About the Bolt-On Webinar Series
Expand your coaching skills and deepen your impact with our exclusive Bolt-On Webinar Series. These live, interactive sessions, CPD-accredited by the Universal Coaching Alliance, provide practical tools, expert insights, and real-world strategies to help you elevate your coaching practice and support your clients with confidence.
Meet the Presenters
Gill Jordan
ADHD coach, trainer, and workplace neurodiversity specialist.
Anita Patel
Neuro-inclusion speaker, ADHD and Neurodiversity Coach, and trainer with lived experience.
Jamie Light
Former marketing exec turned neurodiversity & career coach, and business growth strategist
Alyson Jenkins
Wellbeing coach and experienced adult learning facilitator.
Lewis Barrett
Experienced ADHD coach specialising in supporting young people
Adam MacMillan-Scott MBE
Life coach helping people build confidence, clarity, and direction through supportive, non-judgemental coaching.
Explore Our Webinar Topics
Complex Trauma – A Webinar for ADHD Coaches
Facilitator: Alyson Jenkins
If someone is struggling with Complex Trauma life can be painful and difficult. People often self-medicate with drugs or alcohol and possibly indulge in other self-destructive behaviours.
Many people with ADHD have complex trauma as well. A few are misdiagnosed because there are many similarities in how they present - it is not straightforward. This webinar will look at similarities and differences, and the compounding effect of having both ADHD and Complex Trauma so that you are better able to adapt your coaching to the client’s needs. This is an interactive couple of hours, with time for discussions and questions. It is designed to help you with your coaching practice.
Coaching AuDHD Clients: Strategies for Success
Facilitator: Anita Patel
ADHD and Autism can co-occur, creating a unique neurotype often referred to as AuDHD. This session dives deep into what makes AuDHD distinct, the challenges clients face, and the incredible strengths they bring. Anita Patel combines professional expertise with lived experience to share practical, neuro-affirming strategies that will help you coach with confidence and sensitivity. Bring your questions for an interactive session that will expand your understanding and strengthen your toolkit for supporting diverse minds.
Build Your Coaching Business with Confidence
Facilitator: Jamie Light
Marketing? Sales? Business admin? The leap from training to running a coaching business can feel overwhelming — but it doesn’t have to. In this practical session, Jamie Light will walk you through the three pillars of a successful coaching business: Marketing, Sales, and Business Administration. Learn how to define your brand, authentically attract clients, and handle essentials like pricing, accounting, insurance, and websites. If you’re ready to turn your coaching qualification into a thriving business (without the stress), this webinar will give you the clarity and confidence you need.
Executive Function & ADHD
Facilitator: Gill Jordan
During the workshop you will explore what Executive Function is and look deeper into the four areas of Executive Function. We will be doing some group work around practical examples of Exec Function Challenges you may experience with your coaching clients and I suggest some tools you can have in your Exec Function toolkit which may be helpful as you support your clients. We will also practice some self-reflection which can inform your coaching work.
Following this workshop you should be able to identify and understand the four areas of Executive Function and additional considerations for ADHD'ers, have a toolkit of strategies to support your clients, as well as gaining lots of expertise from your fellow coaches.
Digital Skills for Coaches
Facilitator: Lewis Barrett
Running a coaching practice today means more than great sessions, it also means knowing how to make technology work for you. In this practical, supportive webinar, Lewis Barrett shares the essential digital skills every coach needs to streamline their practice and grow their impact. From managing online sessions with confidence, to using tools for scheduling, note-taking, and client communication, you’ll learn how to save time, stay organised, and focus on what matters most: your clients. Lewis will also cover simple strategies for building your digital presence, making social media work for you, and avoiding common tech pitfalls that can derail your focus. Perfect for new and experienced coaches who want to feel more confident and capable with digital tools, this webinar will leave you with practical tips you can implement straight away.
Centred Coaching & Body Based Practices
Facilitator: Gill Jordan
This workshop explores what Body Based Practices are, along with understanding why and how they can be helpful in ADHD Coaching. We then go on to practice several exercises in small ground and experience them yourself so you can feel the impact. Following this workshop, you will be able to consider using these exercises within your coaching or be mindful of other Body Based Practices your clients may need to be included as part of their coaching journey.
Coaching Young People with ADHD
Facilitator: Adam MacMillan-Scott MBE
Working as an ADHD coach with young people can be an incredibly rewarding experience, but it’s not for the faint hearted. It takes more work and investment than traditional coaching to be fully effective, but it’s possibly one of the most important interventions in a young person’s life. It can mean better choices and greater success in education and life.
This webinar will take you through a series of discussions, centred around the techniques and approaches which are most effective in supporting young people with ADHD. It will explain the mechanics of how you might best work with parents and school in a collaborative way.
We will also cover pricing, the frequency of sessions with young people and what support you might expect to get from schools SEND and pastoral care departments. We will look at the amount of time required to create a sustainable impact.
There’s a lot to think about, but the impact of your coaching can be transformative.
What You Will Gain
Practical, Actionable Strategies
Walk away with tools and techniques you can immediately apply in your coaching practice to better support neurodivergent clients.
Deeper Knowledge and Confidence
Expand your understanding of ADHD, AuDHD, wellbeing, and business fundamentals to feel equipped and empowered as a coach.
Interactive Learning and Peer Support
Engage in live discussions, share experiences, and learn alongside other coaches in a supportive, collaborative environment.