
Master the ADHD Brain. Find Your Flow.
Specialist support and coaching for the families, educators, and entrepreneurs navigating a neurodivergent world.
You have a vision for a calmer home and a thriving life, but the "mental load" of a neuro-intense world can feel like wading through treacle. Whether you are raising a child who feels "too much" for standard advice, or you're a solopreneur trying to find your focus, I help you move from the exhaustion of "trying harder" to the ease of actually doing it.
How can I help you today?
Parenting with Peace
Performance for Solopreneurs
The Inclusive Classroom
ADHD and Neuro-Intensity don’t have to be a source of chaos

Most people think ADHD is just a lack of focus. We know it’s actually a struggle with Regulation—of attention, emotions, and actions.
When you are a solopreneur or a parent, that "Action Gap" is where the frustration lives. You know what needs to be done, but the bridge between the intention and the task is broken.
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For the Solopreneur: It’s the gap between a brilliant idea and the "boring" admin required to make it profitable.
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For the Parent: It's the gap between your child knowing the house rules and being able to follow them when their "lid is flipped."
This isn’t a character flaw or a lack of discipline; it’s a challenge of Executive Function. Whether you are navigating your own neurodivergent brain or supporting a child with one, I don’t just give you more ideas to add to your pile. I help you build the encouraging support and brain-friendly systems you both need to finally move forward with confidence.

Your Roadmap to Clarity:
Three steps to bridge the gap between brilliant ideas and consistent action:
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Step 1: The Friction Audit: We identify exactly where the "leaks" are—whether it’s bedtime routines, classroom management, or your business workflow.
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Step 2: The Bespoke Scaffolding: We implement neuro-friendly strategies and external structures that work for your specific brain, not a "typical" one.
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Step 3: Sustainable Momentum: We move past the "productivity high" of talking and into a rhythm of consistent, supported action.
Why I am so passionate about encouraging you.
When I founded Encouraging Parents, I was a Positive Discipline educator looking for a way to work that felt authentic. I didn't know then that I had ADHD; I just knew that the traditional office world, with its rigid structures and toxic pressures, wasn't built for a brain like mine. I needed to be far away from that environment to find my own rhythm and sanity.
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I had to learn how to manage executive function, memory, and overwhelm for myself before I could teach others. Today, I combine my Positive Discipline roots with ADHD coaching to offer a "Full-Stack" support system for neurodiverse life.
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I’m here to help you "parent" your business or your family with firm kindness, clear boundaries, and zero shame.

Why work with me?
There are many coaches and programmes out there—why choose me?
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Support: You aren't meant to do this alone. I’ll walk alongside you with empathy, structure, and encouragement, whether we are tackling a business bottleneck or a family challenge.
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Integrity: My work blends heart and science—combining the latest in neuroscience and executive function research with deep, non-judgemental listening.
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Partnership: You are the expert on your life, your business, or your classroom. I offer the guidance and the "scaffolding," and we move forward together at your pace.
Let’s have a no-pressure chat. I’d love to hear about your hopes, and where things feel hard right now. We’ll see if working together feels like a good fit.

Laura Atack
Positive parenting coach
Kind words by clients
Laura's workshop gave us the tools and community we needed. She helped us create a calmer, mindful and positive balance as a family.
“Imagine you now have the tools to create an environment in which harmony, inclusiveness and respect are lived day in and day out?”
Nina Beelitz
“Laura’s warm and friendly approach, coupled with her expert knowledge and experience guided me through some difficult situations”
Dharsh Pillay Colas









