ADHD Coach of the Year
What the judges look for
Specialist Expertise in ADHD: The candidate should demonstrate in-depth knowledge and understanding of ADHD, including its various presentations across age groups, and how it affects cognition, behaviour, and emotional regulation.
Client-Centred Strategies: The candidate should use tailored coaching strategies that address the specific challenges faced by individuals with ADHD, such as time management, organisation, self-regulation, and motivation.
Client Impact: The candidate should be able to show evidence of meaningful, measurable impact in their clients' lives, including improved daily functioning, increased confidence, enhanced academic or professional performance, and stronger self-advocacy skills.
Coaching Approach: The candidate should employ a compassionate, strengths-based coaching style that empowers clients with ADHD to harness their unique abilities and develop personalised systems for success.
Advocacy and Awareness: The candidate should demonstrate a commitment to raising awareness and reducing stigma around ADHD, contributing to broader understanding and acceptance of neurodiversity.
Celebrate with us on 4 February 2027
Winners in every category are announced at the Awards ceremony, IET Austin Court, Birmingham.