Understanding your brain and needs
We can look at ADHD, autism, AuDHD, sensory needs, masking, energy patterns, identity, confidence, and the moments where things stop making sense.
Angela Smith · Neurodivergent Adult & Parent Coach, EMCC Global Foundation Accredited, Trauma-informed | Neurodivergent-informed | Person-centred approach
A calm, supportive space for neurodivergent adults and parents who feel overwhelmed, stretched, burnt out, or unsure of the way forward - including people who are diagnosed, self-identifying, or exploring ADHD, autism, AuDHD, and broader neurodivergence.
Together, we can explore your patterns, strengths, challenges, energy, environment, and the systems you are trying to live within. The aim is not to force ideal routines, but to find practical, sustainable ways of living, parenting, and working that fit how your mind and body actually work.
You do not need a formal diagnosis to be welcome here.
We can look at ADHD, autism, AuDHD, sensory needs, masking, energy patterns, identity, confidence, and the moments where things stop making sense.
We can build strategies for emotional regulation, recovery, boundaries, and pacing, especially when daily life or parenting has been asking too much for too long.
We can work with organisation, focus, motivation, planning, follow-through, routines, transitions, and the practical systems that need to hold up in ordinary life.
We can explore parenting neurodivergent children, school decisions, home life, confidence, and trusting your own instincts when the expected path does not fit.
Support with meltdowns, routines, transitions, school decisions, parenting stress, and finding responses that make sense for your child and your family.
View parent coaching page →Support with burnout, focus, masking, boundaries, confidence, executive function, and building a life that feels more sustainable in and beyond work.
View adult coaching page →My approach combines coaching, mentoring, psychoeducation, lived experience, and professional training within a trauma-informed, person-centred framework.
Sessions are supportive and collaborative. We can slow things down, name what is happening, understand the patterns underneath, and turn that understanding into small, realistic steps that feel possible in your actual life.
I always check in before sharing any lived experience, and only do so where it feels relevant, helpful, and appropriate for you.
This work is personal to me as well as professional. I bring coaching training, counselling skills, ongoing learning, and lived experience of neurodivergence, parenting, and taking a different path through family life.
I am an accredited coach with the European Mentoring and Coaching Council Global Foundation (Foundation level), working within a trauma-informed, neurodivergent coaching approach.
I’m a mum to two neurodivergent sons, and my journey into this work began through parenting: trying to understand behaviours, navigate challenges, and make decisions that did not always fit the expected path. One of my sons has been home educated for many years, which brought both rewards and challenges.
Later in life, I was diagnosed as AuDHD. That understanding brought a clarity I had been searching for for years, helping me make sense of my own experiences and my children’s. Alongside this, I was also diagnosed with Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder, deepening my understanding of how closely connected our physical and neurological experiences can be.
You’re not coming here to be “fixed.” You’re coming here to be understood, and to find what works for you.
Somewhere you can be completely honest, with thoughtful, reflective questions that bring clarity, validation, and space to trust your own instincts and decisions.
Together we break things down into practical steps, creating change that feels possible, sustainable, and kind to your energy and capacity.
Alongside my lived experience, I bring professional training and ongoing learning to support my work.
Support feels stronger when it is both professionally grounded and shaped by real understanding.
Additional training in:
The first step is a free 30-minute discovery call: a calm, no-pressure space to talk things through and explore whether coaching feels right for you. Ongoing sessions are 60 minutes and take place online: individual sessions £60, or a 4-session package £200.