ANUCA Formal Events

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Round Table Discussions

All ANUCA Members are welcome to attend these Round Table discussions which are expert-led, professionally facilitated discussions designed to help coaches stay current, confident, and connected in the fast-evolving field of ADHD and Neurodivergent coaching.

Each session explores a timely theme drawn from emerging research, practice-based evidence, and the real challenges coaches are facing with clients right now. These are not lectures or tick-box CPD — they are thoughtful, practical conversations that bridge theory and day-to-day coaching practice.

Sessions typically include:

Insight from experienced ADHD and neurodivergent coaching practitioners
Discussion of current research and how it translates into coaching practice
Ethical considerations, boundaries, and scope of practice
Space for reflection, questions, and shared learning with peers

Topics can be suggested in the ANUCA Forum.

These sessions are ideal for coaches who:

Want to keep their knowledge up to date without information overload
Value reflective practice
Appreciate professional dialogue rather than prescriptive answers
Are committed to ethical, evidence-informed coaching

By attending regularly, coaches build professional depth, discernment, and confidence, while staying actively engaged with a community that is shaping the future of ADHD and neurodivergent coaching.

In Person ADHD Coaching Conference 2026

The ADHD Coaching Conference 2026 is a landmark, in-person event bringing together coaches, supervisors, trainers, and thought leaders committed to raising standards and shaping the future of ADHD coaching.

As understanding of ADHD continues to evolve, so too must coaching practice. This conference creates a dedicated space to explore what good, ethical, evidence-informed ADHD coaching really looks like — beyond trends, assumptions, or quick-fix approaches.

Across the day, you can expect:

Expert-led sessions grounded in current research and lived experience
Practical insights you can apply directly in coaching conversations
Thoughtful exploration of ethics, boundaries, and scope of practice
Opportunities for reflection, dialogue, and professional connection

The conference is designed not just to inform, but to challenge and refine practice. Sessions will address the complexity of working with ADHD across life stages and contexts, including identity, co-occurring challenges, workplace coaching, and systemic considerations.

Above all, the ADHD Coaching Conference 2026 is about community and collaboration — creating space for coaches to learn from one another, share best practice, and contribute to a profession that is still emerging and maturing.

Whether you are new to ADHD coaching or deeply experienced, this conference offers a rare opportunity to step back, think critically, and reconnect with why high-quality coaching in this space matters.

Global ADHD Coaching Conference 202?

The Global Coaching Conference 202? is a virtual gathering of the international coaching community, created to share insight, challenge thinking, and elevate professional practice in ADHD and neurodivergent coaching across borders.

Designed for coaches, supervisors, trainers, and organisational leaders worldwide, this conference brings together diverse perspectives, cultures, and contexts to explore what effective, ethical coaching looks like on a global stage.

Through expert-led sessions, panel discussions, and interactive conversations, the conference will explore:

Emerging research and global best practice in ADHD and ND coaching
Ethical standards, scope, and professional responsibility across regions
Coaching across cultures, systems, and workplace environments
Lived experience and practitioner insight from around the world

As a fully virtual event, the Global Coaching Conference offers accessible, inclusive learning without the limitations of geography — making it possible to connect with leading voices and peers wherever you are based.

This is not about exporting one model of coaching globally. It is about learning from difference, sharing wisdom, and strengthening the profession collectively.

Whether you are developing your practice locally or working internationally, the Global Coaching Conference 202? offers a unique opportunity to step into the wider conversation shaping the future of ADHD and neurodivergent coaching worldwide.