ADHD coaching and training that works with your neurodivergent brain

Is this you?
Got ideas? Creative projects bubbling? Not sure where to start?
A brain that can generate ten possibilities in the time it takes most people to think of one… but sometimes freezes when it’s time to begin?
Welcome. You are in the right place.
ADHDing with Anj offers ADHD coaching for adults and training for organisations who want to understand ADHD and work with ADHD brains rather than against them.
Based in London, I work online with ADHDers and organisations across the UK and internationally.
Because ADHD brains don’t need fixing. They need understanding, experimentation and the right kind of support.
Clear the ADHD fog
You know you are capable. You have ideas. You care deeply about the things you want to do.
And yet somehow things still stall.
- Tasks feel bigger than they should
- Decisions feel heavier than they should
- Starting feels impossible
That’s the ADHD fog, also known as overwhelm and executive dysfunction.
ADHD coaching helps clear that fog.
Together we slow things down, untangle the overwhelm and find the next small step that actually moves things forward.
Sometimes that step is tiny. Tiny steps still count. They really do.
Who I help
I work with adults who want to understand their ADHD brain and find support that feels practical, kind and realistic.
ADHDers and the ADHD-curious
Late-diagnosed ADHDers, adults with a diagnosis and people wondering whether ADHD might explain some of their experiences.
Women and life transitions
Women navigating ADHD, menopause, career change, confidence dips, burnout or big life shifts.
Professionals and creatives
Professionals, charity leaders, business owners and creative people who have ideas, responsibilities and a brain that doesn’t always do tidy queues.
Some coaching topics
Coaching is shaped around you, but these are some areas neurodivergent clients often bring.
- ADHD overwhelm and executive functioning
- Time management, planning and prioritising
- Procrastination and getting started
- Emotional regulation and rejection sensitivity
- Confidence, self-trust and self-esteem
- Career change, work identity and workplace challenges
- ADHD and menopause
- Turning ideas into manageable next steps
Choose your package
Choose the level of support that fits where you are right now.
Transformation: 12 sessions
£1,200
12 one-hour sessions of ADHD coaching online, supporting you to make the most of your strengths, tackle your ADHD challenges and achieve your goals.
Focus & Flow: 6 sessions
£600
6 one-hour sessions of ADHD coaching online, supporting you to make the most of your strengths, tackle your ADHD challenges and achieve your goals.
Need something different?
You’re not alone:
- Some people want a quick boost of clarity.
- Others are looking for longer-term support, accountability or a coaching package tailored to their goals.
If that’s you, let’s chat about what support would work best for your brain.
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Want neurodiversity training for your team?
Neuroinclusive workplaces aren’t built by expecting everyone to think, work and communicate in the same way.
My ADHD and neurodiversity training helps organisations understand different brains, support their people and create workplaces where everyone can do their best work.
I deliver practical, engaging ADHD and neurodiversity training for organisations who want to build more inclusive workplaces where different brains can thrive.
Sessions can cover ADHD awareness, executive functioning, reasonable adjustments, communication, strengths-based support and what inclusion actually looks like day to day.
A little about Anj
ADHD coach, trainer and speaker supporting adults and organisations to understand ADHD brains with more
kindness, curiosity and practical support.
“Such a wonderful experience”
I’m so grateful to have had you on my journey.
“Coaching in three words”
Restorative, impactful, nurturing.
“Eye-opening”
Talking through things and coming up with management strategies with someone who genuinely understands how my brain works was so eye-opening and such a relief.