I'm a former corporate lawyer, nutritionist, health tech entrepreneur, turned ADHD coach and legal recruiter. After years of feeling messy, overwhelmed, and wondering why I could succeed in some areas and totally freeze in others, I was diagnosed with ADHD — and everything clicked.
Suddenly, my “messy, easily overwhelmed” brain made sens
I'm a former corporate lawyer, nutritionist, health tech entrepreneur, turned ADHD coach and legal recruiter. After years of feeling messy, overwhelmed, and wondering why I could succeed in some areas and totally freeze in others, I was diagnosed with ADHD — and everything clicked.
Suddenly, my “messy, easily overwhelmed” brain made sense — and in true ADHD fashion, I dove headfirst into study and a new career as an ADHD coach.
Now, I help other brilliantly wired minds work with their brains, not against them. And I absolutely love it.
I blend neuroscience, coaching, humour, and real-life tools to support adults navigating ADHD at work and at home.
My approach is science-backed, shame-free, and grounded in real life. It blends everything I’ve learned from corporate life, behaviour change, nutrition, and neurodiversity.
I help develop necessary lifestyle foundations and
I blend neuroscience, coaching, humour, and real-life tools to support adults navigating ADHD at work and at home.
My approach is science-backed, shame-free, and grounded in real life. It blends everything I’ve learned from corporate life, behaviour change, nutrition, and neurodiversity.
I help develop necessary lifestyle foundations and build personalised, ADHD-friendly systems to help you get get where you want to be with less chaos, mental fatigue, frustration and self doubt .
You don’t need more pressure or productivity hacks. You need support that works with your brain — and a coach who truly gets it.
I work with adults (diagnosed, self-identified with ADHD or just generally feeling stuck) including:
I work with adults (diagnosed, self-identified with ADHD or just generally feeling stuck) including:
ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) isn’t just a lack of focus or attention—it’s a difference in how the brain manages attention, motivation, energy, and self-regulation.
People with ADHD often describe their brain as busy, fast-moving, creative, easily distracted, or hard to switch off. It’s not about laziness or bad habits—it’s about how the brain processes information, emotions, and everyday tasks.
ADHD is linked to differences in the brain’s executive function system—the mental “traffic controller” responsible for planning, focusing, remembering, switching gears, and following through.
Everyone is different but you might have ADHD if you:
But here’s the thing:
ADHD also comes with incredible strengths—like creativity, quick thinking, deep empathy, and drive when something really matters. The key is to work with your brain, not against it.
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