ADHD coach · United Kingdom
ADHD coach salary in the UK
The short answer
Most UK ADHD coaches are self-employed and charge £50–£120 per session, with established full caseloads producing roughly £28,000–£55,000 a year. Funded provider work pays around £45–£75 per hour with steadier volume but more administration.
Typical UK ranges
| Level | Range | Note |
|---|---|---|
| New coach, part-time | £8,000–£18,000 | Building referrals, often alongside another role. |
| Full private caseload | £28,000–£55,000 | 15–20 client hours a week, allowing for admin. |
| Provider panel work | £45–£75 per hour | Access to Work and university contracts. |
| Corporate / organisational | £600–£1,200 per day | Workshops and manager training. |
Why the range is so wide
Coaching income is a function of caseload, price and referral reliability, not seniority. Coaches with one funded contract often out-earn coaches with better training and no pipeline.
Packages of six or twelve sessions stabilise income far more than single bookings.
Questions
Common questions
- 01
- How much do ADHD coaches charge per hour?
- Commonly £50–£120 in the UK, with higher rates for executive or corporate work.
Related
Working in ADHD care, from the outside in
What UK providers publish about their pathways, fees and shared care tells you a lot about how their clinical teams actually work.
See the provider records →Ranges are illustrative orientation figures for the UK market and change with demand and location.