Fiona Alexander
ADHD coach · REACH ADHD Coaching and Consultancy · Perth, WA
An ADHD coach with 25 years of teaching, helping students and families understand how their brain works.
Experience
- Co-founder, REACH ADHD Coaching and Consultancy, Perth
- 25 years teaching in local and international schools
- ADHD coach training at the ADHD Coaching Academy (ADDCA), New York
- Associate Certified Coach (ACC), International Coaching Federation
- Bachelor of Arts (Primary School Education)
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- Bachelor of Education
- Teaching and Learning for Able/Gifted Children
About
Throughout my 25 years in education, I’ve had the privilege of teaching children from all walks of life, each with their own strengths and unique ways of thinking.
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It didn’t take long for me to recognise that every student learns differently and that diversity in learning is something to be celebrated. This realisation inspired me to specialise in ADHD education, where I could focus on supporting neurodivergent students and their families.
My teaching journey has taken me across both local and international schools, and in every classroom, I’ve learned just as much as my students. Understanding how your brain works is the first step in overcoming challenges, and it’s incredibly rewarding to help students and families discover that. My coaching approach is about guiding individuals through this journey of self-discovery, helping them embrace who they are, and confidently navigating the learning process.
I’m passionate about helping clients thrive in their own way. Together, we can make learning an empowering experience that brings out the best in you.
Details
- Qualifications
- ADHD coach, BA(Primary Ed) BEd AACC ACC
- Reach
- Coaching online, and in person in Perth
- Appointments
- An initial consultation, then sessions weekly or fortnightly
What coaching costs
REACH quotes its fee when you enquire.
If you work at least eight hours a week, the Employment Assistance Fund can pay for coaching: around $1,770.44 a year, REACH says. Apply through JobAccess; REACH’s guide has the steps.
Self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants can claim. For children, REACH says the NDIS is usually the only funding route.
Fees are set and charged by the practice. ADHDme takes no commission.
REACH ADHD Coaching and Consultancy is an independent practice. ADHD coaching is not a registered health profession. Coaches do not assess, diagnose or provide therapy. This profile is written from Fiona Alexander’s own description of their work.
