About Me

Hello and welcome,

I didn't set out to become an ADHD coach. Like many people, I came to this work through my own experience. I watched someone I love struggle with a system that wasn't built for them and felt helpless, not knowing how to help. As a parent of a child with ADHD and a teacher with over 20 years of experience, I wanted to understand ADHD beyond the stereotypes and misconceptions. That journey led me to a deeper understanding of the real, nuanced and deeply human experience of raising and supporting children who experience the world differently. What I discovered changed everything. Today, my professional knowledge and personal experience come together to shape the work I do, supporting families as they navigate the challenges and opportunities of raising children with ADHD.

Through my teaching career, I have worked with many children with ADHD and other neurodivergent profiles. But my understanding deepened even further when my own family began this journey. Like many parents, I found myself trying to navigate assessments, school support, emotions and everyday challenges - often feeling overwhelmed and unsure where to turn.

That lived experience gives me a deep empathy for the families I work with. I understand first-hand how difficult it can be to navigate the different pathways of this journey: the questions, the worries, the advocacy, the judgement and the constant search for the right support.

I truly believe that no family should have to go through this journey alone. Every parent deserves guidance, reassurance and practical strategies that make everyday life feel calmer and more manageable.

When parents feel supported and empowered, their children benefit the most.