Adhd coaches for women with adhd
Compare 36 ADHD coaches who focus on women with adhd. Besides women with adhd, the most common focus areas are adults with adhd, executive function skills, adhd at work and autism and neurodivergence. They most often work with women, neurodivergent adults and professionals. Most charge $90 to $150 per hour or session.
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Caitlin Bauer
Caitlin Bauer is an ADHD and AuDHD coach who helps neurodivergent adults with ADHD, autism, or both. She also offers business and executive coaching. She works with women in tech, entrepreneurs, new moms, and creatives. Before coaching, she ran a digital marketing and web design agency for over a decade. She has coached professionals at Disney, Google, Meta, Uber, and Salesforce. She is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and works with clients beyond it.
Caren Magill
Caren Magill is an ADHD and accountability coach for professional and entrepreneurial women. She helps clients who feel busy all the time but still fall short on getting things done. Caren has a long history in entrepreneurship and corporate work. She holds two psychology degrees and is also a certified personal trainer and trained yoga teacher. She was diagnosed with ADHD later in life, and she coaches clients to build on their own strengths, passions and values.
Erika Gillette
Erika Gillette is an ADHD and burnout coach who works with adults and students going through big changes. Her practice focuses on high-performers, especially professional women in leadership roles. About half of her clients are neurodivergent. She spent nearly a decade teaching and working in university administration before opening her own practice in 2016. She has logged more than 2,500 coaching hours and works from Nevada.
Lucy Adams
Lucy Adams is an ADHD, executive and leadership coach in Augusta, Georgia. She helps women in leadership roles who have ADHD or executive function challenges do well at work and at home. She holds the ICF Professional Certified Coach credential and has a master's degree in psychology. She also has post-master's studies in life-span human development and gives ICF mentor coaching to other coaches. Her work is done in one-on-one sessions.
Shelly Lyons
Shelly Lyons is an ADHD and life coach in New Hampshire. She also coaches autistic and dyslexic adults. She works with individuals, groups and couples, plus parents, partners and managers of neurodivergent people. She has 20+ years in HR leadership, disability programs, education, technology and life sciences. She is a former college athlete and coaches current and former competitive athletes. She learned she had ADHD at age 39.
Taylor Allbright
Taylor Allbright is an ADHD and executive functioning coach who helps adults and young adults build sustainable productivity and well-being. Taylor is a former college professor and also worked as a researcher and K-12 teacher for over a decade. Taylor holds a PhD in Education and focuses on college students, graduate students, academics, and K-12 educators. The work draws on strengths and research. Taylor is based in southern California.
Chanda Staples
Chanda Staples is a fitness, nutrition and longevity coach who works mostly with adults with ADHD in Oregon. She started her practice after seeing smart, motivated people struggle with health plans that ignored how ADHD brains and bodies work. Her work draws on exercise science, sleep science, nutrition and hormonal biology. She holds ACE and NASM certifications, an IIN health coaching credential and an ICF life coaching certification. She teaches clients to understand their own bodies.
Julia Rice
Julia Rice is an ADHD coach who helps adults, leaders and entrepreneurs with ADHD. She runs Julia Rice & Co, a coaching and consulting practice. She has ADHD herself. Her work draws on design thinking, psychology, leadership education and neuroscience. She holds an ACC credential from the International Coaching Federation and is a Certified ADHD Coach Practitioner. She also works with people facing late diagnosis, career transitions and retirement.
Kathryn Gerety
Kathryn Gerety is an ADHD and executive function coach in Connecticut. She helps adult women, young adults, college students and high school students. Before coaching, she taught science in middle and high school for more than 15 years, starting in 1998. She holds a master's in secondary education and a biology degree. She gives clients tools and strategies for academic success and daily life, including adults who feel buried by heavy workloads and family demands.
Kristin Galbreaith
Kristin Galbreaith is an ADHD and life coach who works with women with ADHD, with a special interest in older women. She runs Octopus ADHD Coaching. She has 105 hours of ADHD-specific coach training from the ADD Coach Academy and holds the CACP credential from PAAC. She was diagnosed with ADHD herself in 1995 at age 35. She lives near Seattle. Clients choose the topic of each session, from daily problem solving to big questions about direction in life.
Mary Wall
Mary Wall is a life and somatic coach who supports midlife women with late discovered neurodivergence. She works with women who have a diagnosis and women who do not. Her own burnout during menopause, while she was undiagnosed and parenting through a hard season, shaped her work. She uses somatics, mindset work, meditation and EFT Tapping. Sessions are relaxed. Clients can keep the camera off or lie down, and pets are welcome.
Tania Fragoso
Tania Fragoso is a birth coach and ADHD coach who helps neurodivergent mothers through pregnancy, birth and early parenthood. She works with ADHD and AuDHD mothers, and with new mothers in general. She has a background in Mental Health Counselling and is a certified doula. She is originally from Portugal and has lived in the Netherlands, the UK and Málaga. She sees clients online or in person in Málaga, Spain.
