Chris Knight Johnson, ADHD CCSP
Executive Functioning Coach & Mentor
About Chris.
HQ: Portland, Oregon, USA
Client Range: Worldwide
Client Age: Adults (18+)
Accepting New Clients? Yes
Sessions Offered: Virtually
Chris brings a unique blend of operational expertise, creativity, and a deep commitment to helping others succeed. A fine artist and creative thinker with a previous career in technology, he applies his artistic sensibilities to problem-solving and innovation, making complex systems work better.
Chris is an executive functioning coach at ParityWell, a group mental health practice serving high masking neurodivergent adults. He is passionate about supporting professionals, creatives, and entrepreneurs in building personalized systems that match how they think and work. His coaching focuses on creating sustainable routines, integrating helpful technology, and developing strategies that make daily life feel more manageable and less overwhelming.
His work also goes beyond productivity. Chris helps clients address burnout, masking, and perfectionism—patterns that can drain energy and take up space meant for the parts of life that matter most. His goal is to create systems that support both efficiency and well-being. Chris’ approach embodies ParityWell's mission to provide dignified, person-centered support—making life easier and more fun.
Superwell Specialties.
I offer specialized support for gifted, creative, and/or neurodivergent clients in the areas of executive functioning, burnout recovery, and late diagnosis coaching. My work focuses on helping clients navigate overwhelm, develop sustainable routines, and integrate new self-understanding after discovering neurodivergence later in life.
Fun Stuff.
How do your clients describe you?
Caring and solution-oriented
What is your favorite book (or 4)?
Scattered Minds (Mate), Annihilation (Vandermeer), American Psycho, Jurassic Park
What are your creative outlets?
Making canvas and painting in acrylics
What is one of your quirks and/or special talents?
I learned how to frame, drywall, and make my own kitchen cabinets by watching Youtube and occasionally referencing a home improvement textbook. It all came out great, eventually, except for one annoying drawer that opens weird... but no... as much as I want to remake it, it's fine. It's fine!
What would you do with $10M?
Mostly... I would live the same. I would pay all my friends debts. I would find entertaining ways to give most of it away.
Professional Stuff.
Education and/or Training Institute:
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art, Western Connecticut State University
Certifications:
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Certified Clinical Services Provider (ADHD CCSP)
