WHO AM I?

Whether you're a child, teen, or adult learning to understand your relationship with ADHD or being neurodivergent, I know how important it is to feel truly seen. We all need spaces where we’re accepted, understood, and able to show up just as we are—without the mask.

I'm a late-identified neurodivergent adult. I was diagnosed with ADHD in 2019, and through my own journey—supported by coaching, reflection, and further training—I later discovered I’m also Autistic. This personal experience shapes everything I do. It’s why I’m also passionate about supporting individuals who are AuDHD and helping them navigate life with greater clarity, self-compassion, and confidence.

I bring over two decades of experience working with children, young people, adults, and families across a variety of settings, including Youth Work, Social Work, and multidisciplinary teams supporting individuals with trauma backgrounds.

In addition to frontline work, I’ve held senior leadership roles where I delivered workplace coaching and provided training on ADHD and neurodiversity across teams and organizations.

I’m also a parent to neurodivergent daughters, which continues to deepen my empathy, insight, and dedication to this work.

My approach as a coach is grounded in a strong foundation of professional training:

• Diploma in Counselling (1997)

• Diploma in Social Work (2001)

• Diploma in Applied Systemic Theory (2007)

• Diploma in Systemic Supervision for Multiple Contexts (2019)

• Accredited ADDCA ADHD Coach (2024)

• Fundamentals of ADHD Coaching for Families (2024)

These qualifications, combined with lived experience, allow me to support people in a way that’s both professional and deeply personal.

If you’re curious about coaching or want to explore how we might work together, I’d love to connect with you.