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What we work on

Areas of focus

Neurodivergent and finding perimenopause or menopause has changed everything? You choose what matters most. These are possibilities, not a checklist or fixed programme.

About 3 minutes to read. You can skim the bold bits instead.

Diagnoses and identities

In short: Diagnosed, self-identifying or still figuring it out are all welcome.

  • ADHD

    Starting tasks, time blindness, forgetting the plan you just made.

  • Autism

    Sensory load, routine changes, social exhaustion, unmasking.

  • AuDHD

    The tug-of-war between needing novelty and needing sameness.

  • Dyslexia

    Reading fatigue, written work, and systems that do not rely on text.

  • Dyspraxia and dyscalculia

    Sequencing, organisation, numbers, and physical planning.

Day-to-day challenges

  • Executive function

    Planning, prioritising, switching tasks and finishing things.

  • Burnout and masking

    Making room for rest and building a life that needs less pretending, without guilt about your capacity.

  • Rejection sensitivity

    Handling feedback and conflict without a week-long crash.

  • Emotional regulation

    Noticing the build-up before overwhelm arrives.

  • Work and study

    Reasonable adjustments, disclosure, deadlines and meetings.

  • Home and admin

    Post, bills, laundry, food: the invisible workload.

Where you are in the process

  • Adult diagnosis

    Making sense of relief, grief and a lifetime that suddenly reads differently, without judging the woman you were before you knew.

  • Awaiting assessment

    Practical support now, rather than waiting years for it.

  • Self-identifying

    No diagnosis required. Your experience is enough to start.

  • Self-understanding

    Recognising strengths and separating years of self-criticism from the way your brain works.

Perimenopause and menopause

  • Feeling unlike yourself

    Space to make sense of your experience when neurodivergent traits feel louder or familiar coping strategies stop fitting.

  • Changing capacity

    Adapting routines, pacing and rest around the sleep, energy and concentration you have now.

  • Sensory needs and boundaries

    Noticing what overwhelms you and finding ways to ask for space and support at home or work.

  • Alongside medical care

    Preparing what you want to discuss at appointments and keeping track of questions. Coaching does not diagnose menopause or advise on HRT or medication.

In short: Not on the list? It is still worth a conversation.

Tell me what is going on and I will say honestly whether coaching is the right fit.