Counsellor and Coach Directory
Our Counsellor and Coach Directory can help you find a professional whose experience and approach match the support you are looking for.
The directory includes counsellors, psychotherapists and coaches who work with a range of personal, emotional and practical challenges. Some offer specialist support for ADHD, neurodivergence, relationships, adoption, anxiety and other areas.
Use the alphabetical links or search facility to browse the directory. Each listing may include contact details, a website, location information and a short biography where available.
We recommend reading each profile and contacting the practitioner directly to ask about their services, qualifications, availability, fees and whether they offer online or face-to-face appointments.
Anna Bobak
Biography
I think of ADHD like this…
As well as the standard symptoms that your health care provider will have discussed with you, you may well have a whole range of other things going on for you (some of which are listed here) to a GREATER or LESSER degree. What I mean is that the pieces of the pie might be bigger or smaller depending how ADHD uniquely presents for you.
My role is to help you uncover which elements of your ADHD are dominating your life and then to help you understand why.
AWARENESS is the first step to understanding your ADHD! From there we can collaborate on exploring different strategies to help you cope with these symptoms.
Next steps might be where we explore other areas of your life which might feed into your ADHD symptoms. For example, what triggers your rejection sensitivity? It might be connected to how you were parented, or it could be due to other relational issues.
Whatever your experience with ADHD, I want you to know that I don’t take a “one size fits all” approach. Your experience will be unique and I will take the time to help you uncover not only the challenges you face but the strengths your ADHD can offer you too.
My Story: When my son was diagnosed with ADHD in 2020 I took a course with CAMHS for parents with children with ADHD and, following on from that learning, I then did further CPD and a lot of my own research which helped me understand how to compassionately and empathically support my son with the challenges he faced. Somewhere along this journey I slowly began to realise that I too had experienced much of what I was learning about. I now consider myself a self-diagnosed ADHDer and am patiently awaiting an NHS diagnosis.
If my story or the way I work resonates with you please get in touch. I’d love to work with you!
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