Neurodivergent coaching for families

Neuro-inclusive support for families in-person across Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Greater London, and online nationwide.

Let’s get this straight…

  • You aren’t failing your kids or yourself. I’m not here to judge, you’re doing everything you can and I’m here to help with what’s tough.

  • My work is with families rather than children because supporting parents is just as critical as supporting kids.

  • We’ll remove the guesswork and build on the foundations you have’t spotted yet within your context, your values, your culture, your beliefs and your identity.

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You’ll get to…

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Make sense of your family’s world

We’ll build an in-depth understanding of your family's needs, hidden strengths and where you want to be.
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Work better with everyone’s wiring

You’ll learn what makes each brain tick, why it's nothing personal, and strategies that don't leave you burnt out.
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Live in full colour where chaos doesn’t rule

You’ll lead with confidence that you know your child, can advocate for them and take on the tough days with the smooth.

Does this sound like your family?

Morning, after school and bedtime routines are a battle you’d rather avoid most days

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You’re trying really hard to manage your child’s unpredictable or explosive emotions

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You’re not getting the support you expected from medical professionals, school or both

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You feel like you’re always behind, exhausted and derailed by curve balls

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You’d like to travel with less stress, resistance and the inevitable meltdowns

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You worry about how your child is coping at school with the demands and lack of support

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You’re doing your best, learning all the things but meeting their needs still seems impossible

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Perhaps you’re questioning your own neurodivergence after realising your child’s struggles are yours too

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Coaching in your world, alongside you, without pressure.

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No need to justify what’s hard in the hope you’ll be believed. Work with someone who gets it, lives it and will help you move forward with less fighting.

Get 8-12 dedicated weeks to:

  • Make sense of each family member’s neurodivergent experience at home and school

  • Adjust to everyone’s sensory preferences and emotional needs

  • Introduce soft moments and fun adventures amongst the to-do’s

  • Establish low maintenance routines without chewing you up and spitting you out

  • Make room for what you deeply care about and want for your family to thrive

What it’s like working with me

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What clients are saying


“With Patrice’s support, I’ve been able to sit with challenges, process difficult emotions, and face things head-on rather than avoid them. This has helped me to build deeper relationships, clarify my priorities, and find a renewed sense of purpose. I feel more grounded, clearer in my direction, and better equipped to handle difficult situations.”

— Hattie, with ADHD daughter, sailing through a huge life change after recovery

“I forgot about you being a neurodivergent coach. Coaching has contributed to me being in the now. Being right here, present, in the moment. That’s quite a big one, really. Because I’ve been able to speak to things that are going on. I’m not focusing on my troubles. You know, rushing to get this and this and this done.

I think I would have been jumping all over the place otherwise, and getting everything done at once. It has been helpful because without doing that I wouldn’t have got to where I am. I think my progression and my development would have been slower.”

– Mark, devoted dad with ADHD and Bipolar Disorder, fearlessly building a new career with purpose

Still deciding?

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Let’s figure things out together over a call and leave clearer on your next step.