I’m Siun, I’m a certified ADHD coach

and I have ADHD.

And you?

If you’re reading this, chances are you're an adult with ADHD or a parent of a child or adolescent with ADHD.

And, like me, you know that some of the greatest challenges of ADHD are hidden within the everyday things: procrastination, perfectionism, doubting our ability at work, not being able to focus or being impulsive with our words, spending, eating. The list could go on. 

The thing that breaks my heart the most is the ingrained lack of self-belief that so many of us with ADHD have. 

The reason I love working doing this work is because I want to show you it doesn’t have to be this way.

I know that the life you see for yourself, but perhaps don't believe is possible, is within your reach. 

As an ADHD coach, it is my passion, my privilege to go on a journey of learning and growth with you. To learn how ADHD shows up in your life and develop tailored strategies to deal with everything from home life, work life, social life and beyond. 

You will shine a light on the grey areas of how ADHD is challenging you, get to know your strengths, values, boundaries and learn to turn the running commentary from your inner critic into a more supportive, compassionate voice.

A little more about Siun…

Siun is from Ireland and lives in Prague, Czech Republic with her two children. Having grown up in the 80’s & 90’s in Ireland, Siun, like many neurodivergent women  was not diagnosed until well into adulthood. This life-changing diagnosis helped to begin the healing process  of shame, constant self-doubt and a relentless, negative inner-dialogue that played on loop day and night. 

It was at 35, while expecting her second child, that Siun visited a psychiatrist for the first time, determined to get to the bottom of this feeling that so many of us have; There’s something else going on here. Something I’ve never been able to put my finger on until this moment.’ Since then, Siun has been on a journey of gaining skills and knowledge to help support others on a similar path.

She has 18 years experience working in different settings with Autistic individuals and neurodivergent children and adults. She is currently doing postgraduate studies in Autism with Middlesex University.