Valerie Schrader
Valerie Schrader is a somatic trauma practitioner in Ohio who coaches neurodivergent adults, including people with ADHD, AuDHD and autism. She has a background in social work and women's and gender studies, with a focus on marginalized mental health. She taught embodiment coaching and sensual movement from 2003 to 2021. She also runs the Feral Cycle Breakers Community, an online healing space for neurodivergent adults.
Jenny Bethke
Jenny Bethke is an ADHD and highly sensitive women's coach. She helps women who feel buried under undone tasks and overwhelm. Her clients include moms, entrepreneurs, artists and therapists. She holds an advanced ADHD coach certification from the iACT Center. She also trained in Trust-Based Relational Intervention. Her work covers both beliefs and the body. She has helped stay-at-home moms move into new jobs and burnt-out entrepreneurs find joy in their work again.
Peggy Cheyo
Peggy Cheyo is an ADHD coach and autism life coach. She helps mothers with ADHD, women with ADHD, and women facing burnout. She has ADHD herself and was diagnosed as an adult after a decade of struggling with early motherhood. She also worked in teaching and trained in postnatal yoga. That training put her in contact with thousands of women and mothers.
Angela Whitney
Angela Whitney is a certified Neurocoach who works with teen and tween girls who have ADHD, AuDHD, anxiety and learning differences. She runs the Girl Guides Coaching program. Her coaching builds executive function skills, emotional regulation and a stronger self-concept. She also holds a Youth Mental Health First Aid certification.
Cat Larkin
Cat Larkin is an ADHD coach who works with women with ADHD. She helps them make progress in their own business or job, at home, and on dream projects. She created the Adult ADHD Learning Lab, where women test strategies together in small facilitated groups. She was diagnosed with ADHD over 17 years ago and coaches from that experience. Sessions mix talking through an issue with online co-working and body doubling.
Emily E
Emily E is a neurodivergent affirming coach in New Jersey. She works with adults who have ADHD, autism, or high anxiety. Her PhD work looked at the psychology of well-being and happiness. She also trained in mindful-compassion methods. She found her own neurodivergence as an adult, and that shaped her focus on wellness tools built for neurodivergent minds. She helps late diagnosed and high masking clients.
Jen Bee
Jen Bee is a certified ADHD life coach in New Mexico. She coaches adults with ADHD, burned-out professionals, and neurodivergent entrepreneurs. Her work covers burnout, career change, business building, boundaries, and self-trust. She has training in applied neuroscience and neuroscience for business. She also studied organizational leadership in diversity, equity and inclusion. Her clients include high-achievers with imposter syndrome, recovering perfectionists, and Black women who feel worn out from carrying too much.
Jody Long
Jody Long is an ADHD and life coach for women in midlife and beyond. She helps clients find calm, clarity, and steady habits. Jody has ADHD herself and has lived with it for more than 44 years. She has coached for more than 5 years and holds 4 certifications and degrees. She offers a free 30 minute ADHD Relief Call that works like a mini coaching session.
Red Sato
Red Sato is an ADHD, life and health coach for women and AFAB people. Red lives in Japan and takes clients worldwide when schedules match. The main focus is building systems that break ADHD overwhelm, so tasks feel possible to start. Red also helps with culture shock and with accepting chronic illness, including how it affects relationships. Sessions are in English, and expats and immigrants are among the people Red works with.
Alexis Burnett
Alexis Burnett is an ADHD coach and life coach in Virginia. Alexis works with Black women, high-achievers, and neurodiverse people. Before coaching, Alexis built a career in audit and risk management. That work shaped a coaching style built on analysis and strategic thinking. Alexis holds the Associate Certified Coach credential. Alexis also holds Certified Internal Auditor and Certified Enterprise Risk Professional credentials. Coaching blends Human Design with risk management principles.
Georgie Coote
Georgie Coote is an ADHD, relationship and business coach in Sammamish, Washington. Georgie is a National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach. Clients include women, couples and entrepreneurs who are dealing with ADHD, life transitions or hormonal changes. Georgie runs a practice called Guiding Mindful Change. Georgie also writes articles on midlife change, stress and the mental load that parents carry, especially mothers.
Henry Lam
Henry Lam is an accountability and ADHD coach who works with ambitious women. Henry coaches women who feel overwhelmed and stuck, with or without an ADHD diagnosis. Sessions use strategies drawn from neuroscience, psychology and evolutionary biology. The focus is on perfectionism, distraction, procrastination and rebuilding confidence. Henry works with clients anywhere and best suits women ready to take action, even when life feels messy.
Hillary Kelso
Hillary Kelso is a life coach who works with women who have ADHD or executive function weaknesses. She also coaches families, including moms with ADHD and teens and young adults with ADHD. She teaches ADHD education to people who were just diagnosed. She also runs parent support sessions. Clients learn how their brains work and accept themselves. She offers both individual and group coaching.
July Luediger
July Luediger is an ADHD and accountability coach in Spain. She works with women who were diagnosed with ADHD later in life. Many of her clients feel stuck in cycles of overwhelm, self-doubt and exhaustion. July helps them build routines, weekly planning systems and executive function strategies that fit their energy and daily life. She combines evidence-based tools with her own experience of living with ADHD.
