Gen Lorenz

I’m a qualified secondary school teacher, delightfully dyslexic and proudly ADHD. I combine my lived experience and diverse skills set to offer calm, trusting, positive and friendly coaching sessions for all students, but with a specialist interest in those with a neurodivergent brain. I understand the impact ADHD can have on executive functions, collaboratively we will find tools and strategies that are right for you, removing barriers to learning, revising and aspiring.

I have a level 5 coaching qualification from the ADHD Foundation. I studied for 10 months to complete this, and was required to complete a minimum of 50 coaching hours and complete 5 in-depth, academic assignments in order to solidify and demonstrate my understanding of both coaching and neurodivergence.

I am a mother of two primary aged children, and for 10 years was also a military wife. My husband left the military in 2021, since then we have been learning to put down roots after our many adventures that even took us to Naples, Italy for several years.

I am a passionate educator, mentor and promoter of neurodiverse inclusion. These skills and passions lend themselves perfectly to my transition into coaching. My career as an ADHD Coach sees me working with a diverse and varied client list. Helping people discover their strengths, identify their goals and explore sustainable strategies that work to improve their quality of life, boost self esteem and achieve their desired outcomes.

Contact me today to arrange your free half hour exploration call. You can share what you’re struggling with and together we can create a plan to move forward and help you gain the clarity you need to achieve your goals.