Hi, I’m Michelle Evans.

I’m an NHS nurse and neurodivergent-informed coach, and I have ADHD myself.

I bring professional experience of working alongside autistic adults and people with ADHD, as well as lived experience of what it can feel like to think deeply, become overwhelmed, question yourself, and spend years trying to adapt to expectations that don’t always fit.

I trained with the ADHD Coaching Academy and my practice is grounded in neurodiversity-affirming, ethical coaching.

My approach is warm, reflective and collaborative. I’m interested in helping you understand what’s actually going on for you — what helps, what gets in the way, what drains you, what matters to you, and what might make life feel more manageable.

My coaching isn’t about fixing you or pushing you towards someone else’s idea of how life should look.

It’s about creating space to think, offering gentle challenge, noticing patterns, and asking the questions that help you understand yourself more clearly and move towards the things that matter to you — in a way that actually works for you.

Outside of work and coaching, I’m happiest in the garden, growing things, pottering about and learning as I go, or out walking my dog.