “Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.”

    Steve Jobs

  • "Your new life is going to cost you your old one."

    Brianna Wiest

  • “The secret to changing your life isn't knowing what to do - it's knowing how to make yourself do it."

    Mel Robbins

  • “My definition of extraordinary life is life on your terms.”

    Tony Robbins

  • “It’s the smallest moments that really matter in our lives.”

    Oprah Winfrey

  • “Your daily actions become what you do with your week, month, year, and ultimately your life.”

    Jay Shetty

Less reacting. More responding.

Less spinning. More clarity.

Less knowing what you should do. More actually doing it.

The goal isn’t to eliminate hard things. It’s to become better equipped to handle them—to understand yourself more clearly, make decisions with greater confidence, follow through on what matters and create the structure that keeps life moving. Life doesn’t have to be perfect to feel manageable.

Imagine…