I’m a UKIHCA-registered health coach, specialising in ADHD, with a background in functional medicine and mind-body practices.
Hello!Prior to that, I had a whole other life.
One where I tried really hard…at everything.
I had a career in media and what the tests told me was good health, but there was a huge mismatch between how I felt and what things looked like on the outside.
My lifelong interest in health, and my continued search for solutions, led me first to train as a yoga teacher and EFT practitioner, then as a Functional Medicine Health Coach. I loved its emphasis on the foundations of good health: nutrition, sleep, movement and stress management.
It was while studying brain health that I began to understand ADHD in a completely different way. I recognised myself in it, and suddenly so much of my life started to make sense.
But I still kept pushing. I kept searching for the next solution, convinced there was something outside of myself that would finally make everything easier.
Then burnout hit hard and none of that was possible.
It was only when I stripped away what was draining me and rebuilt my life around what actually worked for me that things became lighter, healthier and, perhaps most importantly, more joyful.
Now I bring my years of working in health and wellness into all-things ADHD and I thrive on helping other adults, often newly diagnosed or struggling with worsening challenges, move beyond simply coping.
Absolutely we identify the practical tools that work for you but it’s taking a whole-person perspective that really makes the difference, creating space for more energy, more self-understanding and more of what matters most.
When I'm not working, I'm usually out and about. Movement and nature provide a regular and necessary reset. I live in a little corner of South East London with my teenage daughter. My partner and I plan to be nomadic in our future. But for now, I’m happy finding time for spontaneous, closer-to-home adventures. If it sounds fun, I’m in…
My approach
I don't believe the answer is doing more.
Most of the people I work with already spend their lives trying harder, pushing through and keeping everything going. They're overwhelmed and often exhausted too, not because they're failing, but because there's simply too much competing for their attention, energy and time.
That's why we don't start by adding more.
We start by creating space.
Space in your diary, home, your mind and your expectations. Space to slow down, notice what's really going on and reconnect with what you need, rather than what you think you should be doing.
As life becomes less cluttered, something shifts.
You have more time to reflect instead of react. More opportunities to rest without guilt. More capacity to make decisions that feel right for you.
And from that place, energy naturally returns.
Not the kind that comes from pushing yourself harder, but the kind that comes from living in a way that's aligned with your values, your strengths and what genuinely matters to you.
My role isn't to tell you what your life should look like.
It's to help you create enough space to discover what you already know is right for you.
Other things you might like to know…
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‘My first experience of coaching was exceptional, Caroline coached me through learning about my self in relation to ADHD. I have been so empowered by the experience. I would recommend it unreservedly. It has made a HUGE difference to my life.’
Sharon
‘Caroline is an excellent coach who has enabled me to gain more confidence and clarity. She is a great facilitator and really took the time to get to know me and understand my goals. I would highly recommend Caroline.’Fay
‘During a challenging transition in my life, Caroline provided a safe and positive space where I could work toward my goals. Up until that point I’d felt overwhelmed with the task, but Caroline helped me to break my goals down into smaller, more manageable chunks, and enabled me to recognise my progress along the way. Most importantly she helped me to think differently, being much kinder to myself during the process. I’ve loved working with her and can’t thank her enough.’Claire
‘After having been undiagnosed with ADHD for nearly 60 years, you can just imagine how ready I was for the warm welcoming hand I received.‘Caroline opened each session with a 'body scan', which took away any built up stress or tension, allowing me to be in a better mental and physical state, which was just perfect for me, turning even grey cloud moments to blue sky days.
‘Caroline has been exceptionally supportive and kind throughout my coaching journey, and whilst maintaining an exceedingly high level of professionalism, she quickly became a guiding friend, allowing me to be open up, be expressive, and most importantly, be myself. I have gained so much more, than I had ever hoped for or expected. I'm refreshed and already enjoying my exciting future.’
Tony
‘I can’t believe the progress I’ve made since January. Hopefully this is the start of a really positive year of growth. I’ve found your time and coaching invaluable. The sessions actually helped me more than I had anticipated and has resulted in me making some huge changes in work which I’m not sure I could have realised I needed or actioned without your support.’
Gem
I really felt that Caroline understood my difficulties and got to know me as a person really well in order to be able to help me as fully as she could. As a result, I think that we were able to work together really effectively to find techniques and practices that worked specifically for me.
Theodora
‘Thanks for the session on Friday, it really created a shift for me and found my missing compass, which is huge. I can see now how many 'activities' I attend to that really don't align for me.’
Sharon
My time with Caroline has been very useful, helping me understand the way I think as this has been a struggle for most of my life and I am now moving forward thanks to Caroline.
Gayle
‘Highly recommend Caroline as a health coach (5 stars!) due to her professional, enthusiastic and supportive manner. Found the entire coaching experience to be motivating, to the extent I accomplished my goals.’Tricia
‘I have always thought a lot about my goals and plans. Caroline brought my thoughts to actions which literally changed the dynamic in my new life in this new city. I had been thinking without acting for one whole year. Caroline managed to help me flip to a new and bright page of my book. I enjoyed being heard and I believe everyone deserves to be heard.
‘Thank you Caroline!’
Joan
‘I came to see Caroline because I was feeling anxious and not able to enjoy being in the moment. Like many working mums I was trying to fit in work, which included building out a new business, as well as supporting my family and keeping the house running smoothly. Caroline’s calm, engaging approach helped me focus on why I was inclined to live my life always looking forward and not enjoy being in the present. She had me focused on why this was always my default and supported me in creating a plan to make changes. Her technique, whilst gentle was always on point and as such, she expertly guided me towards understanding what drove me and how I could make small, but effective changes that achieved my goal. Those techniques have stood the test of time, and as such I will always be grateful to Caroline for the tools and support that she gave me that have made such a difference.’
