About Grant

 I was diagnosed with ADHD in my mid-40s, which brought clarity to both my past and present. I walk the path every day of a late diagnosed adult trying to better understand and advocate for myself in a largely neurotypical world. I have no doubt this helps me to help the awesome ADHD folk I work with!

I have extensive experience in healthcare having been in Osteopathic practice for 25 years, which has accelerated my development and competence in working with ADHDers since completing my ADHD Coach training at ADDCA in 2024.

My Philosophy

For someone with ADHD, or any form of neurodiversity, having some awareness and understanding of how your brain functions - what it needs and where it will struggle - is foundationally important.

We then use this foundation to help you advocate for yourself and be proactive in creating more alignment between what you do, how you do it, where you do it and who you do it with!

An action oriented, strengths-based ethos blended with authentic support and connection can be found at the heart of my work.