ADHD Coaching
Specialist Support For Adults Who Feel Stuck, Overwhelmed, or Out of Control
If you have ADHD, you already know:
It’s not about intelligence nor is it about effort.
It’s the inconsistency.The overwhelm. The emotional intensity.
You start with intention but struggle to follow through.
You care deeply…but relationships become difficult.
You try to stay on top of things…but everything eventually feels too much.
ADHD Is More Than Focus
In reality, it affects:
- Emotional regulation
- Stress tolerance
- Relationships and communication
- Self worth and identity
- Burnout and mental fatigue
This is why many people feel stuck in patterns they don’t fully understand.
If this resonates, you may also recognise experiences like:
- Emotional overwhelm or sudden reactions
- Relationship strain or misunderstandings
- Cycles of burnout and recovery
How I Work
My approach combines:
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
- Hypnotherapy and cognitive restructuring
- ADHD informed coaching
- 30+ years of clinical experience
This is not surface level coaching.
We work on:
- Understanding your patterns
- Reducing internal friction
- Creating sustainable change
Who This Is For
This is designed for adults who:
- Have ADHD ( diagnosed or suspected)
- Feel overwhelmed, stuck or inconsistent
- Struggle with follow through or emotional control
- Are capable but not performing at their level
Many clients come to me after years of frustration.
They don’t need more advice.
They need a different approach.
What We Work On
This is structured, outcome focused work.
We typically address:
- Procrastination and avoidance
- Emotional dysregulation
- Burnout and chronic stress
- Low self trust and self criticism
- Relationship difficulties
ADHD and Relationships
One of the most common areas of difficulty is relationships.
ADHD can affect:
- Communication
- Emotional reactions
- Consistency and relaibility
- Conflict patterns
If this is something you are experiencing you may find these helpful
- ADHD and relationship difficulties
- Emotional dysregulation in ADHD
- Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD)
- ADHD and emotional labour
- Cassandra syndrom in ADHD relationships
These patterns are common and they can change.
ADHD Burnout and Overwhelm
Many adults with ADHD experience cycles of:
- High output ……collapse
- Motivation….avoidance
- Pressure…..shdutdown
This isn’t laziness.
Its’ a nervous system pattern
You can explore this further here:
- ADHD burnout and chronic stress
- Why ADHD leads to overwhelm
The Goal of ADHD Coaching
This work helps you :
- Understand how your brain actually works
- Reduce overwhelm and mental noise
- Build consistency without burnout
- Improve emotional control
- Strengthen relationships
Not by forcing discipline…but working with your wiring.
Goals of Social Skills Training
Therapy is tailored to the individual’s developmental stage, goals, and real-world social contexts. Focus areas may include:
- Recognising and interpreting verbal and nonverbal social cues
- Enhancing conversational flow and active listening
- Managing impulsivity and emotional reactions in social situations
- Building and sustaining friendships or professional relationships
- Navigating feedback, conflict, and rejection constructively
- Strengthening empathy, confidence, and self-regulation
The Benefits
Research shows that targeted social skills interventions can improve social functioning, emotional regulation, and overall well-being for individuals with ADHD. With consistent practice and support, clients often report increased confidence, reduced social anxiety, and greater satisfaction in their relationships.
If you or your teen experience challenges with social connection related to ADHD, specialised support can help.
Social Skills Training for Teens & Adults with ADHD
ADHD can make it harder to navigate social situations, manage emotions, or maintain meaningful relationships.
At Chester ADHD Therapy, we offer evidence-based social skills training to help teens and adults with ADHD strengthen communication, build self-awareness, and connect with others more confidently.
Through structured, supportive sessions, clients learn to recognise social cues, manage impulsivity, and develop strategies for successful interactions in school, work, and personal relationships.
With guided practice and feedback, these skills can enhance confidence, reduce social stress, and foster lasting, authentic connections.
