AACC certified ADHD Coaches
Claire Quigley Ward - All Aboard ADHD
I’m an AACC-accredited ADHD coach and the host of All Aboard ADHD, where I support families navigating the realities of raising neurodivergent children with warmth, clarity and lived understanding. At the moment, I’m fully booked and unable to take on new coaching clients. If you’re looking to move promptly in getting support for your child, I know how important timing can be — so below you’ll find a small selection of trusted, neurodiversity-affirming coaches who share the same values and child-centred approach. You don’t have to wait to start making things feel more manageable.
Alternative Trusted AACC Certified ADHD Coaches
Ruth Gover - MindWorks
Ruth is a certified ADHD coach trained with ADDCA, including advanced study in families coaching. She supports parents, teens (15+) and adults. As a mother to an ADHD son and with her own late diagnosis, she brings extensive lived and professional experience to guide your journey. Deeply passionate about helping families navigate ADHD challenges, Ruth offers compassion, practical strategies, and tailored support to bring understanding, calm and structure back into your life.
Randi Cutmore - The Cornwall ADHD Coach
Randi is a certified ADHD coach, trained with ADDCA, including advanced study in family coaching. She offers online sessions and works with teens aged 16+, young adults, and adults, particularly those navigating key life transitions. Diagnosed with ADHD at 18 while at university, Randi brings deep lived experience and understands the importance of building core skills to work with an ADHD brain rather than against it. Using a strengths-based, nurturing approach, she helps clients understand their ADHD minds, feel proud of who they are, and develop the executive function and emotional regulation skills needed for long-term success and independence.
