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What I help with

ADHD rarely travels alone

Most people I work with aren't only dealing with focus and time. They're carrying the anxiety, the burnout and the shame that built up around it. Because ADHD is what I trained in and who I work with every day, this is familiar ground.

The ADHD and the anxiety, the low mood, the sleep that never settles: they feed each other. I treat them as one picture.

Anxiety

Racing thoughts, worry and that constant on-edge feeling that so often rides alongside ADHD, and frequently gets treated instead of the ADHD underneath it.

Depression & low mood

When years of feeling behind tip into hopelessness, flat motivation or quiet burnout, the mood and the ADHD driving it are worked on together.

Rejection sensitivity & big emotions

Feelings that arrive fast and land hard, and criticism that can flatten a whole day. Often described as rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD).

Stress & burnout

The exhaustion of holding it all together, masking all day, and running on adrenaline and last-minute deadlines for years on end.

Low self-esteem & shame

Unwinding the “lazy / not good enough / why can't I just…” story built up over years of being misunderstood and trying twice as hard for half the credit.

Sleep difficulties

The wired-but-tired brain that won't switch off at night and won't switch on in the morning, and the revenge bedtime procrastination that comes with it.

Relationships & communication

Conflict, forgetfulness, interrupting, and feeling chronically misunderstood by partners, family, friends and colleagues.

…and the day-to-day of ADHD

Focus, time blindness, procrastination, organization and follow-through, the core executive-function stuff, always at the centre of the work.

Some concerns need specialized care I don't provide, such as an active eating disorder or substance dependence. If that's the case, I'll tell you.

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