I enrolled in an Integrative Counselling course at the University of the Highlands and Islands, gaining valuable self-awareness, practical skills, and theoretical knowledge. After completing a Higher National Qualification over two years, I chose not to pursue the final year, as I wanted to offer a more holistic approach beyond traditional counselling. My goal was to provide not just support, but practical tools that clients could continue using long after coaching sessions ended.

To expand my expertise,

I qualified as a Health & Wellbeing Coach with Raw Horizons Academy recognised by NHS and completed specialised training in Autism, ADHD Coaching, and DNA-V training for young people. These qualifications have equipped me with the right strategies to effectively engage with clients, harness their strengths, and help them build lifelong skills. I am committed to continuous professional development, regularly undertaking training focused on neurodiversity and mental wellbeing.

As a mother of three neurodivergent children with various diagnoses,

I understand firsthand the challenges and strengths that come with neurodiversity. Through my own ADHD coaching, I have learned to create a peaceful and supportive home, advocate for my children, and prioritise my own wellbeing.

Coaching Qualifications