Pippa Farley

Pippa Farley | Strength and Psychological focused Coaching, ADHD & Executive Function Coach & Awareness  |The Mind Pathway - pippa@mindpathway.co.uk  | www.themindpathway.com |

I am passionate about ADHD coaching for adults, students, professionals, and entrepreneurs, supporting people through key life transitions and into greater clarity, balance, and confidence. I work with parents, teenagers, families, schools, educational settings, and organisations to help individuals recognise and harness the power of their unique brain wiring.  

As a strengths-focused, psychological ADHD, executive function, family, and life coach, I support clients in enhancing confidence and self-belief and in gaining insight into workable, sustainable actions. My coaching combines professional training with lived experience, creating a safe, encouraging space where people feel understood, capable, and ready for meaningful growth.

With ADHD, I truly believe that everyone has an abundance of strengths. By giving permission to be yourself, to understand how your brain works, and to work with it rather than against it, growth becomes both possible and sustainable.

As an accredited ADHD, life, family and group coach, trained through ADDCA (ADHD Coach Academy), the NeuroLeadership Institute (Brain-Based Coaching Skills) and Barefoot Group Coaching. I hold a psychology degree and a certification in executive function, with a background in corporate practice, blending evidence-based training with lived experience to deliver practical, compassionate, real-world support. I have over 1500 coaching hours and talk on ADHD and mentoring, including mentoring ex-offender case managers. 

My Coaching Practice

My coaching is a collaborative, strengths-led process that helps clients understand how their mind works and move forward with confidence. I work with adults, students, parents, professionals and entrepreneurs, supporting clarity, motivation and sustainable progress during times of change or challenge.

Alongside one-to-one coaching, I offer group coaching for students and work with schools and organisations to build understanding of ADHD, executive functioning and neurodiversity through practical, inclusive approaches.

My coaching supports skills essential to daily life, including planning, prioritisation, organisation, time management, emotional regulation, decision-making, and sustained attention.  For females (and those who support them), taking into consideration the influence of hormonal shifts across different life stages.

In addition to one-to-one work, I offer group coaching for students to build confidence, develop study skills, and benefit from peer support. These foundations help you lean into your strengths and create a fulfilling path across home, school, and work.

ADHD Explained

ADHD is often misunderstood as a lack of attention, when in fact it reflects a difference in how attention is regulated across inattentive, hyperactive-impulsive and combined presentations. Many people with ADHD experience an abundance of attention that may range widely or lock into deep focus depending on interest and context. When this is understood and supported, rather than judged, it becomes a strength, and coaching helps individuals work with their natural attention patterns to create clarity, confidence and meaningful progress.

Reasons Why you May Seek Coaching

• Feeling stuck or unsure about the next step in life or career
• Transitioning into a new role, returning to work, or starting a business
• Strengthening executive function skills such as organisation, focus, and flexibility
• Supporting academic demands or school transitions
• Difficulty planning or prioritising
• Missed deadlines or had trouble managing tasks
• Procrastination, perfectionism, or emotional overwhelm
• Staying focused or following instructions
• Navigating self-advocacy in school, work, or relationships
• Creating wellbeing routines for sleep, exercise, and self-care

How Coaching  Can Help

• Self Awareness though the lens of a strength framework
• Build on your strengths and natural talents
• Learn practical strategies for daily life, learning, and work
• Improve performance at school, university, and in professional roles
• Develop structure, routines, and systems that feel sustainable
• Access cost-effective group coaching for shared learning
• Strengthen understanding as an individual, as a family, in school environments and in organisations

Examples of Coaching Objectives

• Self-awareness: Understand your unique brain-wiring, strengths, triggers, and motivators.
• ADHD Career coaching 
• ADHD Insight: Explore ADHD as an interest-driven nervous system with both sensitivity and brilliance.
• Strengths Focus: Use your natural abilities and passions to drive progress and confidence.
• Emotional Regulation: Navigate triggers, overwhelm, and rejection sensitivity with steadiness
• Hormonal Awareness: Understand the impact of puberty, pregnancy, perimenopause, and menopause on executive functioning.
• Overcoming Challenges: Move through procrastination, burnout, black-and-white thinking, and fear of judgment.
• Learning Skills: Build tools for focus, study skills, organisation, and academic momentum.
• Mindset Shifts: Reframe negative narratives, reduce shame, and strengthen self-esteem.
• Neurodiversity Integration: Support co-occurring experiences such as AuADHD, dyslexia, OCD, or anxiety with tailored strategies.

Who Benefits from Coaching

• Adults with ADHD: Strategies for daily life, productivity, and well-being
• Students & Young Adults: Study skills, planning, focus, and building confidence
  Parents: Tools to support home life, emotional regulation, and neurodivergent children
• Educators & Schools: Training, student coaching, staff CPD, parent workshops, and neurodiversity awareness
• Professionals: Workload management, productivity, confidence, and work–life balance
• Teams & Groups: Shared learning and collective growth
  Organisations: Neurodiversity workshops and workplace transformation

Testimonial

"My ADHD/Autism diagnosis came late in life (in my 50s), and finding Pippa as an ADHD coach has been transformative for me. My neurodiversity made a lot of sense of how I achieved success in many areas of my education and career, whilst neglecting important matters in my personal life. Some explanation of my internal frustrations, unpredictable levels of consistency and general lack of balance was insightful, but in many ways, a more questions than answers experience. Pippa’s refreshing “this is where you are, let’s move forward positively from here” approach really chimed with me and has made an initially somewhat shocking diagnosis a positive turning point in my life. Rather than dwell on weaknesses or the past, Pippa has encouraged me to recognise and harness my strengths and reframe areas that I find challenging in the 
optimal way for achieving what I want out of life. I like to deeply understand the science behind my diagnosis and how it affects my personality and behaviours. Pippa is very generous in sharing her knowledge and suggesting books and articles for me to read. Satisfying my curiosity in this way makes it much easier for me to commit to and succeed in improving aspects of my approach to life. 
 It is not always plain sailing, but with Pippa’s balance of compassion and challenge, I am becoming much kinder to myself and find myself taking charge of my life, rather than just turning up for it. I am still very much a work in progress, but I am very grateful to Pippa for her guidance and support thus far. I highly recommend Pippa to anyone seeking an ADHD coach, based on my progress so far. My wife is also a very enthusiastic Pippa fan!"
 - Phil 
 
Free Introductory Call:

Please do book a 30-minute session to explore coaching and determine whether it’s for you.   
For organisations and education, please get in touch with me to discuss your requirements – whether one-to-one, group, team, or company awareness. 

My Contact Details are: 
pippa@mindpathway.co.uk  | Tel:  07813672040 | www.themindpathway.com 
 

ADHD coaching for the young and old

Executive Function Coaching 

Access to Work - £135 per coaching Hour | £195.00 for 1.5 hours |

Private - £130 per coaching Hour | £190 for 1.5 hours

Having two children (now young adults of 22 and 10) with ADHD, one with a combined presentation (boy) and the other with inattentive ADHD and latterly with AuADHD (girl).  This led me to pursue a second degree in psychology and ADHD coaching with ADDCA, the leading global ADHD coaching organisation, ICF-accredited.  My passion, my love of people and seeing strengths in individuals has led me to set up my company, Mind Pathway, for ADHD, executive function, life coaching and awareness.

The ADDCA training opened my eyes to me having ADHD, and l hence I sought a diagnosis 3 years ago.