Reconnect with yourself. Regulate your nervous system. Thrive in your ADHD brain.
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I’m a Professional Counsellor and Somatic Therapist specialising in nervous system regulation, attachment, and ADHD/AuDHD support.
I bring:Professional expertise in supporting women with ADHD and attachment patterns
Lived experience of navigating life with ADHD myself and raising a child with ADHD
Practical, somatic, neuro-affirming tools to help you feel safe, regulated, and confident
This is a space where you are affirmed, supported, and empowered - not pathologised.
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This group is for you if you:
Are diagnosed with ADHD or AuDHD, or suspect you might be
Struggle with overwhelm, emotional intensity, or overthinking
Want to understand your nervous system and how it shapes your responses
Are tired of masking or trying to do life the “normal” way
Crave a safe, understanding space to connect with women who truly get it
No diagnosis is required - you just need curiosity, commitment to yourself, and a willingness to show up for your growth.
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This is your space to:
Feel seen, understood, and supported in your ADHD/AuDHD brain
Learn tools to calm overwhelm, regulate emotions, and manage racing thoughts
Reconnect with yourself and your internal safety and confidence
Build practical strategies that fit your brain rather than forcing yourself to fit the world
Connect with a community of women who understand your experience
A Monthly Support Group for Women with ADHD or AuDHD
Living with ADHD or AuDHD can feel exhausting - racing thoughts, overwhelm, self-doubt, and emotional intensity are all too familiar. You might feel like your brain is working against you, or that you’re “too much” for the world.
This group is here to change that. It’s a gentle, practical, and compassionate space for women to:
Understand how their brain and nervous system respond to stress
Build strategies that actually fit their neurodivergent brain
Reconnect with themselves, feel grounded, and grow self-trust
Connect with women who get what it’s like
Why This Circle Is Different
I’ve designed this group to support women from both a professional and lived perspective. I’m a counsellor and somatic therapist who:
Specialises in nervous system regulation, attachment patterns, and ADHD/AuDHD support
Has ADHD herself and is raising a child with ADHD
Uses somatic tools, mindfulness, and practical neuro-affirming strategies to help women feel safer in their bodies, calmer in their minds, and more confident in their choices
This isn’t about forcing yourself to be “normal” or following generic productivity hacks. It’s about understanding your brain, supporting your nervous system, and finding ways to live in flow with who you are.
What You’ll Experience Each Month
Each session is 90 minutes and includes:
A teaching segment to understand how ADHD and your nervous system interact
Somatic practices to calm, regulate, and reset your nervous system
Practical strategies for managing overwhelm, procrastination, focus, and emotional intensity
A small, supportive group discussion to share experiences and learn from others
Worksheets, prompts, or take-home exercises to integrate these tools into your daily life.
Example Topics We’ll Explore
Over the months, we cover a wide range of challenges ADHD/AuDHD women often experience, including:
Managing overthinking, rumination, and racing thoughts
Understanding rejection sensitivity and emotional intensity
Building self-trust and confidence
Moving from intention to action without overwhelm
Setting boundaries and protecting your energy
Managing sensory overload and nervous system triggers
Navigating relationships, communication, and conflict
Creating habits, routines, and systems that actually work for your brain
Reflecting, integrating, and closing each year with calm, clarity, and self-compassion
Each month blends teaching, somatic regulation, practical exercises, and reflection - so you leave with tools that are immediately usable.
Spaces are limited to keep the circle small, intimate, and safe.
Take the first step toward connection, calm, and confidence in your ADHD brain.