HEIDI
ADHD COACH

Frequently asked questions
ADHD coaching is a specialised form of support that helps people with ADHD understand their brain, manage their challenges, and build on their strengths. It involves working one-on-one with a certified ADHD coach who understands how ADHD affects focus, organisation, time management, motivation, emotional regulation, and daily life.
ADHD coaching is practical, collaborative, and personalised. It focuses on what’s happening right now in your life — and how to make real, sustainable change.
Key elements of ADHD coaching include:
✔ Personalised Strategies Your ADHD coach helps you create practical strategies for planning, organisation, time management, motivation, and emotional regulation — all tailored to the way your brain works.
✔ Goal Setting (That Actually Works) Together we set clear, achievable goals and break them into small, manageable steps so progress feels doable, not overwhelming.
✔ Accountability & Support ADHD coaching provides encouragement, follow-through, and structure. You don’t have to do it on your own.
✔ Executive Function Skill Development Coaching strengthens skills such as focus, planning, prioritising, decision-making, and task initiation — essential for success at work, school, and home.
✔ A Mindset Shift We work on replacing “I should be able to do this” with confidence, self-understanding, and strategies that align with your strengths.
ADHD coaching empowers individuals to create meaningful, lasting change — improving confidence, productivity, emotional wellbeing, and overall quality of life. Whether you're an adult, teen, parent, or professional, ADHD coaching helps you understand your brain and build skills that help you thrive.
The free consultation is simply a friendly chat so we can get to know each other and see whether ADHD coaching feels like the right fit for you. There’s no pressure, no commitment — just a chance to talk.
Here’s what we’ll usually cover:
✔ We start with a quick hello
Nothing formal — just a chance to get comfortable and share what brought you here.
✔ You can tell me what’s going on
What’s feeling hard? What’s getting in the way? What’s making life feel a bit heavier than it needs to be?
✔ I’ll explain how ADHD coaching works
You’ll get a clear picture of what sessions look like, how we work together, and what kind of support you can expect.
✔ We talk about your goals
What would you love to feel more in control of? What would you like to change? What would make life feel easier?
✔ You can ask anything
Questions about coaching, about ADHD, about my background — all welcome.
✔ And finally, we figure out next steps
If it feels like a good fit, great. If not, that’s perfectly okay too.
The goal is for you to walk away with more clarity than you came in with.
Think of the consultation as a safe, relaxed space to explore your options and get a feel for what support could look like — nothing more, nothing less.
ADHD coaching covers a variety of areas tailored to the individual's needs. Key areas typically include:
Time Management: Developing strategies to prioritize tasks, manage deadlines, and effectively allocate time.
Organization: Creating systems for organizing physical spaces, digital files, and schedules to reduce clutter and improve efficiency.
Goal Setting: Identifying short-term and long-term goals, breaking them into actionable steps, and establishing clear objectives.
Focus and Attention: Implementing techniques to enhance concentration, minimize distractions, and improve task completion.
Emotional Regulation: Exploring methods to manage emotions, cope with frustration, and reduce anxiety related to ADHD challenges.
Self-Advocacy: Building skills to communicate needs effectively, whether in academic, professional, or personal settings.
Productivity: Identifying barriers to productivity and developing personalized strategies to overcome procrastination and increase motivation.
Social Skills: Enhancing interpersonal communication, building relationships, and navigating social situations.
Life Skills: Developing everyday skills, such as decision-making, problem-solving, and self-care routines.
Mindfulness and Self-Compassion: Encouraging practices that promote self-awareness, acceptance, and a positive mindset.
By addressing these areas, ADHD coaching aims to equip clients with the tools and confidence they need to manage their ADHD effectively and lead fulfilling lives.
To get the best out of coaching, my clients meet once a week for the first 6 sessions as they are learning about how their brain works and then move to every other week for the next 6 months. After that, clients meet once a month for support, brainstorming and goal motivation or more frequently when new changes happen.

