"People won't remember what you say but they will always remember how you made them feel."

My coaching approach

Welcome to wiredforwondering! Here, you'll find a warm, personalised service designed to help you thrive. Discover how my unique approach to wellbeing coaching can empower you, especially if you're navigating life with ADHD. 

My unique insight

As a parent who has navigated the challenges and joys of raising a child with ADHD, I bring a unique blend of lived experience and a good sense of humour to my coaching. This personal insight allows me to connect deeply with my clients and foster a supportive, understanding environment. My "secret sauce" is this authentic connection, aiming to make the journey better for everyone involved.

The coaching journey

When you work with me, the process begins with truly and deeply listening to you. I avoid jumping to solutions, instead creating space for you to express yourself fully. My aim is to be empowering, assuring you that there is always a way forward, and that challenging times are not permanent. We'll work together to explore your thoughts and feelings, fostering self-discovery.

Achieving your goals

My primary method of helping clients improve their wellbeing and reach their goals involves deep reflection and validation. I acknowledge and reflect back what you share, ensuring we stay on track towards your aspirations. I hold a firm belief in your inherent strengths, helping you to recognise and build upon them. Together, we'll unlock your potential.

Who benefits most from my coaching?

I particularly shine when supporting adults who are motivated to improve their current situation and desire a nurturing environment where they can learn and grow using practical strategies that work.

My coaching is ideal for anyone wanting to move beyond feeling stuck. If you're seeking clarity, want to unravel your thoughts, and build The strengths you may not be able to see right nowpon your innate skills, you've come to the right place.

"Marguerite has a way of listening without judgment, offering a fresh perspective, and gently suggesting ideas that can make a real difference."

Daniel