Emma Leadley
ADHD and neuroqueer coach based in Sheffield, UK
| Hourly rate range | $110 to $150 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Adults with ADHDExecutive function skillsAutism and neurodivergenceADHD at workLife transitionsStress and overwhelmConfidence and self-esteem |
| Works with | LGBTQ+ and Neurodivergent adults |
| Also coaches | Life coach |
| Based in | Sheffield, United Kingdom |
| Sessions | Online |
| Credentials | Accredited Diploma in Transformative Coaching; Certified Insight Coach Practitioner; FAA Level 3 Award in Supervising First Aid for Mental Health; Group Coaching and Facilitation Certificate; ADHD Works certified |
| Practice | ADHD & Neuroqueer Coaching |
Emma Leadley is an ADHD and neuroqueer coach who also works as an autism life coach. Emma works with queer, polyamorous, chronically ill, kinky and neurodivergent people. Sessions run online from Sheffield, UK, and clients come from anywhere outside North America. Emma is ADHD Works certified and has lived experience of ADHD and autism. Emma also offers workplace coaching funded by the UK Access to Work scheme for neurodivergent employees.
What Emma helps with
Emma helps people sort out identity, relationships, burnout and life changes. Clients do not need a diagnosis or a clear goal to start.
- Affirming gender identity or queerness
- Thoughts and feelings about sexuality and kink
- Navigating polyamory and ethical non-monogamy
- Living with chronic illness symptoms
- Burnout and creative block
- Executive function support for neurodivergent people
- Procrastination and perfectionism
- Life changes like menopause, redundancy and bereavement
Who Emma works with
Emma's clients are queer or LGBTQIA+, polyamorous, chronically ill, kinky or neurodivergent, or a mix of these. Some are ADHDers, with or without a diagnosis. Others are self-employed people such as coaches, freelancers and consultants. Some are employees who want support at work.
How Emma works
Emma uses a person-centred, trauma-informed and neuro-affirmative style. Sessions are one-to-one on Google Meet or Zoom at a time the client picks. The client sets what to talk about. Emma asks questions and gently challenges beliefs that hold the client back. A free 30-minute intro chat is offered first.
Background and qualifications
Emma also has a Group Coaching and Facilitation Certificate and a Level 3 award in supervising first aid for mental health. Emma is ADHD Works certified. Emma lives with ADHD and autism and draws on that lived experience in coaching. Emma is based in Sheffield, UK.
Emma Leadley pricing
Programs and services
- One-to-one coaching online
- ADHD coaching
- Workplace coaching through Access to Work
- Free 30-minute intro chat
Emma Leadley reviews
The CoachVouch take
Emma builds a coaching practice for queer, polyamorous, kinky and neurodivergent clients, and has lived experience of ADHD and autism.
Best for neurodivergent or queer people who want a coach who shares parts of their experience.
Common questions
How much does Emma Leadley charge?
Coaching with Emma runs $110 to $150 an hour. Message Emma from this page for an exact quote.
What does Emma Leadley help with?
Emma Leadley helps with affirming gender identity or queerness, thoughts and feelings about sexuality and kink, navigating polyamory and ethical non-monogamy and living with chronic illness symptoms.
Does Emma Leadley coach online?
Emma is based in Sheffield, United Kingdom. Sessions are online.
Is Emma Leadley certified?
Emma Leadley lists: Accredited Diploma in Transformative Coaching; Certified Insight Coach Practitioner; FAA Level 3 Award in Supervising First Aid for Mental Health; Group Coaching and Facilitation Certificate; ADHD Works certified.
Do I need an ADHD diagnosis to work with Emma Leadley?
No. Emma works with people with or without a diagnosis. You also do not need a clear goal to start.
Can Emma Leadley coach clients outside the UK?
Yes. Emma coaches online and serves clients worldwide, outside North America.
How do I contact Emma Leadley?
Send Emma a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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