Feel confident and happy about your academic career

As an ADHD academic writing coach, I help students, PhD candidates, affiliated academics and independent researchers achieve their goals. I can assist you through the entire process, from conception to submission. 

If you schedule your first free coaching session, we can discuss in detail which steps you’ll need to take to get your research out. Let me be your academic publishing coach, who helps you finish and submit all the papers you’ve been procrastinating on. Just click the button on the bottom of your screen or go directly to my scheduling tool. 

Having ADHD costs money. Every time you have to pay a late fee on a bill you missed, or have to pay for a meeting you slept through, that is considered an “ADHD tax.” And the last thing I want to do is punish you for having ADHD!

If you forget to pay me, I’ll send you a friendly reminder. I will not, however, charge you an extra fee. The same is true for our writer coaching meetings: I will not charge you extra for that session if you miss one and apologise (I do appreciate it when people respect my time). As I said: it’s not your fault you have ADHD and we’ve all been there. I understand. 

Though our writing coaching meetings will give you accountability – extra motivation to keep making progress on your writing project – I am completely aware that as someone with ADHD your progress will never be consistent. That is why I will not judge you if you miss a milestone or deadline. Instead, I’ll approach any missed milestone with curiosity. In our writing coaching sessions, together, we can find out why you didn’t manage to do what you set out to do, and find solutions to remove your roadblocks in the future. That is how as an ADHD academic writer coach I can help you treat your own progress with compassion and understanding, rather than shame and guilt. 

I don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Your brain and your life are different than anyone else’s. So that is why I don’t have a standard writing coaching program that I follow with each of my clients. 

Instead, we will design a writer coaching program together based on your specific goals and challenges. Depending on your needs, we can use each ADHD academic writer coaching session to rearrange your schedule, introduce new habits, break down your goal into smaller milestones, talk through your ADHD-specific (mental) roadblocks, think through the next section you are going to write, or discuss in-depth what the publishing process will look like. 

We can change our approach on a meeting-to-meeting basis. But if it still doesn’t work for you, we can either pause or stop our ADHD academic writer coaching sessions and part as friends. I do not demand a long-term writing coaching commitment from you. I am here to help you, not the other way around.