Strive was created by the bringing together of two independent coaching practices, with the vision of encouraging young people's support networks to get involved in the coaching process. We have seen that the wider support provides much better outcomes, giving our young people and those around them on a daily basis, the tools and strategies they need to manage their mental health and wellbeing throughout the rest of their lives. 

The education and training, as well as work within various education and mental health support settings that our founders brought to the table, enabled us to create a unique programme which focuses not only on the coachee, but their families, teachers and other professionals involved in their day to day lives.

We are passionate about building everlasting skills and strategies, and empowering neurodiverse individuals to take control of their own lives. Working alongside counsellors, teachers, pastoral support and others, we provide in depth, individualised coaching to our young people. Understanding that no two people or families are the same, we tailor sessions to the needs of our clients. In addition, we both work with adults who have diagnosed or suspected ADHD to build strategies for managing their symptoms and thriving rather than just surviving. 

Our founders and coaches have lived experience of ADHD and other neurodiversities - meaning that we have had to navigate the trials and challenges these can bring in all aspects of life. Our aim is to provide a supportive and understanding environment for our young people, showing them that they too can overcome difficult experiences, and giving them a safe space to express how they feel. 

So, our mission is a simple one; to empower minds, ignite potential and nurture growth for all involved in the coaching process.