Work with Kaye
Support that meets you
where you are.
There isn’t one right way to grow, focus, plan or thrive. Through WayPower, I help sensitive, overwhelmed and differently wired people understand themselves more deeply and find creative, sustainable ways of working, living and leading, without ever forcing themselves through willpower into systems that weren’t designed for them.
WayPower brings together insight, strategy and nervous-system-aware support to help you move forward in ways that feel more grounded, compassionate and workable in real life.
Whether you’re looking for transformational coaching, a community to belong to, or a speaker who blends lived experience with professional expertise, you can choose where and how to work with me.
1:1 Coaching
When you need clarity, direction or support right now.
Personalised support to help you move forward with more self-trust, steadiness and practical next steps that actually fit your brain, nervous system and real life.
Focused Support
One-off Strategy Sessions
A focused 1:1 session for when you need clarity, direction and momentum without committing to a longer programme. Ideal for untangling a specific challenge, creating a practical plan, or finding your next best step.
You can choose from a 30-minute, 45-minute or 90-minute session and leave with clearer thinking, tailored support and practical next steps that feel realistic, not overwhelming.
Workplace Support
Access to Work Coaching
Personalised coaching designed around your needs so you can use your Access to Work support in ways that genuinely work for you.
Sessions can support focus, prioritising, emotional regulation, time management, workflow, confidence and sustainable ways of getting things done.
Deeper Coaching
1:1 Coaching Programmes
For deeper, more transformative support, 1:1 coaching programmes offer space to work at the root as well as the practical level.
Together, we might explore self-trust, nervous system regulation, sensory experience, confidence, executive functioning, purpose, time, identity, or how to build a life and business that honours your natural way of being.
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Shared Coaching
Group Coaching
Group coaching offers the power of shared space, expert guidance and collective momentum. My group offers are designed to be supportive, reflective and practical, with room for seasonal planning, accountability, nervous-system awareness and meaningful action.
This is a great fit if you want structure and connection as well as coaching, especially if it helps to feel accompanied rather than doing everything alone.
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Groups and Community
When you're looking for belonging.
Shared spaces for sensitive and neurodivergent people who want reflection, accountability, encouragement and connection without pressure or perfectionism.
Learn Gently
Courses and Workshops
Courses and workshops are designed to help you understand yourself more deeply while building tools you can actually use in everyday life.
Topics include time, sensory and nervous system support, regulation, self-awareness and more sustainable ways of working and living.
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Ongoing Support
Community
Sometimes what changes everything is not another strategy, but a space where you can exhale, belong and keep going.
Community spaces offer encouragement, reflection, shared understanding and gentle accountability in a more accessible, ongoing way.
Join the community →
Consultancy and Speaking
When you want support for your organisation or audience.
Warm, grounded and practical support for organisations, teams, communities and events who want a more neurodivergent-affirming, human-centred approach.
For Organisations
Consultancy
Kaye offers consultancy for organisations, teams and programmes that want a more neurodivergent-affirming, human-centred approach.
This can include strategy, programme input, training-informed consultation, or support around more sustainable ways of working and communicating.
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For Events and Communities
Speaking
Kaye speaks on topics including ADHD, neurodivergence, WayPower, strengths, overwhelm, emotional regulation, sustainable productivity, time, and working in ways that honour who we are.
Her style is warm, grounded and engaging, blending lived experience with professional insight.
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Meet Me
I bring lived experience, professional expertise and a deeply human approach to supporting sensitive, overwhelmed and neurodivergent adults.
My work is rooted in compassion, curiosity and the belief that you do not need to become someone else in order to move forward.
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“The name WayPower really resonated. All my life I’ve had to use an impossible amount of willpower to try and shoehorn my life and my way of living into neurotypical advice that simply doesn't work for me.
And there isn’t enough willpower in the world for that.“
- Sarah Dawes, Editor
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“The name WayPower really resonated. All my life I’ve had to use an impossible amount of willpower to try and shoehorn my life and my way of living into neurotypical advice that simply doesn't work for me.
And there isn’t enough willpower in the world for that.“
- Sarah Dawes, Editor
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“The name WayPower really resonated. All my life I’ve had to use an impossible amount of willpower to try and shoehorn my life and my way of living into neurotypical advice that simply doesn't work for me.
And there isn’t enough willpower in the world for that.“
- Sarah Dawes, Editor
❝
“The name WayPower really resonated. All my life I’ve had to use an impossible amount of willpower to try and shoehorn my life and my way of living into neurotypical advice that simply doesn't work for me.
And there isn’t enough willpower in the world for that.“
- Sarah Dawes, Editor
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Why WayPower?
I set up Positively ADHD because I believe in a different way forward.
People with ADHD have so many gifts and incredible ways of thinking which can make a huge contribution to the world. Yet so much nuance is lost in the deficit-based, medical model which sees ADHD as a list of “symptoms” that need to be “treated”.
Many of us who were late-diagnosed or have self-diagnosed, have spent our whole lives in survival mode, because we did not know that our brains and nervous systems were different. We may have spent many years believing we were broken and have probably struggled with periods of depression, anxiety and burnout.
Whilst I don’t underestimate the difficulties that ADHD can cause, I also know that when we feel creative, hopeful, and connected to our purpose, anything is possible for us and our amazing minds.
