Ready for a helping hand?
You’ve finally got your ADHD diagnosis, or you’re still waiting, months, maybe years. In the meantime, you are still expected to function: to show up to work, to manage your relationships, to keep on top of admin, to ‘get better’.
A diagnosis explains your past and present. It doesn’t, however, automatically change your present or future. You might feel relief, grief, anger, and then Monday comes: the same inbox, the same relationship tensions, the same patterns you’ve been stuck in for years.
Coaching can be transformative at this stage. Not because it fixes you, but because it helps you understand your patterns, build systems that actually work for your brain, and untangle the emotional weight that often sits underneath ADHD.
Whether you’re an adult with ADHD or the partner of someone with ADHD, you want things to feel calmer, fairer, and less exhausting. You want a life that is steadier and more manageable.
I offer practical, forward-looking coaching designed to help you manage everyday challenges and create meaningful change.
Effective coaching is a partnership. I work flexibly to match your needs and preferences, recognising that what works for one person may not work for another.
I work exclusively with adults, offering a relaxed, supportive environment. As someone who is neurodiverse, I’m a strong advocate for neurodiversity, inclusion, and diversity in all its forms. My 25 years of experience across therapeutic care, education, and coaching means that I bring a depth of knowledge and understanding to support your growth.
Sessions are professional yet approachable – focused on progress while remaining enjoyable and judgment-free.
Session Structure: Standard sessions are 45-60 minutes weekly, but we can adapt this to suit you. If sustained concentration is challenging, we can split sessions into shorter, more frequent meetings.
Online Convenience: All coaching takes place via video call, allowing us both to work from comfortable, familiar environments. I coach from my home office, while you can join from wherever works best – your home, a quiet workspace, or even while travelling.
Getting Started: Every new client begins with a complimentary 30-minute discovery session. This initial conversation allows us to:
Since we’ll be collaborating closely over several weeks, it’s essential that we both feel confident in the partnership.
Investment
This is not a series of standalone sessions. It is a structured, high-support coaching programme designed to create meaningful, lasting change.
I offer a comprehensive package of eight sessions for £800.
This includes:
This level of support allows us to go beyond surface-level insights and create real, sustainable shifts in how you think, plan, and take action.
Payment is made upfront to secure your place, and ensure commitment. Sessions can be rescheduled with sufficient notice.
Commitment to change
Meaningful change requires consistency. I ask clients to commit to a minimum of six weekly sessions (45-60 minutes each). This timeframe allows us to:
This commitment is to both yourself and the coaching process, as real transformation takes time.
Through our work together, you’ll experience:
I wrote this book especially for the often-forgotten partner. The one who may feel unseen, overwhelmed, or exhausted. Inside, you’ll find validation, practical tools, and insights to help you thrive alongside your ADHD partner.
Available on IngramSpark in paperback or on Amazon in paperback and e-book.
Email jay@jaymacleod.com and we can book your free 30-minute online discovery call. We’ll discuss what you’re finding challenging, explore your goals, and I’ll explain exactly how coaching works – with no pressure and no obligation.