For adults with ADHD and parents of ADHDers
You’re not broken. You’re wired differently.
Online programs and groups from a clinical psychologist who gets it, because I’m neurodivergent too.
Now enrolling
The ADHD Edition
Stop fighting your ADHD. Start working with it.
A six-week online program for high-achieving adults who are tired of burning out to keep up appearances.
You’ll learn how your ADHD brain actually works, and build strategies that fit it, with me and a small group of people who get it.
Six weeks, live online
Starts
Tuesday 9 February 2027
Enrolment closes
Sunday 7 February
Late diagnosed, undiagnosed or wondering if it’s really ADHD? Start with my free guide
More ways to work with me
Programs, groups and coaching
Parenting an ADHDer
Self-paced online course
Your child isn’t giving you a hard time. They’re having a hard time.
Practical, neuro-affirming tools for parents and carers.
Mindfulness for Stress
Four-week online group
Science-based. No meditating.
Just tools that work, for anyone who has ever said “I can’t switch my brain off”.
Clinical executive coaching
One-to-one
Stress, burnout, communication and leadership, with a clinical psychologist.
For when what looks like a skill gap is something else.
Register your interest
Thrive: a one-day workshop for women
A day to step back and work on you.
Think of it as the best parts of the first ten sessions with a psychologist, in a single day: how thoughts, feelings and actions connect, and how to challenge the unhelpful ones, then time on your values, beliefs, gratitude and goals.
You don’t need to have ADHD to join.
Thrive runs once enough people are on the waitlist. Join it and you’ll be the first to hear when the next date is set.
Free guide
How did everyone miss this?
A short guide for adults who have ADHD, or are starting to wonder. What ADHD looks like in adults, why it so often goes unnoticed in childhood, and why ADHD sometimes isn’t the whole story.
Free guide
The Brain-Friendly Reset
Seven practical resets for the days when your brain is overloaded. You don’t need to have ADHD for this one. Find the line that sounds like today and try that reset.
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