empowering neurodivergent adults
coach. community. feel seen
empowering neurodivergent adults
coach. community. feel seen
coach. community. feel seen
coach. community. feel seen
My study ‘1,165 voices’ discovered that of 94% of those voices had experienced burnout, with consequences often impacting employment, financial security, and mental health.
Burnout led to my full diagnosis. Only then I recognised the true extent of my masking and the mental and physical effort I had been putting into making sense of the world.
Today, I have found my true calling. Coaching late and young stage neurodivergent adults from all over the world.
Coaching provides a toolkit for navigating the all too common process of making sense of neurodivergence, unlearning, relearning, reframing, enabling us to look forward, play to strengths and ultimately, help prevent burnout.
Coaching has transformed my entire outlook on how I approach life with ADHD, autism and OCD.
I dedicate a proportion of my time each week to coaching, the remainder spent building the neurokindness community (and writing public journals nobody asked for).
I currently have 3 coachee spaces available. Please get in touch to arrange an initial discovery call.
When I started on the path to finding my own coach, I had a few concerns:
• What if the coach doesn’t get me and I’ve committed up front?
• I’m new to this, what even is neurodivergent coaching?
• What if I am unable to commit to 12-16 weeks up front?
• What if I need support immediately?
The solution is a ‘Foundation Package’
6 one-hour sessions for £600
As the saying goes, “you’ve seen one person with ADHD/Autism/insert ND, you’ve seen one person with ADHD/Autism/insert ND”
The unique makeup of our lives, health, and employment adds to the complexity beyond neurodivergence alone.
Over six sessions, we begin by understanding you and your neurodivergence, intersections, assessing where you are in your journey, how (and if) you are leveraging your greatest strengths, and identifying where your neurodivergence might be interfering.
You’ll come away with a better understanding of your executive functioning, strategies to take control of RSD rather than letting it control you, building habits that break cycles, validating all that we are and have been, and allowing yourself permission to live authentically..
All of this is interwoven into real life (and intersections). Despite our best intentions, neurodivergence and life will show up when they see fit. Often, it is in these moments that we produce our best work.
Launching April 2025.
The Neurokindness Community is a place where neurodivergent adults can show up as their full, authentic selves, no masking, no judgment, just real connection and support.
A trusted space to find peers and role models who truly get it. People who’ve walked similar paths and know the struggles and victories firsthand. Together, we build resilience, create meaningful relationships, and grow stronger, not just surviving but thriving through shared experiences and collective wisdom.
Full details and registration of interest.
Where it all began. A public journal of life without masking ADHD, Autism, and OCD.
In early 2025, I embarked on a journey to explore the felt impact of late-stage adult neurodivergence. It turns out I was far from alone in my life’s experiences. These studies have become a catalyst to support why I believe the crisis adults, young people, and children face, is a socioeconomic issue.
Launched in March 2025. Over 1,165 respondents shared their experiences and voices. The results are deeply concerning.
(Please note the following contains mention of suicidal ideation.)
From “1,165 voices”
91% are employed, an employer, self-employed, seeking work, or studying.
96% have engaged in unhealthy coping mechanisms.
68% have experienced suicidal ideation.
92% have sought professional help for their mental health.
4% feel that neurodivergence is well understood by mental health professionals.
3% felt they had access to adequate support during periods of burnout.
75% are unable to access support due to financial implications.
96% have experienced burnout more than once, frequently, or live in a constant state of.
70% have taken a break from employment or education due to burnout.
40% have left employment or education entirely due to burnout.
The full ‘mental heath and burnout’ report is free to access is intended to benefit the community to drive positive change. If you wish to use or repurpose any of its content, please reference the original source.
The impacts on adult neurodivergence on mental health, wellbeing and burnout study will remain open to build on the data pool.
Burnout is tough, indescribably tough. However, adversity can lead to opportunity.
I have found my calling, supporting late stage neurodivergent adults through one to one coaching, whilst developing wide reaching, equitable, not for profit community solutions and writing a daily journal on life with AuDHD and OCD that nobody asked for.
I was diagnosed with OCD at age 11, autism in 2022, however it took experiencing burnout to receive a conclusive diagnosis of co morbid, complex ADHD, autism, and OCD.
It is only now it all makes sense. I truly love supporting people through their neurodivergence journey. The moments it all clicks into place is everything.
Nick’s coaching has been valuable from the get-go. He’s helped me process and give perspective on my unique strengths and challenges following a late-stage ASD diagnosis - both on a personal level and in a work capacity. We’ve shared some epiphany moments and after just two sessions I came away with practical tools/objectives to aid productivity and wellbeing. It’s been a really interesting process. I highly recommend!
Having gone through a spectacularly hard time in recent years, being able to connect with someone who instantly seemed to understand me was an absolute gift. Nick’s sessions are tough - at times emotional - but ultimately enjoyable and grounded in a real desire to support me as I untangle my neurospicy traits and what they mean, from all the rest of life’s messy business. He’s helping me work with my strengths and examine the rest from a position of understanding in that I know he’s been there himself.
Thank you so much for today Nick, really appreciate it. I took so much from our session, this is what me and my business needed and I’m bloody excited for our next session.
I recently started having professional coaching. Two weeks in and I am already learning and gaining so much insight into how I can apply myself at work. For any ND people out there, I highly recommend Nick, who is hugely engaging, fun, thoughtful and helping me so much already.