Support for overwhelmed women with autopilot eating patterns.
I help women with ADHD break free from binge and emotional eating - without dieting or willpower - even with ADHD.
Feel calm, confident and consistent with food by regulating your ADHD brain, nervous system and dopamine levels first.
Achieving food freedom isn't about more restriction, finding the ‘right’ meal plan or more self-control. It’s also not about giving up structure or your health.
It's about calming the food noise and cravings through regulation first, understanding the underlying layers of why you're turning to food in the first place, addressing the root cause, rebuilding self-trust, and learning simple nourishment structure and ADHD-friendly strategies that actually work for your brain, instead of against it.
When your brain and body feel safe and regulated your ‘autopilot’ snacking habits calm down, and food stops feeling like a constant battle. This is when you can finally eat consistently, honour your health, and still enjoy food - but without the guilt.
A calm, non-diet, structured approach to healing your relationship with food.
If diets worked, you wouldn’t be here.
If you have ADHD or recognise traits, this isn’t a willpower problem — and it’s not your fault.
Chaotic eating, binge-restrict cycles, impulsive snacking, emotional eating and “knowing what to do but calm seem to do it” are signs of impaired executive function, nervous system dysregulation, and using food to cope - not laziness or personal failure.
Most approaches try to control food instead of addressing the root cause: an overwhelmed nervous system + an ADHD brain low in baseline dopamine trying to self-regulate through eating.
I work with high-functioning women with ADHD who are exhausted and overwhelmed from holding it all together, yet feel out of control around food.
I offer a calm, safe, 1:1 space where you don’t need to mask, perform, be “perfect” or try harder to “be good”.
Together, we gently improve executive function and shift the emotional blocks, self-judgement, survival-mode patterns driving your eating - using a trauma-informed, holistic and science-based approach that works with your brain, instead of against it.
So with regulation first and rebuilding self-trust, all-or-nothing cycles stop so you finally feel calm, confident and consistent around food.
Healing food struggles starts with regulation, emotional safety, and working with your ADHD brain - not against it.
FREE Guide: 10 Unexpected Things I Did To Stop Binge Eating
From inner healing to eating carbs again - the surprising shifts that finally changed everything for me when willpower didn’t. If you are ready to look beyond dieting and truly heal, this is for you.