ADHD Counsellor Training Series Workshops
Welcome to the ADHD Counsellor Training Series with Helen and Chris Hoyte.
This specialist ADHD counsellor training is designed for counsellors and coaches who want to develop confidence, skills and strategies to better support clients with ADHD.
Through practical teaching, professional insight and shared learning, this series offers clear guidance on working effectively with ADHD in counselling practice.
Whether you are a trainee counsellor or an experienced practitioner, this training will help you deepen your knowledge, improve your confidence and expand your professional toolkit.
Empowering Counsellors with Evidence-Based Skills for ADHD Support
Join us for a series of five dynamic, interactive, and research-informed full-day workshops designed specifically for counsellors.
Each session offers a deep dive into a core ADHD theme, blending the latest scientific insights with real-world therapeutic applications. You’ll leave each workshop with practical, evidence-based tools you can confidently use with your clients.
Workshop Themes & Dates
1. Understanding ADHD – From Evidence to Insight
Tuesday 23 September 2025
Build a clear, evidence-based understanding of ADHD—its neurobiological roots, diagnostic process, and common co-occurring conditions. Bust myths, tackle stigma, and explore how ADHD can be disguised as anxiety, burnout, or low self-esteem. Interactive discussions and case studies will ensure you leave confident in what ADHD is—and what it’s not.
2. ADHD in Daily Life – Impacts & Coping Strategies
Tuesday 21 October 2025
Explore the everyday challenges clients face—at home, work, and in relationships—and learn practical, client-centred coping tools. Discover strategies for time management, communication, and self-advocacy, using real-life examples, role-play, and reflection.
3. Executive Function & ADHD – Time Management, Organisation & Communication
Tuesday 25 November 2025
Go beyond surface behaviours to understand the executive function challenges underlying ADHD—planning, time awareness, task initiation, and self-monitoring. Gain hands-on experience with tools like calendar blocking, prioritisation, and communication frameworks.
4. Emotional Regulation & Building Healthy Relationships
Tuesday 6 January 2026
Learn how to support clients in managing intense emotions and building stronger, healthier connections. Explore mindfulness, cognitive restructuring, and relational strategies through practical exercises and real-world examples.
5. Overcoming Procrastination & Planning for the Future
Tuesday 3 February 2026
Help clients tackle procrastination and turn plans into action. Create personalised anti-procrastination strategies, learn goal-setting techniques, and review the key learning from the series to integrate into future practice.
Workshop Details
Time: 10:00am – 5:00pm (breaks included)
Price: £125 per workshop – includes a certificate of attendance
- Reduction for Trainee counsellors to £95 per workshop
Location: Devon Counselling College, Newton Abbot
Booking & Enquiries:
hoytehelen@gmail.com
07923 469456
Spaces are limited – secure your place today to gain practical tools that will enhance your work with clients living with ADHD.
About the Facilitators
These workshops are created and delivered by Helen and Chris Hoyte—two passionate, down-to-earth counsellors who both live with ADHD and have spent years supporting others with it.
Between us, we run:
We offer therapy and psychoeducation for people navigating ADHD, neurodivergence, trauma, and the challenges of modern life.
We don’t just teach the theory—we live it.
We understand how ADHD can show up in the therapy room, often disguised as anxiety, burnout, or low self-worth.
And we know how life-changing it can be when someone finally feels seen and understood.
This series is designed by counsellors, for counsellors, combining lived experience, the latest research, and years of hands-on therapeutic work. Whether you’re new to ADHD or looking to deepen your knowledge, you’ll gain grounded, accessible tools to support your clients—and maybe yourself too.
