
How to Navigate My ADHD
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Counselling, reflective workbooks and gentle resources for real life—the complicated, hopeful and beautifully imperfect parts of it.
Integrative counsellor · BACP registered
“You don’t have to have the right words. We can begin exactly where you are.”
Come as you are.
No judgement.
No pressure to perform.
Making sense of the experiences, relationships and changes that shape you.
Supporting emotional wellbeing with compassion, understanding and no shame.
Building realistic patterns that work with your life and your brain.
Health · Integrative counselling
I work integratively, which means support is shaped around you—not a one-size-fits-all approach. Person-centred practice sits at the heart of my work, alongside solution-focused, motivational, transactional analysis and trauma-informed approaches.
Telephone & online counsellingLimited face-to-face availability
A note from me
You may have lived through trauma, change or years of feeling misunderstood. That does not make you a lost cause. If I am not the right person for a particular need, I will explain that with honesty and care—not leave you carrying a label.
Ask about counsellingHabits · Florish workbooks
These are not about filling every page perfectly. Skip a prompt, pause, doodle, come back later—this is your process. Each workbook brings reflection, gentle guidance and room for your own voice together.

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Not every tool works for every person. You are invited to try what feels supportive, adapt what doesn’t and leave anything that isn’t for you. There is no right way to pause, reflect or breathe.

Life · The person behind Florish
A counsellor, mum, lifelong learner—and a real person behind the professional title.
I’m a qualified integrative counsellor and BACP registered, with 14 years’ experience across health and social care. I have supported children, young people and adults through complex health needs, mental health challenges, neurodivergence and life-changing experiences.
I also live with ADHD and dyslexia. I understand that support needs to be clear, flexible and free from shame. Florish grew from wanting to offer more than a counselling room: a place to relate, reflect and feel less alone.
Take the first step
Send a short enquiry about what you would like support with. If you prefer, you can begin with a free 15-minute introductory call to see whether we feel like the right fit. There is no pressure to commit.
Florish is not a crisis service. If you need urgent support, please contact your local crisis or emergency service.