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If you live with ADHD and feel like your brain fights your plans, ADHD coaching is designed to help you build structure that actually holds up in real life. It’s for adults with ADHD who want calmer days, more follow-through, and less self-blame when ADHD symptoms show up.
In a typical coaching session, your coach helps you turn overwhelm into a clear plan. ADHD coaching can help if you’re dealing with:
An entrepreneur, founder, and freelancer who needs structure, tips to prioritize, delegate, and focus
Creatives who struggle with time management to bring a project to life
People with ADHD who strive for gentle guidance and plan of action without distraction
Students and adults who are making a plan for a big change or looking for goal setting guidance
Anyone battling procrastination and ready to focus on what matters

Most advice is built on one big assumption,
Your brain will reliably do what you decided yesterday. With ADHD, it won’t.
You can wake up with good intentions, a clear plan, and still hit a wall the moment the day gets noisy, urgent, or emotionally heavy. Suddenly the simplest task feels weirdly impossible to start.
That’s not a character flaw. It’s executive function doing what it does when it’s under pressure. For individuals with ADHD, the hardest part usually isn’t knowing what to do. It’s:
☑️ getting started
☑️ staying with the task
☑️ switching without derailing
☑️ finishing without burning out
These are the core impairments of ADHD in real life, and no amount of “just focus” fixes them.
If you’ve been diagnosed with ADHD, you’ve probably also collected a lot of shame from years of trying harder, falling behind, and blaming yourself for it. That’s the part we want to stop.
A professional certified ADHD coach doesn’t throw another rigid system at you. The coaching process helps you build support that adapts when life gets messy.


*nominal fee of £10 that can be redeemed against a future session with the same Coach, or refunded if you choose to not go ahead.

FLOWN’s impact is clear. Clients have reported real, positive changes in their lives.
"Viki enabled me to view myself without a filter and really see some things that I needed to change in order to be happier and move forward. This was always in a very safe and accepting space. Viki's insights and suggestions were spot on and so helpful." ~ Coaching client
"Kit is someone who is knowledgeable both in lived experience and in academic/career aspect, speaking on some of the most relatable experiences people with ADHD face. I truly appreciated Kit’s vulnerability and honesty, it made me feel like I was in the right place." ~ Coaching client
from £100 / 1-hour session
☑️ Intro call
☑️ Identify challenges
☑️ Explore your mindset
☑️ Explore your goals
☑️ Personal support
☑️ Plan of action
£390 / 6-week course
☑️ Free taster session
☑️ 1 weekly 90min workshop
☑️ Interactive exercises
☑️ Group accountability
☑️ Global community
☑️Mid-week nudges
If you’re not quite ready for 1:1 ADHD coaching, body doubling sessions are where most of our ADHD clients find massive value. It’s simple: you show up, work alongside others, and borrow a bit of external structure to actually get moving.
If you’re impacted by ADHD (attention deficit disorder), body doubling gives you support without pressure.
Join our body-doubling community free of charge. Meet the people, experience the process, and ask away.
Our approach to ADHD management isn’t about hacks or hustle. It’s based on research into how people actually change, then turned into a specific training that works in both your personal and professional life.
Instead of generic tips, you get a way to manage your time that respects how your brain, your workload, and your energy really work.
In each ADHD coaching session, your coach uses what ADHD research and clinical practice already know: attention is interest-based, your brain needs stronger cues to initiate tasks, and “just try harder” fails the moment stress or boredom hits.
So instead of relying on motivation, professional coach builds support that work with your nervous system: external structure, smaller starting steps, clear triggers, and realistic rewards.
Instead of cramming more into your calendar, our coaching services help you design days that let you focus your energy where it matters most. That often means time blocking, batching similar tasks, and building simple cues that make new habits stick.
The result is a rhythm that helps you save time, reduce busywork, and move closer to mastering time management in a way that feels manageable, not punishing.
If you live with ADHD or just feel constantly overwhelmed and stuck, you don’t need to be “more disciplined”. You need an external structure that feels supportive, not harsh.
Research on coaching and accountability shows that regular check-ins and short planning cycles help people feel less critical of themselves while getting more done. Our coaches use these tools gently, helping you manage your time with more kindness and less chaos.
You don’t have to decode the research or design the system alone. Your coach translates these principles into simple routines you can actually follow (on real Mondays, with real interruptions).
Over time, the work you do together helps you take back your time, move past feeling stuck, and build a way of working that supports the life you actually want
If you’ve tried life coach, planners and ADHD tips, don’t despair. We got you!

That’s exactly why it helps. Sessions are short and practical. You bring your real week, and you leave with a plan that feels lighter and more doable.
Most strategies fail because they’re built for brains that start tasks easily. ADHD coaching focuses on follow-through, not perfect intentions. Eventually, you stop restarting from zero.
That’s normal with ADHD. Coaching helps you build systems that work on low-motivation days too, with smaller steps, better cues, and less friction.
That’s why you start with a chemistry call. You meet first, see how it feels, and if it’s not a fit, you can switch.
You don’t need a flawless routine. You need a calmer structure that helps you reset quickly, prioritise what matters, and stop carrying everything in your head.
Change doesn’t come from motivation. It comes from small, repeatable adjustments and a supportive coach who helps you keep going when life gets messy.