ADHD Counselling
ADHD Support That Helps You Understand Your Mind
Living with ADHD can make everyday life feel overwhelming. You may struggle with focus, organisation, emotional regulation, or constantly feeling behind. Many adults with ADHD also experience anxiety, burnout, or low self-esteem after years of feeling misunderstood.
ADHD counselling provides a supportive space to better understand how your brain works and develop practical strategies that help you manage daily challenges.
At Jamie Clarke Counselling, we offer ADHD-informed therapy for adults who want to improve focus, reduce overwhelm, and build a more compassionate relationship with themselves.
Whether you have a formal ADHD diagnosis, suspect you may have ADHD, or are struggling with ADHD-related challenges, counselling can help you develop tools that work for your life.
How ADHD Counselling Can Help
ADHD therapy focuses on both emotional wellbeing and practical coping strategies. Together we may explore:
- Managing overwhelm and mental clutter
- Improving focus and concentration
- Reducing procrastination and avoidance
- Emotional regulation and impulsivity
- Building routines and structure that work for you
- Addressing shame, guilt, and self-criticism
- Strengthening confidence and self-understanding
ADHD counselling is collaborative and tailored to your individual experiences and goals.
Common ADHD Challenges
Many adults seek ADHD counselling because they experience:
- Difficulty starting or finishing tasks
- Chronic procrastination
- Time blindness and disorganisation
- Feeling constantly overwhelmed or mentally overloaded
- Emotional intensity or rejection sensitivity
- Burnout from masking or overcompensating
- Struggles with work, relationships, or self-esteem
These experiences are common for people with ADHD. Therapy can help you better understand these patterns and develop strategies that support your wellbeing.
A Neurodiversity-Affirming Approach
Our approach to ADHD counselling is compassionate, practical, and neurodiversity-affirming.
Rather than trying to "fix" ADHD, our work focuses on understanding how your mind works and learning ways to work with it more effectively.
Sessions may include:
- ADHD-informed counselling
- Practical coping strategies
- Emotional processing and self-compassion work
- Strengths-based exploration
- Support with building realistic routines and habits
Many clients find that understanding their ADHD more deeply can be both relieving and empowering.
ADHD Counselling for Adult Individuals
We work with adults who:
- Have been recently diagnosed with ADHD
- Suspect they may have ADHD
- Feel overwhelmed by work, responsibilities, or daily life
- Experience ADHD-related anxiety or burnout
- Want practical tools for focus, organisation, and emotional balance
ADHD counselling can help you develop a clearer understanding of yourself while building strategies that support your life and goals.
In-Person & Online ADHD Counselling in the UK
In addition to providing in-person sessions, we also offer online ADHD counselling for adults across the UK.
Online sessions allow you to access support from the comfort of your own space while maintaining flexibility around work, family, and daily responsibilities.
Book an ADHD Counselling Session
If ADHD is affecting your wellbeing, work, or relationships, counselling can help.
You are welcome to get in touch to arrange an initial consultation and see whether ADHD counselling feels like the right support for you.
Contact Jamie Clarke Counselling to book a session or ask any questions about starting therapy.
Meet Your Therapists
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Jamie Clarke
Learn more about Jamie ClarkeThe founder of Jamie Clarke Counselling, BACP registered Counsellor and Psychotherapist from 2014. Works predominately with couples and other relationship issues, but also offers one-to-one talking therapy.
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Katrina Coelho
Learn more about Katrina CoelhoAn integrative therapist holds a BA (Hons) in Counselling, possesses five years of training and expertise, and offers Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT).
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Libby Hill
Learn more about Libby HillIntegrative Counsellor BSc (Hons) since 2011, BACP membership, passionate about helping teenagers and adult individuals be the best version of themselves.
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Lucy Newton
Learn more about Lucy NewtonCounselling student working towards BA (Hons) in Counselling, offering affordable and low cost counselling sessions.