Support for Businesses & Organisations
Neurodiversity support that actually works.
Move away from tick-box training. Empower your ADHD and AuDHD employees with practical tools for emotional regulation, sensory management, and sustainable focus.
- Practical, lived frameworks: Rooted in nervous system regulation and real-world executive function support.
- Burnout prevention: Reduce overwhelm and create psychologically safe, sustainable workspaces.
- Direct & human: No corporate jargon or rigid neurotypical templates—just clear, actionable strategies.
Neurodivergent‑inclusive workplaces see higher retention, better creativity, and stronger team culture.
The hidden cost in your organisation
Neurodivergent adults are woven through every team & organisation (statistically, around one in seven) and most are undiagnosed, unsupported, or quietly holding themselves together through sheer force of will.
You won’t spot them by looking for people that are struggling. They’re often your innovators, your problem‑solvers, the people who can cut through complexity and deliver clarity when everyone else is stuck.
But they’re exhausted.
The impact rarely shows up as sick leave, at least not at first. It shows up as presenteeism: people who are technically online but mentally drained, running on fumes, doing their best to stay afloat in an environment that was never designed for their brains. It shows up as the brilliant hire who slowly withdraws, stops contributing in meetings, and resigns eighteen months later, leaving behind a gap nobody saw coming.
This is a cost organisations absorb every single day without noticing. It’s one of the most expensive, and often mysterious losses businesses face,
With the right support, neurodivergent employees become focused, creative, loyal, and exceptionally effective.
Without it, they burn out, disengage, or quietly walk away.
My work exists to close that gap. To make the invisible visible. To help your people thrive instead of cope. To turn potential into performance; sustainably, humanely, and with the kind of clarity that lifts your whole organisation.
Replacing an employee costs 50%–200%+ of their salary. Keeping the people you already chose for their brilliance is the cheapest retention strategy there is.
The ROI of supporting neurodivergent talent
Poor mental health costs UK employers £51 billion a year, with presenteeism accounting for the largest share at £24 billion.
ADHD alone is associated with significant losses, often 20+ working days per year, due to unaddressed symptoms, overwhelm, and cognitive fatigue.
Coaching turns hidden cost into measurable value.
Across UK studies, workplace coaching and mental‑health interventions consistently deliver one of the strongest ROIs in employee wellbeing:
£1 invested → £4.70 returned
Proactive support (help before your employee reaches their limit) → £5.10 returned
Reactive support (once an employee is already struggling) → £3.40 returned
(Figures drawn from Deloitte’s UK mental‑health ROI modelling and validated by the PLOS Mental Health economic model.)
Why coaching works so well for neurodivergent employees:
Individual coaching helps employees regulate overwhelm, improve executive functioning, and helps them to work in ways that help them to thrive Organisations typically see:
Fewer lost days
Higher quality output
Stronger retention
Reduced burnout and crisis‑driven performance issues
Traditional HR estimates place replacement costs at 50–200% of salary. But the latest SprintOps Data Group study (analysing 2,400 turnover events across 180 organisations) shows these models undercount the true cost by 35–60%.
Much better to keep hold of the talent you’ve already nurtured, and help them to thrive and grow in your organisation.
Helping your team feel calmer, clearer, and more capable at work (and in life)
Workplace Options
Whether you’re a small team or a large organisation, sessions can be tailored to your needs.
Options include;
One‑off workshops
Half‑day or full‑day trainings
Monthly group coaching
1:1 coaching
Neurodiversity support packages
Mindfullness programmes for staff wellbeing
If you’d like help navigating Access to Work (AtW) funding once awarded (invoicing, payments, what happens after approval), I can help to guide you. (If you need more information about applying for AtW I have a downloadable PDF guide for the application process.
Mindfulness training can reduce stress by up to 40%, and increase resilience and job satisfaction.
Ready to Support Your People?
My approach is practical and grounded in real‑world experience. If you want your people to feel calmer, clearer, and more confident at work, I’d love to talk to show you how I can help.
Get in touch to book a session or to explore what’s possible.
Access to Work Funded Workplace Coaching
As an ADHD coach, AuDHD coach, and neurodiversity workplace coach, I regularly work with client’s who have been awarded Access to Work funding. Find out more about Access to Work on my dedicated webpage here
I can help with:
Providing Access‑to‑Work‑friendly invoices
Helping you understand your award
Guiding you through claims + reimbursements
Comprehensive ADHD/AuDHD coaching funded by your grant
I don’t assist with applications directly, but I’ve created a free ADHD/AuDHD friendly guide for you to download to guide you.
Curious about how I can help your organisation?
Please get in touch...
