Practical, neurodiversity-affirming coaching for adults, students and parents. We work with how your mind actually works, not against it. Online anywhere in the UK, or face to face in Manchester.
Coaching is for neurodivergent individuals, but it can also benefit anyone, whether or not you have a formal diagnosis.
Getting started on tasks, managing workload and energy, communication at work, avoiding burnout and making reasonable adjustments work in practice.
Planning, deadlines, getting started and staying on track at college or university. For students without DSA mentoring, including international students and those waiting for an assessment.
Life admin, routines and energy when you're neurodivergent yourself, parenting a neurodivergent child or both.
Many strategies assume neurotypical planning and starting are the default, and treat everyone else as doing them badly. Coaching here starts from how you actually think, then builds a way of working that fits. Sessions often cover things like:
Our coach has 13 years' experience as a Band 4 Specialist Mentor, supporting students with autism, ADHD and other forms of neurodivergence, as well as students with mental health conditions, at universities across the North West. They hold an MEd in Psychology of Education and are a Graduate Member of the British Psychological Society (GMBPsS).
No VAT is added: we are not VAT registered.
Need a session sooner? Email info@neurodivergentminds.com. We can't promise anything, but we'll try to fit you in.
Please read our coaching terms, including our 48-hour cancellation policy.
There's no obligation. We'll reply by email, usually within 2 working days.
No. Coaching is for anyone who wants practical support, with or without a formal diagnosis.
About an hour. You book one session at a time, so there's no long commitment.
Please give at least 48 hours' notice to cancel or move a session. With 48 hours' notice you can move your session or get a full refund. See our coaching terms for the details.
Often, yes. Access to Work is a DWP grant for disabled people in paid work or self-employment, and it can fund workplace coaching. You apply to Access to Work yourself. We can give you a quote at £75 an hour, and we start sessions once your grant letter arrives.
If you have DSA-funded mentoring, please use that for your study support first: it's free to you. To keep things fair and clear, we don't offer private coaching to students we already support through DSA, or for the same support a student already receives through DSA.
No. Coaching is practical and focused on everyday life, work and study. It isn't counselling, therapy or a crisis service. If you need mental health support, please see where to get help.
