With a focus on neurodiversity, Storm specialises in working with teens and adults who have ADHD and other related conditions. In addition to her individual coaching, Storm extends her expertise to support parents of children with ADHD, providing them with valuable guidance and strategies…

A passionate and empathetic Neurodiverse and Wellbeing coach with over 17 years of experience in guiding people to address challenges and meet their goals.

Our life has become a shadow of its former self, pretty much unrecognisable, since our daughter first presented with ASD over two years’ ago; our world has been turned upside down. We fight tooth and nail every single day trying to make her world a better & easier place for her, whether that’s at home dealing with the inevitable daily fallouts after her masking all day at school, fighting for her EHCP, going to a tribunal to secure her place at the right secondary school or pushing to get her the right therapies and treatments.

Amber is a coach with a holistic approach, combining nutrition support, mindset and lifestyle interventions to harness the potential of ADHD minds. Her coaching technique is informed by her own lived experience of neurodiversity and in supporting her son with ADHD. Amber aims to help you to identify the areas where differences in the way your brain thinks can positively, not just negatively, impact your life, enabling you to create strategies that turn challenges into positive outcomes. She works with families, children, teens and adults.

Vanessa is Principal Coaching Psychologist and an ADHD mentor working with adults who have diagnosed or suspected ADHD. She has a BSc (Hons) in Applied Psychology and an MSc in Psychology and Neuroscience of Mental Health. She is also a certified coach in Cognitive Behavioural Coaching and Stress Management Coaching.

I am a qualified and certified Life Coach and Addiction Specialist. I also have ADHD myself and am a mum to 3 wonderfully neurodiverse girls. I have lived experience of how tough and isolating it can be to be a parent of a child with extra needs. This allows me to be empathic and compassionate on a personal level as I truly understand how hard it can feel.