Do you often forget birthdays or anniversaries? Or do you go into a room but forget why? Is it hard to recall conversations? Or do you think you said something to someone, but they haven’t heard of it before?
Do you often struggle to remember where your keys, glasses, and valet are? Do you often lose or misplace things?
Do you experience time flowing through your fingers? Have you just gotten up, but over half of the day has gone? You haven’t completed half of the things you needed to.
Do you often experience Brain fog? Is it hard to shift attention? Or focus on multiple tasks for a period of time? Does noise, movement, and bright colours distract you?
Do you often feel that you lack motivation and are unable to complete things? However, when you are interested in something, your motivation is sky high.
Do you tend to make impulsive decisions? Or act without reflecting on the consequences?
Do you often feel overwhelmed, paralysed, and unable to know where to start?
Do you have the habit of putting things off? Things which are difficult, too fiddly, out of your interest?
Is it hard to stay still? Do you dislike slow exercises? Do you often fidget? Are you drawn to high-activity sports? Do you often interrupt the other?
Creator of the ADHD Coaching Framework™ – a structured yet customisable roadmap now used by practitioners worldwide.
Seasoned practitioner – thousands of one-to-one hours helping ADHD adults and teens transform daily struggle into sustainable systems.
Mentor to other coaches – I train and supervise emerging ADHD coaches, so the methods you learn are rigorously tested and continually refined
Map Your Mind
Upgrade Executive Skills
Rewire the Inner Dialogue
Design a Sustainable Life Plan
Format: 10–15 focused sessions (online or in-person)
Approach: Integrative, blending neuroscience, psychology, and proven coaching techniques
Outcome: A personalised playbook you can use long after coaching ends
Ready to start?
Book a free 15-minute zoom consultation.
Decide whether the programme feels right.
Begin turning ADHD from a daily battle into a set of manageable cues and rhythms.
“At last I can keep the emotional storms in check.”
Sarah, 34
“I’ve finally got a clear plan for handling sensory overload.”
Daniel, 43
“Time used to run away with me; now I’ve got it sorted.”
Chris, 31
“I wake up knowing exactly what will keep me on an even footing.”
Tom, 45
“We didn’t try to ‘fix’ me; we shaped a life that actually suits me.”
Kelly, 38
“I always thought I had to change who I was; turns out I just needed to change how I live.”
Max, 32
“For the first time in ages, I can see a way forward I once thought was out of reach.”
Harry, 27