Kimberly Mathis
Kimberly Mathis is an ADHD coach and confidence coach in Tennessee. She helps women with ADHD, working women, working moms and self-employed women make decisions, build plans and follow through. She holds an MAMFT and is trained as both a therapist and a coach. She teaches a process for finding the root of a problem, choosing solutions and taking the next steps. Clients can reuse it on any other challenge.
Whitney Garner
Whitney Garner is an accountability coach and ADHD coach. She works with adults with ADHD, women with ADHD, and solopreneurs. Her coaching centers on helping clients reconnect with who they really are, instead of trying to fit what the world expects. She sees each client as whole, brilliant, and resourceful.
Stephanie J. Marshall
Stephanie J. Marshall is a life and mindset coach in Toronto who also coaches adults and students with ADHD. She has worked with hundreds of women from over 15 countries. That work led her to create the Alignment Coaching Framework. She holds an MBA and is a certified hypnotist trained in the neuroscience of change. Her focus is helping people who already know what they should do but are not doing it.
Angie Enger
Angie Enger is an intimacy and pleasure coach who helps women feel at home in their own bodies and desire. She is based in Maplewood, New Jersey. She worked in marketing for 15 years before she turned to coaching. She holds a master's degree in counseling and worked as a sex educator at a teen clinic in Minnesota. She built her own three-phase framework, Come Home, Expand, Flow. She is LGBTQ+ affirming, kink-aware and ENM-positive.
Melissa Walter
Melissa Walter is a life, menopause and ADHD coach in St. Charles, Missouri. She helps women in midlife who face big changes. She founded Lotus Life Transitions and has 30 years of experience supporting people through hard moments. She started as a social worker. She also works as an alcohol reduction coach, which is rare among life coaches. Her clients work on menopause, returning to work, career changes, stress and building healthier habits.
Andrea Morton
Andrea Morton is a coach for moms of teens and empty-nesters. She helps women rebuild their sense of purpose and set new goals as their kids grow up and leave home. She brings 25+ years of experience and training from Stanford University, University of San Diego, UCSD and The Life Coach School. She is also working toward ADHD Coach ICF Certification and runs a separate site for ADHD coaching. Sessions are online, weekly or twice a month.
Jennifer Alumbaugh
Jennifer Alumbaugh is an executive coach and consultant for highly sensitive and neurodivergent women and gender expansive leaders, executives and professionals. She runs Expansive Expressions Executive Coaching. She is a licensed mental health professional with a master's degree in psychology and therapy. She also brings neuroinclusion into DEIB practices. Her coaching builds systems that fit how neurodivergent minds work, with plans made for each client.
Jill Johnson
Jill Johnson is a certified coach who works with executive leaders, women in the workplace, and adults with ADHD. She helps clients improve work performance, cut stress and overwhelm, and find balance between work and life. She is a certified ADHD coach and also runs an executive coaching offer for women called Lead Strong. She works with nonprofit leaders too. Clients include entrepreneurs, writers, and tech professionals.
Mel B
Mel B is an accountability and anxiety coach in Illinois. Mel is the founder of Flourished Life, a coaching practice for millennial women who want better lives and relationships through self-care. Sessions are one-on-one. Mel helps clients build self-care routines that fit their own values, preferences and lifestyle. Mel is a licensed therapist and a certified trauma-informed coach. Clients include women with ADHD, breadwinners, wives and other therapists.
Michelle Kevill
Michelle Kevill is a coach who helps high-achieving neurodivergent women get their passion for work back. Her coaching covers career clarity, stress and anxiety at work, and work/life balance. She also works on imposter syndrome, presentation nerves, perfectionism and self-worth.
Side by side
| Coach | Focus | Hourly rate range |
|---|---|---|
| Caitlin Bauer | Adults with ADHD and Women with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Caren Magill | Adults with ADHD and Women with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Erika Gillette | Adults with ADHD and Women with ADHD | $150 to $250 an hour |
| Lucy Adams | Adults with ADHD and Women with ADHD | $95 to $135 per hour |
| Shelly Lyons | Adults with ADHD and Students and college ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Taylor Allbright | Adults with ADHD and Students and college ADHD | $100 to $175 an hour |
| Chanda Staples | Adults with ADHD and Women with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Julia Rice | Adults with ADHD and Women with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Kathryn Gerety | Adults with ADHD and Students and college ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Kristin Galbreaith | Adults with ADHD and Women with ADHD | $100 to $175 an hour |
| Mary Wall | Women with ADHD and Adults with ADHD | $100 to $175 an hour |
| Tania Fragoso | Women with ADHD and Adults with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Valerie Schrader | Adults with ADHD and Women with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Jenny Bethke | Adults with ADHD and Women with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
| Peggy Cheyo | Adults with ADHD and Women with ADHD | $110 to $150 an hour |
Common questions
How much does an ADHD coach for women with adhd cost?
Most ADHD coaches charge $90 to $150 per hour or session.
What else do these ADHD coaches help with?
Common focus areas include adults with adhd, executive function skills, adhd at work and autism and neurodivergence.
Prices and research
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Last updated September 2026.