After being diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) at the age of 42 I was finally able to make sense of the challenges I faced throughout my own life. Dealing with the trials and tribulations that ADHD brings has allowed me to have a greater understanding of the complexities of ADHD and help others create meaningful change in their lives. It has also given me the tools to help others who may not have a diagnosis of ADHD but face their own unique struggles.
With my commitment to make a difference for people with ADHD and their families, I have utilised my 28+ years of experience in martial arts and the fitness industry to develop and deliver workshops on ADHD education along with fitness and empowerment programs for coaches, trainers, martial arts instructors, families and educators.