An overview of directories where you can list as an ADHD coach, what they require, and what to watch out for.
Why list on a directory?
- Coach directories generate inbound enquiries from people actively searching for an ADHD coach.
- Unlike social media, a directory listing works in the background once it is set up.
- Most coaches find directories most effective once they have some experience and client testimonials to draw on.
Key directories for ADHD coaches
Training providers, accreditation organisations, and membership organisations run directories — if you’re already a member or graduate, you may qualify for a listing automatically.
- ADHD Coach Directory (adhd-directory.com) — UK-focused, requires evidence of specialist training.
- ADHD Coaches UK (adhdcoaches.uk) — UK-focused; all listed coaches are ADDCA-trained, holding ICF and PAAC accredited certification.
- ADHD UK (adhduk.co.uk) — UK ADHD charity that offers a coaching directory through their website; coaches are specialists in ADHD support.
What directories typically require
- Evidence of ADHD-specific training.
- Active professional indemnity insurance.
- A commitment to ongoing CPD or supervision.
- A completed profile with a photo and bio.
- Some have additional requirements around accreditation level or minimum coaching hours.
A note on directory listings
- Directories reserve the right to change their requirements, fees, and availability of coaching slots at any time.
- Always check current terms directly before applying or renewing.
- Inclusion on a directory does not guarantee enquiries.