Xanna Stuart
calm clarity confidence
Neurodiversity Family Coach
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Helping Parents Understand Their Neurodivergent Child and Support Them with Confidence.
This Is What I Do
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I'm Xanna Stuart, a Neurodiversity Family Coach.
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I help parents replace confusion with clarity, so they can confidently support their neurodivergent child.
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Together we'll understand your child's unique brain, make sense of assessments and diagnoses and develop approaches that work for your family - so you feel confident supporting them at home, at school and beyond.
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You don't have to figure it out all on your own.
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Because understanding changes everything.
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I’m not just trained and experienced in this – I live it.
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Professionally: I'm a Level 5 Accredited Life Coach and Mentor with specialist training in ADHD and Autism, combining evidence-informed coaching with practical, real-life strategies.
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Personally: I have ADHD myself and I'm raising a child with AuDHD (ADHD + autism). I understand the questions, frustrations and emotions that can come with parenting a neurodivergent child because I've experienced them too.
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Helping parents move from...
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​"Why is everything so hard?"
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...to this
​"Oh... that's why. Now I know how to support them"
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My coaching is compassionate, practical and forward-focused. Together, we'll strengthen your confidence as a parent, help you advocate for your child and create lasting change for your family.
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My goal is simple: to help your whole family thrive.
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​Because when parents understand, children thrive.

Why Choose Me?
Families choose to work with me because I offer:
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✔ Practical, real-life strategies
✔ Lived experience of ADHD and parenting AuDHD
✔ Evidence-informed coaching
✔ Calm, compassionate support
✔ A focus on understanding—not blame
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What We'll Explore Together
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Understanding your child's unique brain
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Emotional regulation​​
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Executive functioning​​
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School support​​ and advocacy
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Everyday routines​​
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Parent confidence and wellbeing
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Family communication
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Reducing overwhelm
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Making sense of assessments and diagnoses
Does this sound familiar?​​
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‘I feel overwhelmed and don't know where to start.’
‘My child has recently been diagnosed-or we're waiting for an assessment-and I don't
know what to do next.’
‘I'm constantly wondering whether I'm getting it right.’
‘Every day feels like a battle.'
‘School meetings and reports leave me feeling confused and overwhelmed.'
‘I want to understand my child's brain so I can support them in the best way possible.’
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​ 'Nothing we've tried seems to work'
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If you're nodding along, you're in the right pace.
You don't have to figure it all out on your own anymore.
Together, we'll work out what works for your family.
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