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A Tested Method

Based on The ADHD Works Executive Functioning Coaching Method™️ by ADHD Works, established by author of ‘ADHD: an A to Z’, Leanne Maskell, with a legal background in mental health and disability law, ADHD Works is underpinned by professional and lived experience.

Accessibility and inclusion is at the core of ADHD Works, with training on topics including Access to Work, reasonable adjustments, management, executive functioning skills and Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria. We also support individuals with ADHD coaching based on our Executive Functioning Coaching Framework, helping them to work with their ADHD, instead of against it.

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Just a few numbers

Childhood ADHD in the UK
ADHD affects approximately 5%
Boys with ADHD
ADHD affects approximately 3.62%
Girls with ADHD
ADHD affects approximately 0.85%
Children Diagnosed
0
Adult ADHD in the UK
ADHD affects approximately 3.5%
Adults Diagnosed
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Articles

Struggling to Read Social Cues: Understanding and Improving Social Interpretation

Understanding and Improving Social Interpretation
Misinterpreting social cues like body language or tone can lead to misunderstandings and isolation. Learn why this happens and strategies for improving social connection.

Why Chronic Disorganization Happens—and How to Regain Control

Chronic Disorganization
Struggling to stay organized isn’t just about being messy—chronic disorganization can disrupt your focus, stress levels, and confidence. Learn how to understand it and take back control with realistic strategies

Why Students with ADHD May Interrupt Teachers or Peers (and What We Can Do About It)

Interrupting Peers in education
Blurting out in class or interrupting teachers isn't rudeness—it’s often a symptom of ADHD. Learn why it happens, and explore strategies that support everyone in the classroom.

Interrupting or Talking Over Others: Why It Happens and How to Manage It in ADHD Relationships

Struggling with interrupting or talking over others? Discover why this happens in ADHD and explore practical tips to improve conversations and build stronger relationships.

Struggling with Time Management in the Workplace

Struggling with time management at work? Learn why ADHD makes it difficult and discover simple, effective strategies to stay on track and meet deadlines.

Struggling with Transitions Between Activities: Understanding the Challenge and Finding Solutions

Struggling with transitions between activities is a common challenge for individuals with ADHD. Delays, confusion, and frustration can make shifting from one task to another difficult. This article explores why
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