ADHD Coaching now advertised in Addenbrooke's Hospital

I was recently approached by a medical advertising company that works with the NHS to display information about my ADHD coaching services at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge. Following their approval process, my details are now shown on patient noticeboards in two of the main waiting areas. I want to be clear that I do not work in partnership with the NHS, however I am genuinely pleased that my work was considered appropriate to be shared in a hospital setting, particularly at a time when adult ADHD services are under significant pressure.

For me, this feels like a quiet vote of confidence and a reminder that ADHD support belongs in real, everyday healthcare spaces. Many people are left waiting for assessment, diagnosis, or follow-up support, and coaching can offer a practical, compassionate space to work on focus, organisation, emotional regulation, and self-understanding in the meantime. I am grateful for the opportunity to make my services more visible to those who may be struggling, and hopeful that seeing ADHD support represented in a setting like this helps normalise asking for help.