How did I get here?
Before stepping into coaching, I spent nearly a decade as a leader in the business world. In that time, I learned that the true power of leadership doesn’t come from control — it comes from connection, clarity, and support. I saw how good coaching could unlock potential and transform how people show up, both professionally and personally.
When I received my ADHD diagnosis later in life, it was like the missing puzzle piece — followed, as many experience, by a period of grief. But once that wave passed, I made a decision: to turn this insight into something good. Something that could help others feel less alone, more empowered, and fully seen.
I chose the name NeuroSpacious because that’s what I craved most: space. Space to think in spirals, not straight lines. Space to rest without guilt. Space to be fully, unapologetically myself. This coaching practice was born from that need — and now it’s here to help you create that space in your own life, too.
My Coaching Philosophy
Your brain isn’t broken — it’s brilliant and misunderstood.
Productivity isn’t about doing more; it’s about doing what matters.
You don’t need more pressure — you need more permission.
You’re not lazy — your nervous system is doing its best.
Coaching should be collaborative, not prescriptive.
My education
BSc Cellular and Molecular Biology
MSc Biotechnology
ADHD Coaching Certification
Neuroscience Coaching Certification
Life Coaching Certification
Positive Psychology Certification
Member of the European Mentoring and Coaching Council UK (EMCC UK) – 02118616
Curious if coaching is the right fit for you?
Let’s start with a free clarity call — no pressure, just a chat