ADHD Workplace Coaching UK

Why ADHD Business Support Works

I work with entrepreneurs, professionals, creators, and innovators—people who are deeply passionate about their work and want to make a meaningful impact in the world. Despite their drive, many find themselves brilliantly stuck.

These individuals are often big thinkers. They see a universe of possibilities, devise unconventional solutions, and challenge the status quo in ways others can’t even imagine. This is blue sky thinking, redefined.

But here’s the rub:

Even the most creative ADHD minds can get caught in the complexity of it all.

Their brilliance brings endless ideas - but not always the clarity or structure to act on them effectively. That’s where coaching for professionals with ADHD comes in.

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Do any of these sound familiar?

  • Your creative brain comes up with new ideas to explore way faster than you can actually explore them.

  • Your creative brain often actually impedes progress.

  • Goals feel vague, indistinct and are frequently changing. The goalposts just don’t seem to ever stand still. Sometimes, they simply disappear altogether.

  • Whilst it’s sometimes possible to get into a flow state, it is difficult to be productive consistently.

  • Juggling so many things makes progress patchy and prioritising difficult. It’s easy to start feeling overwhelmed.

One of the most important steps in leveraging your ADHD strengths is to define clear goals and create structure. That means developing a compelling vision of what success looks and feels like, identifying how you’ll know you’ve achieved it, and breaking it all down into realistic action steps.

This process is at the heart of my coaching. With workplace coaching for professionals with ADHD, we’ll build strategies and support systems that allow you to make consistent, meaningful progress—even when life gets complicated.

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Who I Work Best With

The clients I deliver the most value to are:

  • Those who understand that success won’t arrive by chance—they have to pursue it, capture it, and chart their own course. They’re ready to raise their sails.

  • Those who are willing to do the work, prioritise their growth, and invest in themselves.

  • Those who know - deep down - that their untapped potential is the fuel that can launch them toward the life they truly want.

I know the terrain. I’ve wandered through the ADHD ‘wastelands’ myself. Like many of my clients, my career has followed a winding, squiggly path - marked by bursts of brilliance and frustrating stalls.

It took time, but I eventually found the frameworks that allowed me to harness my strengths, work with my ADHD brain, and become the person I always knew I could be. That’s the insight I now bring to every coaching session.

If you’re ready to stop spinning your wheels and start steering your ship, ADHD business coaching might be your next right move.

What My Clients Say About Their ADHD Coaching Journey

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    “Tony has a gift to get to the point with a laser focus, and he manages at the same time to create a safe place for the coachee. I can really recommend him as a coach.”

    — M, Company Director

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    “When I started coaching with Tony, I was struggling with my ADHD to the point I was close to quitting my job which I love. However, with Tony’s help I was able to learn so much about how my brain works, I learnt strategies to help me thrive at work.”

    — LB, Wellbeing Coach

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    “Tony’s coaching sessions encourage self-reflection and solution-focused discussions. He offers practical ideas and strategies to support me with daily challenges, such as task initiation and prioritising

    — AP, Neurodiversity Professional

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    “Tony has so many of the traits that I personally find essential in an ADHD coach: he is extraordinarily supportive, resourceful, knowledgeable, insightful, non-judgemental, knows how to truly listen, and is blessed with seemingly endless intellectual curiosity.”

    — N. Project Manager

ADHD Is Absolutely No Barrier to Success

If you’re intelligent, intuitive, and have ADHD, you already share traits with some of the world’s most successful entrepreneurs and leaders. The difference lies in how you relate to yourself and your environment.

With the right coaching and support, you can transform your outlook, reshape your goals, and redefine your future.

You can build the life you’ve always imagined. Get in touch with me to book in a FREE 45 minute chat over Zoom.