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SUPPORTING ADULTS WITH ADHD IN

THE EDUCATION SECTOR, at university & in THE WORKPLACE

Welcome to ADHD Focus, where the main focus is supporting adults with ADHD in education or the workplace, through my ADHD Coaching for Adults services, and workplace training.

 I specialise in coaching individuals in creative industries and academia who have received an ADHD diagnosis or exhibit traits associated with ADHD in their adulthood, and delivering industry talks on neurodiversity.

 At the age of 43, I finally received confirmation of my ADHD. I realised ADHD wasn't solely a source of frustrating traits; it was responsible for my strengths, my drive and my unique perspective and can be the same for others.

 Having personally experienced a late ADHD diagnosis, I have a distinct understanding of the specific issues that women with ADHD can encounter.

 It’s important to recognise that ADHD doesn't define a person, and it isn’t something that needs fixing. Instead, as an ADAD coach I can give you insights into how you to achieve success and help identify the resources that an individual needs to help them thrive

This free eBook - study smarter not harder is designed for students with ADHD (but also great for students or ADHD’ers in general!) and is packed with expert advice to support you on your university journey. You’ll be directed to Gumroad for the download

My services SUPPORTING ADULTS WITH ADHD IN EDUCATION and WORK

1-1  ADHD COACHING FOR ADULTS

Helping individuals navigate life in an organised, goal-oriented, and efficient manner, fostering tangible progress and long-term success.

I focus on subtle signs of ADHD that adults experience, recognising traits like unfinished projects, abundant ideas, burnout from intense focus, an ability to thrive under pressure and more.

Workplace talks and workshops

Empower Your Team: Insightful Talks to Understand and support employees with ADHD in the Workplace.

Tailored university ADHD talks and workshops for university staff. Providing essential tools to effectively support students with ADHD. Staff will foster an understanding of the unique attributes and advantages associated with ADHD.  

ONLINE ADHD COURSE: SUPPORT YOUR CHILD WITH ADHD THROUGH UNIVERSITY

The online course equips parents and carers of university students with ADHD with the right tools to effectively support their child.  Providing specialist resources to support them during their transition and throughout their university experience.

My short online course Helps Parents and carers to Support Their Child Navigate University Success with ADHD.

Helping Parents Support Their Child Navigate University Success with ADHD

Online course overview

The transition to university can be challenging, especially for students with ADHD. It's a time filled with excitement, new experiences, and growth opportunities. As parents and carers, this journey might feel overwhelming. You want to empower your child to thrive independently while providing the right support.

In university environments, students with ADHD encounter unique challenges – deadlines, organisation, social dynamics, understanding instructions, and even sleep patterns.

My comprehensive 10-session course is designed to equip you with the essential tools needed to effectively assist your child, throughout the university transition and beyond. The ADHD course will increase your awareness about ADHD and provide specialised resources to support your child's success.

Whether your child has been diagnosed since childhood, is exploring the possibility now, or has some characteristics which align, I am here to support you. Join me in this transformative journey. Together, let's empower your child for success in university and beyond.

This free eBook - study smarter not harder is designed for students with ADHD (but also great for students or ADHD’ers in general!) and is packed with expert advice to support you on your university journey. You’ll be directed to Gumroad for the download