I am a Masters level qualified Neurodivergent Coaching Psychologist and Doctorate in Philosophy Student in Green Criminology. My main areas of interest are neurodiversity and human and animal rights.

At the forefront of neurodivergent coaching, my experience in Autism and ADHD has enabled me to craft approaches that allow Neurodivergent individuals to reach their potential. I can support with the difficulties and challenges that can be specific to anxiety, ADHD and autism. As a neurodivergent myself, I promise that you can not only survive life but thrive. Throughout our coaching time together, you will develop self-awareness, knowledge, skills and the tools and confidence to take action. I know there’s no ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach, but with my sustained guidance and assistance, I can help people reach their maximum potential and make positive changes. My systemic coaching model looks at all aspects, life, mind, body and environment. I also draw upon a mix of approaches and techniques to facilitate your own personal journey and development.

I have received two Queens Awards for voluntary work, one for working with high-risk offenders in the community and reducing their risk of harm and another for developing a project advocating for and working with Children of Prisoners.

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Developing Neuro Directions Ltd.