Chestnut ADHD Support
Since being diagnosed with ADHD in July 2020, Annabel has made it her mission to inspire other ADHDers and educate people about what it is like living with ADHD. In addition to running her tutoring and coaching businesses, Annabel is also an avid amateur writer and artist.
The Chestnut Coaching & Mentoring Programme is available to those with diagnosed or suspected ADHD in session lengths of 30 or 45 minutes. A trained Meditation & Mindfulness Teacher, with a certificate accredited by The International Mindfulness and Meditation Association (IMMA), Annabel is also proud to have a Diploma in Life Coaching (with Distinction) as well as a Future Learn certificate in Understanding ADHD: Current Research And Practice.
Annabel has also written an ADHD Awareness children’s book: Hadie & Adah and runs a successful Instagram page: #ADHDGalaxy where she displays her poetry and artwork. In 2021, Annabel is running a new social-media campaign: “Difference Not Deficit” which aims to highlight the positives of living with an ADHD brain!
Children’s ADHD-Awareness Book
Annabel’s Blog
Living As An Extroverted ADHDer
Way back in 2015 (or around that time), I did the ’16 Personalities Test’. Even though there is no scientific support – as such – for such measures of personality, I was with my best friend at the time and it was quite a fun thing to do! Interestingly, we both came out with theContinue reading “Living As An Extroverted ADHDer”
The Rebirth: A Legend
Written to Vangelis: Voices On a distant planet, hidden within the spiralling confusion of a far-off universe, stood a mysterious cave. With a mouth pointing out towards the ochre moon-rise, this entrance to the enigmatic spirit of the planet was concealed by its unmemorable exterior, yet known to all who believed in the universal magicContinue reading “The Rebirth: A Legend”
Lies I Told Myself
It’s a Monday morning and the rain beats down outside, falling from a leaden grey sky in its pursuit to wash away the warmth and usher in the colder, damper part of the year when summer dust is replaced by sticky mud and long balmy nights make way for frozen onyx darkness. I am alone.Continue reading “Lies I Told Myself”
My ADHD
I wrote this poem after suffering a panic attack due to overwhelm and hope it speaks to you, my ADHD Galaxy Brains! Enjoy and please follow me on Instagram: #adhdgalaxy I want to explainWhat it’s like to me be meThe girl in the roomWho has ADHD I can smell every scentI can hear every soundSenseContinue reading “My ADHD”
What My ADHD Feels Like
As I sit here on a relaxed Sunday morning, listening to classical music and taking a well-earned break from tuition, my mind is contemplating the last week, running through the details in an attempt to find some level of linear structure in what often feels like chaos. Yesterday, I explained to a child what myContinue reading “What My ADHD Feels Like”
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Such a lovely teacher. My son is only 5 and was settled by the 2nd session . My son is usually excited when he knows his session is about to begin.
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