Who we are
The ADHD Collective is a vibrant UK-based online suite of support, resources, coaching and community for adults with ADHD.
We welcome individuals at any stage of their ADHD journey—diagnosed, undiagnosed, or simply relating to the traits.
Originating from ADHD Unlocked in 2020 and evolving into a Social Enterprise in 2022, we support, connect, and educate our members while reinvesting the majority of our profits into providing free coaching and memberships for those in need.
Members enjoy 24/7 access to peer support, engaging in discussions, seeking advice, and sharing experiences in a judgment-free zone.
Our unique offerings include chat rooms, focus rooms, online co-working spaces, and a private social platform for uninterrupted connection.
Our personal growth challenges and comprehensive resource library offer tools for focus, well-being, and productivity enhancement, alongside a deep dive into ADHD understanding through videos, webinars, and group coaching.
Experience live, interactive sessions such as group coaching, webinars, self-care sessions, accountability meetings, and expert Q&As through our diverse Zoom meet-ups, designed to promote connection, learning, and personal growth, complete with reminders for all activities.
Michelle Beckett
Director, Coach, Mentor
Diagnosed in 2017 at the age of 44 after a suicidal crisis, she then became an advocate for reducing stigma and widening understanding of ADHD through the charity she founded, before turning her many years experience as a business and mindset coach, mentor and trainer to support others with the condition.
She is ILM certified, a member of the European Mentoring and Coaching Council, and certified in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) via the International Association of Therapists. She is also studying for an MSc in Psychology. As well as working with individuals and businesses, she also train charities, psychiatrists, GPs, teachers, and social workers on ADHD.
Recent media appearances include BBC Victoria Derbyshire, BBC Radio 4, Radio 5 Live, LBC, The Times, The Mirror, Women’s Health, SEN Magazine, Additude Magazine, and The Guardian.
Michelle was a co-author for the UK scientific consensus paper for females with ADHD published in BMC Psychiatry in 2020, and spearheaded the All Party Parliamentary Group for ADHD, earning a commendation in Hansard – the official parliamentary record – for her advocacy and lobbying work.
(See our one to one coaching page to book Michelle individually)
Lucy Maudsley
Director, Coach, Mentor
Lucy has been training young people, employees and businesses for 15 years, specialising in anti-prejudice and ED&I training and education programmes. After ADHD became part of her life through family diagnoses in 2012, Lucy has dedicated herself to solid research, training courses, industry engagement, advocacy and hands-on practice with neurodiverse children and adults.
Lucy’s 20+ year career in communications, education and the third sector meant she has mentored, trained and worked in close partnership with so many interesting people, from government ministers to headteachers, primary age children to life-term prisoners in high security prisons.
Lucy‘s experience working with people from all walks of life, of all ages and neuro-types has provided her with real insight and instinct.
(See our one to one coaching page to book Lucy individually)
Natalie Page
Head of Operations
We are excited to welcome Natalie Page as the Head of Operations at the ADHD Collective. Natalie’s extensive and varied career not only showcases her professional prowess but also her dynamic personality and unique experiences.
Natalie’s dedication to neurodiversity is evident from her work with neurodivergent children at school and home educating her neurodivergent daughter. This experience provides her with invaluable insight into the neurodivergent community.
As a high-level civil servant in HR, strategy, processes, and web development, and through her roles in operations and administration across various organisations, Natalie has honed her skills in creating efficient systems and managing diverse operational aspects.
Natalie’s tenure in high-pressure roles at ITV, including live and political programmes, highlights her capability to handle challenging and fast-paced environments with poise and professionalism.
Adding a unique dimension to her profile, Natalie has toured the world playing stadiums as part of the world’s leading Spice Girls tribute band. This experience not only demonstrates her versatility and adaptability but also her ability to connect with diverse audiences on a global scale.
Natalie’s multifaceted background, combining operational expertise with her creative and dynamic experiences, makes her an invaluable addition to the ADHD Collective. Her role is crucial in ensuring that our operations are not only efficient and effective but also resonate with the diverse needs and aspirations of the adults with ADHD we support.