Dr Ronie Walters, CPsychol
About Dr Ronie
I’m a Chartered Coaching Psychologist (BPS), ICF accredited coach, and EMCC Senior Practitioner with a PhD in health-related behaviour change and an MSc in Applied Positive Psychology. I’ve been coaching for nine years, and I specialise in supporting neurodivergent people — including those with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia, and OCD — to stop fighting their brain and start working with it.
Much of my work centres on navigating systems that weren’t designed for you, building strategies that actually fit how your mind works, and finding ways to perform and feel well on your own terms. My academic grounding in health psychology and positive psychology means the practical tools I offer are rooted in real evidence.
I bring lived experience to everything I do and have personal experience of disability and neurodiversity, as well as supporting loved ones with a range of neurodiversity and mental health conditions. I am sex positive and also work with clients navigating LGBTQ+ identity, menopause, and female health, recognising these aren’t separate from how someone shows up at work — they’re woven into the whole picture.
You don’t need to fit the mould. You need a coach who understands why the mould never fit in the first place.
Nancy Procter
About Nancy
Nancy Proctor is a professionally qualified workplace coaching with a Diplomas in Coaching Psychology, Core Transformation and NLP and training with the Association for Coaching. Nancy has been coaching for many years across a variety of disciplines not just the workplace but also in health and fitness, where the motivational and habit forming practices are a significant cross over.
Nancy is inspired to work with neurodivergent clients through the lived experiences in her family of neurodivergence. In particular, she is inspired by her children, who are young neurodivergent adults emerging into the world of work, experiencing the hopes and opportunity of an emerging career path, but also the barriers and challenges. Nancy seeks to contribute to a more inclusive society where neurodivergent people can thrive and have work which is a pleasure, rewarding and inclusive.
Nicola Hickinbotham
About Nicola
Nicola is passionate about helping, developing and supporting people to be the best they can be. Nicola thrives on helping people with Neurodiversity learn to develop strategies for their challenges but also enhancing their strengths. Hearing people say ‘I acknowledge my brain is wired differently and not wrong’ is an absolute pleasure for Nicola to hear.
Nicola works with people to develop strategies for time management, focus (control and or implementation), organisation, self-belief, confidence, identifying their strengths and many more for them to release how they can work at their best and what they need to achieve this.