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Ruth Kudzi discusses the importance of recognizing and embracing neurodiversity in coaching, sharing her personal experiences with ADHD and emphasizing a client-centered approach.

How can you help clients who are neurodiverse? In this episode, I share my personal journey with ADHD to explore why recognising and embracing neurodivergence matters for both individuals and coaches. I reflect on how my experiences in education and personal development shaped my belief in a more inclusive, strengths-based approach that celebrates different ways of thinking. I also break down what truly makes coaching effective for neurodivergent clients: personalisation, flexibility, and authentic connection. While specialist training can enhance a coach’s skills, great coaching is always rooted in client-centred practice. Plus, I discuss the importance of creating a safe, supportive space, especially for those who may not yet identify as neurodivergent or feel ready to share it. What’s inside: How understanding and embracing different brain types is key for creating a personalised and affirming coaching experience. Great coaching for neurodivergent clients is built on personalisation, relationships, and being client-centered, rather than following rigid models. Knowledge of neurodiversity can enhance your coaching, but foundational skills in empathy and flexibility are…

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