Coaching Adults with ADHD
Collaborative Coaching
Working with you at your pace
Coaching is a collaborative process so I am open to working with you in how you work best. An example of this would be changing the time and frequency of sessions - normally, there is one 45 to 60 minute weekly session, but if concentrating for that amount of time is difficult then we can split it into smaller weekly sessions.
I charge £80 for each one-to-one session is £80. This includes a free a 15-minute midweek catch-up session to help keep you motivated and on track should you require it.
Meeting online
I work purely online via video chat. This helps us both to feel relaxed, as we are both in a safe and comfortable space. I will always be in my home office but you can choose to connect from anywhere: a quiet space at work, from your home, whilst out walking, or even by the pool!
Initial Discovery Session: All new clients start with a FREE 30 minute discovery session via video call. This gives us both the time to explore your needs, for me to explain how I work, and for us to get to know each other. We will be working closely together for some time, so it is important that we both feel this is a good match.
My style
I only work with adults. My sessions are relaxed, friendly, and fun. I am an advocate for neurodiversity (being neurodiverse myself) and for inclusion and diversity. I have so much experience in so many different areas (see my bio) that I am confident I can support you in your growth.
Commitment: Coaching takes time, so I will ask you to commit to a minimum of six weeks of one-hour weekly coaching sessions. You are making a commitment to me and yourself. Six weeks is a realistic time to work on one major issue & to see improvements.
Four-step process
- I help you to clarify your emotional needs and executive function challenges due to your ADHD.
- We will work together to create new skills and ways of thinking that you will experiment with.
- I support you as you embed new habits with regular sessions; accountability being an important factor.
- Finally, we work towards you leaving coaching with new habits and a new way of being.
Outcomes of Coaching
After coaching, clients feel more in control of their emotions, schedule, tasks, and goals — no more chaos. This frees up mental space so they can focus on what really matters. They notice a reduction in stress and overwhelm, with systems that make life more manageable for them. They have a boost in their productivity with practical, ADHD-friendly strategies that actually work, which builds their confidence by following through and finally seeing real progress. Finally, relationships are improved by them being more present, reliable, and organised.
Self-Coaching with ADHD Is Possible
With the right awareness, knowledge, and support, self-coaching can be a powerful tool for managing ADHD. Watch the video to the right, where I guide you through the key steps and the kind of support that can make a real difference.
Contact Jay
If you want a helping hand, please send me a message and we will arrange for a free online discovery session.