“Working with Hannah was really helpful for understanding the thought processes that drive the perfectionist aspects of my ADHD. I’ve struggled with it my entire life and nothing I tried had helped to diminish the power that the inner critic had over me. Through exploring mental models and working with practical exercises, I finally started to see a reduction in self-directed negativity and more balanced thoughts overall. I would definitely recommend Hannah as a coach for those trying to better understand and manage their neurodivergent traits.”
— Bradley,
Coaching Client
“Hannah is an incredibly intuitive coach who creates a safe space in which to explore.
She listens carefully, thinks deeply and asks the right questions, expertly guiding you to find your own answers. ”
— Emily, Coaching Client
“I finally feel like I can actually thrive.
Hannah helped me get to the root of what was holding me back and build strategies that are already making a real difference.”
— Maddie, Coaching Client
“Before coaching, I was over-analysing and under-doing, stuck in an overthinking pattern that resulted in less action.
In the sessions, what stood out was Hannah’s warmth and insight from a life thoroughly lived.
One thing that helped me think differently was reframing ADHD as an aspect of my personhood rather than a pathologisation of “poor behaviour”, leading to a more positive relationship with the condition.
After or during coaching, I noticed a more action-oriented approach to life – do things, get feedback from the universe, do more things, rather than waiting for the universe to reveal what to do.
The sessions felt friendly and comfortable while still being focused and productive.
I’d recommend Hannah’s coaching to any ADHDers who are struggling with feeling “directionless” in life and who want to act with more intentionality.”
— Chris,
Coaching Client
“A safe, calm space to work through what’s been holding you back.
Hannah creates just the right balance of support and challenge to help you think clearly and make meaningful progress.”
