About Me

Hi, I’m Julie, an ADHD coach based in Bristol

I work with neurodivergent individuals to build clarity and confidence.


I’m passionate about helping people understand their unique ways of thinking and creating strategies that genuinely work for them.

I do this work because I believe everyone deserves to feel understood, empowered, and equipped to work with their brain, not against it. Over the years, I’ve seen how transformational the right kind of support can be: practical, respectful, and tailored to how you think and function.

My coaching style is supportive, structured, and focused on building practical tools that respect your strengths and challenges. Lasting change happens when we work with your brain and find the ways you work at your best rather than trying to work against it.

Professional Expertise


Coaching Credentials
I bring a strong, professional background to my coaching practice.

I am:
  • A Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation (ICF)
  • Holder of a Level 5 Diploma in Coaching and Mentoring
  • Trained in ADHD coaching through ADDCA, completing the Simply ADHD and Personal Transformation courses
  • Trained in Functional Imagery Training (FIT), an evidence-based approach supporting motivation and behaviour change
With over 4,000 hours of coaching delivered, I bring not only advanced training but also extensive hands-on experience, giving me deep insight into the challenges my clients face and the tools to help them create meaningful change.

I am fully insured, work under regular professional supervision, and stay committed to continuous professional development. I adhere to the highest ethical standards to ensure that our coaching relationship is founded on trust, respect, and care.

Academic Background
Alongside my coaching qualifications, I have a strong academic foundation in psychology and education:
  • PhD in Psychology
  • MSc in Occupational Psychology
  • Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE)
  • Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)

Work History
Before setting up my own coaching business in 2015, I worked as a Psychologist in the NHS for over 10 years, across a range of services including acute inpatient units, children and families, and older adult care. I’ve also spent 17 years in further education, where I managed disability support services, taught, and carried out research.
This varied background gives me a strong foundation that directly informs my coaching practice, blending psychological insight with practical, real-world experience.

A Bit More About Me


When I’m not working, I’m usually out walking my dog, listening to podcasts, or watching a good true crime documentary.

Wondering if coaching is right for you? Let’s have a chat.


Find out more about working with me on the For Individuals page.

About Emily

Hi, I’m Emily, your behind-the-scenes support!

I’ll be working in the background and at the other end of emails, helping you access coaching as smoothly as possible.

After earning a degree in Computing and Games Development, I worked in the HR department of a Further Education college, focusing on HR systems and data reporting where I was nicknamed the “wizard” for being able to find solutions in the system and finding creative ways to make the non-bespoke software fit the needs of the company, something I’m sure many people reading this would be familiar with doing themselves.

When I’m not working, I’m most likely spending time with my two cats, getting lost in the world of a video game, or learning fun history facts.

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