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Phil Le Gros

Nobody at Cisco, HSBC or BP knew how hard I worked just to look fine. Neither did the Army. A late ADHD diagnosis finally explained it. Now I coach founders and senior leaders who hold it together brilliantly in public – and want it to cost less in private.

Anna Holbrook

ICF accredited Personal Development Coach helping ambitious people untangle their thinking, build confidence and move forward with clarity.

Nishia Wadhwani

Late-diagnosed in midlife, I navigated redundancy, divorce, bereavement, and menopause without a roadmap. Now I help women move from self-blame to self-understanding, because medication isn’t the whole answer. Nobody told me what to do next — I make sure my clients don’t face that alone.

Sarah Theissen

I help ambitious women with ADHD break free from overwhelm & relying on last-minute pressure. With a background in research & corporate leadership, I blend scientific insight & lived experience with ADHD-informed coaching – supporting clients to create ways of working that fit their brains, so they can trust themselves & succeed without burning out.

Lisa Jackson

I have been working with dogs for over 30 years and now my role is mainly in Animal Assisted Interventions therapy working with children, young people and adults.

Jo Oakley

An ADHD coach and former Civil Service Workplace Adjustments Service Policy Lead specialising in supporting senior leaders and professionals working in complex, high-accountability organisations.

Lou Boyles

I’m Lou, an ADHD coach helping mums manage the beautiful chaos of ADHD life, as well as building sustainable creative practices for wellbeing. My coaching is heart-centered, neuro-affirming, and grounded in creative problem-solving. We work with your brain, not against it.

Sheena Taylor

Sheena Taylor is an ADHD Relationship Mentor for women with ADHD who they are ‘too difficult’ in their relationships. She helps them release the shame, rebuild self-trust, and create safer, more connected lives—so they can simply be themselves.

Paula Hirst

I help perimenopausal women and ADHD young adults take action on their goals with a holistic mix of practical systems, mindset tools, and nervous system support.

Using meditation, mindfulness, and belief rewiring, I guide them to feel calm, capable, and confident. Whether they’re studying, working, or building something of their own.

Catherine Lancashire

I am a specialist in challenging behaviours and ADHD and work specifically with parents and carers. I aim to help families find solutions that work within the culture of their families to move from chaos to connection.

Janice Essam

I am an ADHD coach supporting adults who are newly or recently diagnosed and feeling overwhelmed, burnt out, or stuck in shame. I offer calm, compassionate, trauma-informed coaching focused on rebuilding self-trust and creating sustainable ways of living and working with ADHD. I also support clients funded through Access to Work.

Rick Cummings

I offer compassionate, trauma-informed ADHD coaching for adults diagnosed later in life. I help clients make sense of their experiences without shame, pressure, or fixing. My work focuses on nervous system safety, self-trust, and sustainable ways of living that genuinely work for them.

Jess O’Connor

With three decades in corporate communications and culture — and as a solo mum to three neurodivergent kids — Jess brings both expertise and lived experience to her ADHD coaching. She creates warm, energising spaces where people feel understood and confident to embrace their difference and find their fire.

Helen dando

Helen Dando

I am a qualified coach specialising in neurodivergence. I will work with you make the changes you want to see in your life, in neuro-affirming sessions to help you work to your strengths. I have lived experience (AuDHD, PDA and dyslexia) which informs my work.

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Andrée Kenny

I support adults with ADHD and/or dyslexia using a blend of coaching, executive functioning strategies, and neuro-informed tools like Havening, mindfulness, and Polyvagal Theory.

Liz Wilkinson

Hi i’m Liz, a late diagnosed ADHDer, an accredited coach and a proud mum of two, I help ADHDers embrace their strengths, manage challenges and build a life that works for you, real talk, real tools, real change

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