My sons name is Rafferty and he is almost 13. He has quite significant ADHD which predominantly affects his impulsivity - both verbal and physical, and his executive function. He is incredibly bright, but his interpersonal skills suffer because he has such low self esteem and defensive attitude in the face of rejection sensitivity. 
His poor attitude is reflective of feeling very misunderstood, feeling like he has no choice or control over his behavior and feeling very much like he cannot achieve what he needs to succeed in life and 'be normal'. Despite this, he is doing well in school and is liked by his teachers although they are continually frustrated by his defeatist behaviour and poor reactions. He does not get 'in trouble', apart from a few minor infractions like uniform code violations and taking the stairs three at a time. 
He is currently being treated by Dr Lesley Ah Yui in Toowong, and we both agree that psychology sessions would be good for him, as well as some CBT and positive psychology techniques, however also both agree that a typical sit-down session may not be engaging and therefore have little effect.  
I have investigated getting a sports psychologist but they are not particularly interested in taking him on.