Like many people with ADHD I have more back stories and careers than most. Professionally I have a background in social work and trained in therapeutic techniques.  I really enjoyed working with clients in therapy but never quite felt fulfilled by it and didn't feel they were getting the best of me and my experience.  I found training a therapist quite constraining and perhaps something that did not make the best of me and my skills. Working with many ADHD clients in that environment, I discovered that an approach that followed a coaching path was much more beneficial not only in terms of positive outcomes but also the experience overall.  Coaching was not "fixing" but more about managing and performance enhancing. It allowed for a = more direct approach. Of course, there is understanding of the difficulties and struggles but expect to be challenged, pushed and held to account.

I am based in the UK living between London and Kent, depending on what day of the week it is.  However I have dealt with clients not only across the UK but worldwide. Although my sessions are generally online we can arrange to meet 1:1 if that is your requirement.

If you're interested, I have a professional qualification in social work as well as  honours and Masters degrees.  However I don't think they are overly important in terms of the work I do. My approach is very much a mix of the skills and experiences I have.  These include creative work in TV, film and music.   The connection for me is about story telling and story making. Being the best version of you is understanding your story (who and why you are) and striving to live the story you desire or can imagine (who you want to be).  This is why life coaching is not about fixing and more about understanding and developing.  I have learnt through personal experience that this is even more important when it comes to ADHD.  I hope this is something I continue to work on for me and, I'm sure for you.