Stage 1

Building Your ADHD Expertise
ADHD Science
Genetics, environment, brain chemistry, hormones and stress responses
Life Stages
How ADHD presents across puberty, menstrual cycle and menopause
Executive Functions
Emotional regulation, rejection sensitive dysphoria, sensory processing
Practical Supports
Productivity systems, time management, decision-making frameworks
Stage 2

Become A Certified ADHD Coach
Coaching Essentials
Ethics, first client call structure, deep listening and effective communication
AuDHD-Specific Approaches
Understanding and working with ADHD and co-occurring autism in practice
Client-Centred Tools
Values, strengths, goal setting, ADHD-friendly accountability methods
Key Conversations
Dopamine seeking, impulsivity management, money & relationships
Stage 3

Next Level Coaching Expertise
Hormone-Informed Coaching
Supporting female/AFAB clients with cycle tracking and hormone literacy
Holistic Approaches
Burnout recovery, trauma awareness, addiction, impulsivity management
Relationship Dynamics
Coaching in families and relationships (not child-only specialist training)
Transformational Work
Mindset shifts, reframing techniques, building emotional resilience



ADHD Practitioner
Crafted for Beginners
£3,500
inc VAT
180 CPD Points
40 hours live teaching
Student Support Sessions
Weekly Workbooks
Live Q&A sessions

ADHD Coach
Includes ADHD Practitioner
£5,500
inc VAT
30 ICF CCE Units
70 hours live teaching
10 hours peer to peer coaching
10 hours of practice sessions
Live Business Coaching Calls

ADHD Advanced Coach
Includes ADHD Practitioner & Coach
£6,500
inc VAT
70 ICF CCE Units
100 hours live teaching
Business Development Day
Business Hotseat Sessions
Lifetime Access
Payment Plans Available on Request





It depends what pathway you are choosing.
Practitioner is 10 weeks
Coach is 10 weeks
Advanced Coach is 10 weeks
Yes, different levels have different requirements:
Practitioner level: Multiple choice exam (80% pass rate, open book)
Coach level: 30-minute coaching session recording
Advanced Coach level: Client case study
Support and retake opportunities are provided if needed.
Depending on the pathway you choose, you will earn officially accredited certifications:
-NTA Certified ADHD Practitioner: A 10-week foundational qualification carrying 180 CPD points.
-NTA Certified ADHD Coach: A 6-month programme carrying 180 CPD points + 40 ICF CCE (Continuing Coach Education) units.
-NTA Certified Advanced ADHD Coach: A comprehensive 12-month programme carrying 180 CPD points + 80 ICF CCE units.
Yes, the Neurodiversity Training Academy is a recognised ICF CCE (Continuing Coach Education) provider.
-Completing the Advanced ADHD Coach pathway provides 80 ICF CCE units, which meet the educational hours required to apply for your individual ICF Associate Certified Coach (ACC) credential via the ICF Portfolio Pathway.
-Note: Individual ICF credentialing requires separate mentor coaching and ICF application fees, which can be arranged with NTA when you are ready to apply.
-In short, the course is ICF-accredited and gives you what you need to take the final step to become an ICF Associate Coach. But we can help you with that
No prior coaching experience or formal qualifications are required. The 12-month Advanced ADHD Coach pathway is explicitly designed for beginners who want to build competence and confidence from the ground up. (If you are already a certified coach, a streamlined pathway is available, allowing you to fast-track directly into the advanced modules).
Yes. The training is designed to be adaptable and flexible for busy lives and neurodivergent schedules. All live teaching calls are recorded and posted to the student portal by the following day so you can catch up in your own time. Additionally, optional evening practice sessions on Monday nights (6:00–7:30 pm UK time) allow working professionals to complete their live practice requirements outside regular working hours.
-Module 1 (ADHD Practitioner): Live classes run twice a week (Wednesdays & Fridays, 11:00 am – 12:50 pm UK time), totalling 4 hours of live instruction per week.
-Modules 2 & 3 (Coach & Advanced Coach): Live teaching runs once a week (Tuesdays for Coach, Thursdays for Advanced Coach, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm UK time). You should also budget 1.5 hours per week for peer practice sessions and self-study workbooks.
Not every single session.
For Module 1 (ADHD Practitioner), live attendance is encouraged but all sessions are fully recorded for flexible viewing.
For the ICF CCE modules (Coach & Advanced Coach), an 80% live attendance mark is required for accreditation. However, if work prevents you from attending a daytime call, you can watch the recording and attend the Monday evening practice call (6:00 pm – 7:30 pm UK time) to fulfil your attendance and practice requirements.
Yes you will get a certificate upon completion of each course.
Yes there will be a Q&A opportunity within each live training session.
Assessments are practical, supportive, and designed to test real-world competence rather than overwhelm you:
ADHD Practitioner: An open-book online multiple-choice examination (80% pass mark, retakes allowed).
ADHD Coach: Submission of a recorded 30-minute client coaching session for evaluation, weekly peer coaching practice, and 80% attendance.
Advanced ADHD Coach: Submission of a straightforward 1,500-word client case study based on a fictional scenario, plus weekly peer practice and 80% attendance.
You don't need to find outside clients right away! The Academy provides structured weekly peer coaching practice where you are paired with fellow cohort members. You will coach each other during live breakout rooms and optional practice sessions, giving you a diverse array of hands-on coaching experience in a safe, supportive environment.
Yes! Business development is a central pillar of the NTA curriculum. The training includes:
Dedicated modules on identifying your niche, setting prices, creating coaching packages, and signing your first 5 clients.
Guidance on navigating UK government Access to Work client funding.
6 hours of business development group coaching.
An In-Person Business Development & Celebration Day (held in Surrey) to finalise your business strategy.
A listing on the NTA Expert Directory upon graduation.
Access to the NTA Business Suite software for turn-key website and client management setup - this is a paid service.
Graduates can build a private 1-to-1 or group ADHD coaching practice, work as an ADHD mentor or consultant, deliver corporate neurodiversity workshops, support Access to Work clients, or apply their skills within HR, education, healthcare, or corporate leadership roles. All qualified graduates can also be featured on the NTA public directory.
Absolutely. Many NTA students are existing coaches, HR leaders, therapists, counsellors, nurses, or medical professionals looking for formal, accredited ADHD training. If you are already a professionally certified coach, NTA offers an Existing Coach Pathway that allows you to complete the Practitioner module and jump straight to the Advanced Coach level.
Please note this is only available to ICF Accredited ACC Coaches
Yes, flexible payment plans are available across all tracks:
-ADHD Practitioner Only (10 weeks): £3,500 (Paid in Full).
-ADHD Coach (6 months, includes Practitioner): £5,500 (Paid in Full) or 10 monthly payments of 595 a month.
-Advanced ADHD Coach (12 months, includes Practitioner & Coach): £6,500 (Paid in Full), 12 monthly payments of £595 a month, or 18 monthly installments of ~£415/month.
-Note: A £250 deposit holds your place in an upcoming cohort.