What my clients are saying
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Father
“Ben is simply excellent!! Having been there, (with ADHD ), he has an empathy and way about him that gives him total credibility.
I was made to feel instantly at ease, and in no time at all I realised that there is nothing fundamentally wrong with me.
I feel more energised and focused on me as a person, and not getting bogged down with constantly worrying what other people thought of me. Ben will make you believe more in yourself whilst helping you realise your worth to others. I 100% recommend Ben to anyone.”
“I was diagnosed with ADHD at aged 55 and I went into a new job shortly afterwards, as a declared neurodiverse person but without really knowing what I should be asking for or expecting from my new employer.
And I don’t think they knew either which meant relationships eventually soured and that is when I turned to Ben.
I think the first thing he showed me was that all the strategies I’d come up with over the years and was clinging to as my solutions for a neurotypical world were not necessarily the best solutions.
So we started to look at who I am and who I was and I how I could approach my job and manage the anxiety it was creating.
It was mind blowing!
And then I lost my job, and Ben was brilliant at guiding through the initial loss and pain and the inevitable self-doubt. I felt that a neurotypical world wasn’t really ready to understand me and that I didn’t want another boss and decided that I wanted to work for myself.
Again, Ben was wonderful at helping me to develop my plans and in supporting me as I worked out directions I wanted to explore and eventually pursue. And he really shone at coaching me through a structured approach.
He made a frightening and painful process into something to look forward to, to be excited about, and I really wouldn’t have got there on my own.
And during all of this, Ben was gently guiding me to open my mind to how I thought about myself and my relationships, how to manage my stress and anxiety and how to be present in the moment so that I could put the future and past aside and enjoy now.
Ben is so good at gently exploring thoughts and ideas and opening up possibilities and of enthusiastically celebrating successes.
If you have got as far as reading these reviews you really should give Ben a call.”
Business Owner, Father, UK.
“After years of suffering and a new diagnosis of ADHD at the age of 53, I did not know where to go. I then came across Ben. I did not think that therepy and talking would help but how wrong I was!!
From our first meeting, Ben had this way of making me feel at ease, able to open up to things that had affected me all my life. His way of helping and explaining is brilliant, as he doesnt “fix” but makes me think about the situation and develop ways of coping and dealing with it. It can be hard as Ben will ask searching questions but it is so rewarding.
Ben never judges and has a way to make me feel that i matter.
I would definately recommend to anyone as he has been a great help to me – Thank you Ben.”
Richard. 70. Retired Counsellor. Cornwall, UK.
“I was searching for a therapist who had experience of ADHD. I found Ben via the Headstuff ADHD Therapy website. As soon as I made contact with Ben I knew I had made the right decision and felt a real connection with him.
Since working together I have become more self aware, feeling more confident in dealing with challenges. Recognising my significant strengths and life experience.
Ben has enabled me to see life’s challenges as opportunities for growth rather than problems.
I have been able to recognise the importance of addressing my own needs and learning to say no. I realised that I have lived my life putting the needs of others before myself. This realisation has been life changing for me.
I have been surprised how after a lifetime of struggling how much I have grown in just a few sessions with Ben. I have felt empowered by our sessions and have been able to apply the insights to my life between sessions.
Ben has a unique way of working enabling you to recognise and tap into your inner strengths and talents. Some of our most productive sessions have been when I’ve not had an agenda and worked with my feelings in the moment.
I have worked as a Counsellor for many years and have had counselling myself at various points in my life. I have no hesitation in recommending Ben if you are looking to move forward in your life.”
“I reached out to Ben earlier this year due to struggling with my newley diagnosed ADHD. I was diagnosed at 23, I am now 26. My struggles have been constant throughout my whole life & I never truly understood why.
I then met Ben, who has helped me understand more about ADHD and how it affects me personally. Ben has helped me in ways which I can’t thank him enough for, he has been brilliant from the moment I met him. He is so understanding & patient, he has helped me to understand myself in a way in which I never even understood myself before.
Thanks to Ben my life is going in a much better direction. I am so much happier & more focused on my goals. I continue to practise every frame work Ben has given me, I use them on a daily basis to help me.
I strongly recommend reaching out to Ben if you are struggling, and I am sure he will help you just like he has helped me.
I cannot thank Ben enough!”
As a mental health professional myself, I know it’s hard to find a coach who is the right fit. I found the coaching sessions with Ben enlightening and powerful. His style is warm and empathetic, and I found the way he held space for my often rambling thoughts and helped me distill what is it that needs more focus really helpful.
Josie L, athlete, coach, business owner UK
“When I started with Ben I was looking for help specifically with my business and how I could implement strategies to help with my business.
