ADHD and creative careers: why this combination makes sense
Strengths
creativity
big-picture thinking
problem solving
innovation
seeing connections others miss
Challenges
prioritisation
follow-through
admin
deadlines
overwhelm
I understand your working environment
Before becoming an ADHD coach, I spent 15 years working in consumer marketing, across a wide range of industries, brands and marketing functions.
Throughout my career, I worked alongside people in strategy, creative, communications, PR, media, social media, product management, product development and brand marketing. This means I understand the realities of creative and marketing careers: managing multiple projects at once, balancing strategic thinking with delivery, working to tight deadlines, navigating changing priorities and constantly switching between big-picture ideas and detailed execution.
These environments can be incredibly rewarding for ADHD brains. Creativity, curiosity, problem-solving and the ability to make connections are often real strengths. But the same roles can also create challenges around prioritisation, organisation, follow-through, time management and managing overwhelm.
This is why I specialise in coaching people with ADHD who work in marketing and creative industries. I understand the pressures of the work itself, not just ADHD in theory. My aim is to help you develop practical strategies that allow you to work with your strengths, while building the structures and systems that support the areas that feel harder.
Who I support and have already supported
Marketing managers
Brand managers
Creative directors
Designers
Copywriters
Social media professionals
Content creators
Agency professionals
Communications specialists
Product marketers
Freelancers in creative fields
Directors
Photographers
Make up artists
Stylists
Artists
Authors
Event Producers