Emma
‘My EFT sessions with Caroline were powerful experiences for me which resulted in a much deeper understanding of my feelings about my wider family dynamics and also some pathways which Caroline helped me develop about different approaches I could take in the future.
‘Caroline's listening skills are phenomenal and she has an amazing ability to summarise what she has heard. Listening to her helped me develop my thinking and understanding in a way I hadn't expected.
‘The physical element of EFT weaves into Caroline's speech in a way which I can't pretend to understand but definitely works!’
Mary
‘I did EFT tapping with Caroline to help with the anxiety I was suffering due to multiple things life was throwing at me all at once, including a difficult family relationship, menopause and significant work stress. Caroline is an extremely good coach. She instantly put me completely at ease. I found the tapping really helpful and grounding. I have used it since as a technique by myself. I thoroughly recommend both Caroline and the EFT tapping. ‘
Fern
‘The EFT sessions I had with Caroline helped me overcome my fear … to a level that meant I could deal with my anxiety and have some much needed treatments, I will use the techniques again and again.’
Nelly
‘New to EFT tapping and coaching, I’m happy I trusted Caroline. I was amazed by the results.’
Nina
‘I really feel as though something has lifted/shifted...Thank you so much I really have achieved the emotional freedom... that I needed.'
Aileen
Workshops
‘We brought Caroline in to run an Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) workshop for Pride in Wellness at Canary Wharf, and it was an instant hit with our 20 participants.
‘Warm, engaging, and deeply supportive, Caroline creates a space where everyone feels safe to explore personal challenges. She asked curious yet impactful questions that encouraged us to reflect on the changes we wanted to make and how to get the most out of the session.
‘I love how Caroline made EFT accessible, engaging, and highly practical - even those completely new to it could follow along with ease. Caroline helps people approach change with self-acceptance and self-compassion, rather than expectation and pressure.
‘The session left everyone feeling calmer, more connected, and confident in using EFT to support their own wellbeing. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Caroline to any organisation looking to give their teams or communities a practical, inclusive, and truly transformative wellbeing experience.’
Sarah Taylor, CEO & Founder Proud Wellness
‘Excellent. I enjoyed being introduced to EFT, the delivery was great. It was a very educational experience as well as a nice social. Good for the mind as well as the spirit and body.’
Wellness workshop participant
‘Caroline was very good and empathetic. The information was very interesting.’
Wellness workshop participant
‘It was a good session. I learned new techniques that may help with stress and improve my health.’
Wellness workshop participant
‘The session was great for opening my mind to new coping options.’
Wellness workshop participant
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I’ve undertaken extensive study in evidence-based approaches, including training with the Functional Medicine Coaching Academy, the only health coaching programme endorsed by the Institute for Functional Medicine, and In Good Company, which provides advanced training in Neurodivergent Inclusive Coaching, covering ADHD and commonly co-occurring conditions.
Alongside this, I’ve completed hundreds of hours of mind-body training, deepening both my personal and professional understanding of nervous system regulation, somatic movement, yoga, neuroscience, EFT tapping, breathwork and meditation.
I’m accredited through the UK & International Health Coaching Association, EFT International and Yoga Alliance, and I’m an approved member of Proud Wellness.
Alongside my private practice, I also support adults with newly diagnosed ADHD through Care ADHD.
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Functional Medicine looks beyond symptoms to understand what’s driving them.
It takes a whole-person approach, considering how factors like nutrition, movement, stress, sleep, environment and genetics interact to influence your health and energy.
While we can’t change our genes, we can have a meaningful impact on how they’re expressed through the choices we make every day.
How I work
Using a Functional Medicine approach, we focus on the key foundations of your wellbeing:
nutrition
movement
sleep
stress
environment and relationships
Together, we explore what’s happening in your body, identify what may be contributing to imbalance, and build practical, sustainable ways to support your health.
Why it matters for ADHD
For ADHD in particular, lifestyle factors can significantly influence how challenges show up and how manageable they feel.
Supporting areas such as nutrition, sleep and movement can have a positive impact on emotional regulation, cognitive function and overall wellbeing.
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EFT, or Emotional Freedom Technique (often known as “tapping”), is a gentle, non-invasive tool that helps you work through intense emotions, ingrained beliefs and unhelpful patterns.
It involves tapping with your fingers on specific acupuncture points on the face and body, while focusing on a particular thought, feeling or issue.
Over time, this helps reduce emotional intensity, bringing greater clarity and a sense of calm, so you can respond more thoughtfully rather than reacting automatically.
How it helps
EFT can be particularly effective for:
releasing long-held beliefs and patterns
breaking repetitive thought or behaviour loops
reducing emotional overwhelm
processing difficult or intense experiences
I often think of it as gradually peeling back layers, moving beyond surface reactions to understand and shift what’s happening at the root.
Why it matters for ADHD
For ADHD in particular, EFT can be a powerful tool.
It supports you in regulating intense emotions, managing impulsive reactions, and gently questioning the negative beliefs that can build up from years of trying to meet neurotypical expectations.
A tool you can use for life
Once learned, EFT is something you can use independently - supporting yourself through the inevitable challenges that come up in life.
Book a Consultation
Book a free 30-minute consultation to discuss how a return to greater simplicity can lead to more joy, calm and clarity in your life.