I chose Ben due to his background in yoga as I thought we would vibe. I was right.
I think, even though I was looking for logistical help, I was drawn to Ben for the help he has given me in every aspect of life.
He has been very adaptable, helping me through difficult emotional situations, when work was the last thing on my mind, and I think that the work we have done has grounded me so much that I feel confident continuing on my path in self-employment, rather than ‘giving up’ to move back into employment.
Grounding and porous boundaries were the biggest issues that came up. These things were affecting every part of my life.
Ben challenged my thoughts in a way that I now have lots of different angles to look from, and his use of visualisation and meditation really reinforced the goals we have established for me moving forward.
If you want a holistic approach to your specific struggles, knowing that every aspect of life is interconnected, whether we want it to be or not. Ben is the right person for you!
Ben’s knowledge of neurodivergence, and how certain struggles can be explained from a neurological standpoint, really helps to understand and put in place strategies to overcome our challenges.
Where I was when I started – doing too much and not getting anywhere, with shiny object syndrome. Ignoring the toxic relationship that was reinforcing the porous, people pleasing nature of my boundaries in every aspect of life.
Where I am now – Happily saying ‘no’ to my loved ones when their expectations/demands are unreasonable in relation to who I am and what I stand for.
I have broken the chain and am aware of many other patterns that I will continue to interrupt to ensure I am living primarily for myself.”
I have found that confidence is everything in living with ADHD. I can read books and self help guides all day long, but if I don’t feel confident in what I am learning or reading (classic ADHD) then it doesn’t ever quite stay with me. Ben was the bridge for me between thinking I knew how to live with and thrive with ADHD and actually doing so in a way that sticks. Ben is engaging, patient, encouraging and was the final piece in the puzzle for me to being ok with who I am and what my limitations are. It does take daily practice and the road isn’t always smooth, but coaching does firmly point you in the right direction. For anyone thinking about coaching I would definitely say go for it- even if it’s just to feel confident that you do actually know yourself and it’s ok that you have ADHD. You might even be able to put medication to rest in the not too distant future. For me that has been the biggest relief yet (and that is absolutely not to put anyone off- medication works when you need it, but it wasn’t a long term solution for me and I’m glad to be past it).
I found Ben after months of searching for a coach who understood adhd and the way it works in counselling. I had had various CBT counselling sessions and never found they worked.
Right from the start, Ben took the time to listen to my previous experiences and got me.
Each session felt useful and I came away with new tools to be able to move forward on my journey of figuring out how to “rewire” my brain that I had felt was working against me for so long!
When I first started talking with Ben, I was an extremely low / dark place, but with his help and lifestyle changes, I am 100 times better and feel I understand my different way of thinking and have been given various coping mechanisms / strategies to use moving forward.
I would highly recommend Ben to anyone.
Thanks so much for your help
B, Father, Bristol.
“Renewed sense of purpose. Ben managed to somehow take a huge overview of everything that needed changing, without judgement. Then through a calm process of conversation and supportive direction ignite a sense of newness and energy. His guidance from bumpier times into an optimistic future is something I will forever be grateful for. Somethings in life truly are priceless and what Ben offers is one of them.”
Mother, Business owner
“I was experiencing major overwhelm, had dipped in to some depression, and was feeling out of control in many ways. I was relying on alcohol, and other unhealthy coping mechanisms. Talking to Ben was unlike any other talking therapy i have had before, in a really good way! The focus on and knowledge he has about ADHD really helped me see my life through this lens, and understand a lot of the things that I struggle with are down to that. Realising and knowing these things seems to be half the battle, as you then have more compassion for yourself. Ben has suggested some practical ways to cope/ get organised etc as well so it’s a mix of him helping you realise things, as well as practical solutions, and also just reframing how you think about things, in a really useful and helpful way. I feel much better than I did. I really recommend Ben if you’re struggling.”
Josephine P. Business Owner, UK
“My sessions with Ben have really helped me get through a long phase of low mood and overwhelm. Ben has helped me manage my symptoms of ADHD.
I feel like I have a new perspective of my life and have learnt ways of dealing with my issues related to ADHD such as making changes to my environment and planning ahead.
I have moved through a period of burnout due to stress and overwhelm and have taken action. I have also learnt to appreciate what I have and what I have achieved, making me feel more positive about the future.
Ben was surprisingly sensitive and fun, i enjoyed the activities that were a creative and helped me envision things in the way my brain understands.
I have been able to make to big decisions and take action with my work/life balance.”
Thanks Ben 😌
Tom B, 40. Father. Oxford, UK.
