Coaching

Whether you’re already diagnosed, awaiting an assessment or self-diagnosed, ADHD coaching is for anyone who identifies as neurodivergent and wants a specialised approach.

Using the ADHD Executive Functioning Coaching Framework™️ from ADHD Works, we can work together to harness your strengths and figure out what may be holding you back. You will work to set attainable goals by using your own interest-based nervous system to find what motivates you and what can keep you accountable. By beginning to understand how your ADHD brain works, we can create personalised strategies to help you reach your true potential, eradicate shame and have more compassion for yourself.

ADHD coaching can help with all of the following and more:

Education & knowledge about your ADHD brain and executive functioning

Self-awareness

Identifying your strengths

Establishing routines

Organisational tools

Planning

Motivation & accountability

Improving self-esteem

Managing Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD)

Achieving specific life/career goals

Coaching is not a replacement for therapy. You may need counselling alongside coaching and to pause coaching while you have some counselling. We can work together to figure out what would be best for you.

Coaching is not a student/teacher relationship. I won’t tell you off if you don’t complete the goals you set yourself. The point of coaching is to try things and figure out together how your brain works and what will help you to get results. I can keep you accountable without invoking shame.

Access to Work can help you get or stay in work if you have a physical or mental health condition or disability. You can use the grant to pay for coaching with me. Price per session on request. Check eligibility and apply here.

I offer 121 one hour coaching sessions via Google Meet. During the introductory call I will find out what you would like to achieve from coaching and we can agree on the number of sessions we think would be beneficial. Please see my coaching packages below.

Yes, this will also be discussed during the introductory call.