Hi, I’m Kirsten, an ADHD coach for writers and creatives, and a professional editor with over 15 years of experience. Originally from Toronto, Canada, I’m now based in Vienna, Austria, and work with clients worldwide. With a background as a writer, editor, and certified ADHD coach, I support neurodivergent creatives in finding focus, finishing projects, and building systems that work with their brains — not against them. Whether you’re in the UK, Europe, North America, or beyond, I offer flexible online sessions that fit your schedule.

Whether you're building a book, a business, or a better daily routine, I can help you create strategies, discover your own personal process, so writing doesn't have to feel hard.

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Writing and creating with an ADHD brain can feel like pushing through fog, or worse, like herding cats — especially if you’re a late-diagnosed woman who’s spent years wondering why focus, follow-through, and finishing things feels so hard. The problem isn’t lack of passion or talent. It’s trying to navigate your goals with a brain that’s wired differently — often without the support or strategies that actually work for you.

You Might Be Struggling With…

Starting projects but rarely finishing them
Feeling overwhelmed by ideas and unsure how to focus on one at a time
Procrastination, perfectionism, or both
Self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and inner criticism
Difficulty organizing your thoughts — or your time
Feeling “behind” in your writing or creative goals
A love of writing, but no system to support it
The unique challenges of ADHD or late diagnosis
Rejection sensitivity or emotional burnout
Knowing what you want to do, but not how to start

Here’s How I Help

Through a blend of ADHD-informed coaching and 15+ years of writing and editing experience, I help clients:
Break through creative blocks
Build realistic, brain-friendly routines
Set and stick to achievable goals
Get unstuck and finish what they start
Gain clarity, confidence, and momentum
Work with their ADHD — not against it

Or maybe you have finished a draft but it still feels messy and you need help with structure, developmental editing, a second pair of eyes, line editing, or reducing the volume to get to the good stuff.

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Explore the signs of ADHD in women, why it’s often missed, and how late diagnosis leads to self-discovery. Learn how ADHD coaching helps women thrive by embracing their unique strengths.