Ben’s coaching sessions were my first experience of ADHD coaching or talk therapy of any kind. Ben is a friendly, warm and thoughtful presence and really helped me in several areas, but especially in enabling me to become more aware of my own emotional states and get better at being ‘in the moment’. He is very good at ‘going with the flow’ of the session and exploring whatever emerges. Working with Ben has been extremely positive and helped improve my relationships with those closest to me, as well as my knowledge of myself.
Rich. 42. Father Cornwall, UK.
“Reconnection with my children…
The number one thing Ben helped me to achieve was a reconnection with my children. As a father it’s hard to think of anything more important in life.
My favourite a-ha moment when working with Ben was realising how I could be creating boundaries and transitions between the different roles I play in life, which has allowed me to be more present in each role.
I also experienced the value of acknowledging life ‘as it is right now’ as a fundamental basis/requirement for authentic intentional progress.
From ‘landing’ in the present I have been able to bring more curiosity and playfulness into my creative process – which is deeply satisfying. I had become accustomed to ‘hotwiring’ my creative process.
Ben’s way of working is unpressured and freeing. We went at my pace, not his and there were no hidden agendas about getting ‘results’. It was more about guiding me to become aware of deeper fundamental processes and then enabling me to update and improve upon them.
One additional a-ha moment was noticing the difference between saying ‘and’ instead of ‘but’. It encourages integration rather than a binary approach to the reflection of experience.”
Tommy D. Father. 42. Canada.
“I reached out to Ben as I was desperate to feel energized about life again. Since meeting with Ben I have noticed a significant shift to my inner dialogue along with a rejuvenated optimism, focus and drive. This is a huge deal for me. The biggest improvements are the curiosity I now afford my thoughts and the power of intention.
This has allowed me to deepen my understanding of my real goals and question myself honestly which is a completely new feeling that I’m still exploring personally. Through this I’ve been able to remove some unnecessary baggage and put energy into the correct places. I’m already feeling calmer and more in control as well as a more present dad which was one of my main goals.
I have long been told ‘be kind to yourself’ and while that made sense I actually didn’t know how to do that or what it truly meant until working with Ben. I’d say the most effective exercise that helped me connect to my thoughts was to ‘interview my troll’. I found this very funny and went away and learned a lot about what my blocks were. This new curious approach has been a complete game-changer that positively affects almost every aspect of how I now process thoughts and information. I now feel more connected to what matters and, through other exercises, feel like I have the tools to achieve it.
There have been many many great analogies and dots that Ben has helped me connect but one particular moment was in our first session when we did a visualization exercise and it became apparent to me I hadn’t clearly defined my goals, which was a surprise to me as I had naturally felt like I was on a path and it was external things that held me back. This realization was a huge help in understanding why I didn’t feel in control or sense of achievement. From this exercise I was/am now aware of the importance of decluttering and defining goals which has helped me get back on track, feel more in control and strangely lighter as I was able to cut through some BS goals I didn’t really care about. This has brought excitement and hope to the future but also allowed me to review things I had already achieved and forgot to appreciate.
I find the sessions so light and breezy, probably due to how Ben uses his gift of humour to help me relax and get into it. Our sessions are a highlight of my week. I always have at least a handful of ‘oh yeah’ moments, some mind expanding concepts and I always leave with energy, focus and new techniques to try. Ben’s methods have ignited connections that other practitioners were unable to and I wholeheartedly recommend you chat to him.”
J. 42. Father. Cornwall, UK.
I got in contact with Ben at a point in my life where I felt lost in my career. Not only did Ben hugely help with this, but also with a number of other facets of my life.
Ben has helped me put a new perspective on “how I was doing.”
He helped me put value on the things that really matter and recognise the positives.
Although there were a number of Ah-Ha moments, getting a new perspective on what I probably already knew I found to be massively helpful.
Thank you Ben.
I really looked forward to each sessions and although totally professional they were fun and freeing.
I would 100% recommend the sessions to anyone, you’ll love it.
Adam P. 50. Business Owner, Cornwall, UK.
I wanted to get more from my weekly schedule without losing my work-life balance and without it feeling like any more work.
Ben helped me to value the things I am doing, and tap into some deep energy for the things I want more of.
The number one thing I learned was about boundaries and an ability to say no, gently but clearly. I also now have a cork-board on the wall with clear visions and plans which is really helpful.
The sessions were a safe space for conversation, I felt heard, it was fun, and we did some relaxing closed-eye visualisations and used some vivid metaphors, which really brought some key ideas and feelings to life. Thank you Ben. I totally recommend anyone to work with you who wants to create and achieve great things! Yes!