Coaching is a process in which you are equipped with knowledge, strategies and skills that enable you to overcome barriers in your life. Our coaching focuses on the whole picture - as we believe that in order to make sustainable changes, there needs to be the involvement from various people within one's life. We focus on executive functions coaching, which means we target key skills in the brain to develop resilience and wellbeing.

It is important to note that coaching is not therapy or counselling, and while they share similar aspects, our coaches do not deliver counselling sessions. If during our work with you we feel you would be benefit from specific mental health support, it is our duty to pass you on to the appropriate service.

We offer an introductory phone call to discuss your needs individually, prior to beginning any work with you or your family members. It may be the case that you have tried alternative support before but feel that you would benefit from more hands on, practical, strategy based support. In this case, we would encourage you to seek coaching. 

We are trained to work with clients from all walks of life, from those with ADHD to Dyslexia, anxiety and low motivation - so are confident that we can accurately assess your coaching needs. 

In addition, your child's school or support worker may have introduced coaching to you. In this case, we would ask that you contact us directly to arrange the best course of action.

Yes, anybody who works for us must; 

• Hold relevant coaching qualifications (certificate, diploma etc)
• Have relevant work experience - including teaching, social work, health care, support roles 
• Hold an enhanced DBS 
• Have relevant and recent/ongoing coaching experience and supervision 
• Have an in-depth understanding of neurodiverse conditions (through lived experience, education, work etc)
• Be a member of an accredited coaching body (AC, ICF, EMCC etc) 
• Carry out regular CPD
• Have carried out our in-house coaching programme

We also liaise regularly with other education professionals, counsellors and therapists.

StriveHub Ltd holds up to date liability and indemnity insurance. All who work for us are covered under this policy. 

For self-referral (individual, family, child), you can contact us directly.

School referrals must come through a SENCo, tutor or other pastoral staff member. For more information, please visit the SENCo/school referral page. 

Referrals from mental health or other health care professionals should be made through our referral form and sent to us directly.

We recognise that these are difficult times, and we have kept our prices as low as we can to enable more families and young people to receive support. Our prices are inclusive of coaching hours, resources, school contact and access to our programmes, as well as planning and check-ins between sessions. 

We are always flexible when it comes to payment - to discuss options please contact us.

We work primarily with neurodivergent individuals from ages 8 and up. As well as individuals, we also coach parents/carers/teachers on how to support neurodivergent young people to thrive in their home or education setting. 

Additionally, we work with businesses to provide training in neurodiversity and wellbeing.