
ADHD Nutrition & Coaching
Systems That Actually Stick
We Build Systems
Not Shame
Fad Diets? No Way
Restrictive Meal Plans? They don't work either
Just Systems That Last

Together, we create supports for ADHD adults, teens and parents
that ease the overwhem and bring rhythm to those messy days.

The MindFuel Method™ Approach
I built this method because I lived the gap it fills.
For years, I tried therapy and coaching tools that didn’t stick because my body was running on empty.
And I tried nutrition protocols that failed because my amazing ADHD brain couldn’t sustain the habits that weren't designed for it.

That’s when I realized:
ADHD doesn’t separate the brain from the body,
and neither should we.
So, I designed this framework to connect what usually gets siloed:

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Systems, Not Shame
We build scaffolding that holds in the real world.
When energy dips or days derail, you still have something steady to lean on.
2
Behaviour Before Food
We tackle decision fatigue, routine struggles, and motivation that disappears.
With those supports in place, food stops feeling impossible.
3
Fuel That Fits
Nutrition becomes an ally instead of a chore.
No rigid plans.
Just options designed for your rhythms, biology, and life.
Making life and food feel a little lighter, a little easier.
Because, we build it, together, for how your brain actually works.

Hi, I'm Amy!
I’m a Certified Functional Nutrition Practitioner and Certified ADHD Life Coach who lives and breathes this work every day.
With over twenty years in education, a mother of children with ADHD and ASD, and lived experience with my own ADHD diagnosis, I know what it feels like to start strong, then fall off, not because you don’t care, but because the system wasn’t built for you.
I combine ADHD-informed functional nutrition with an ergonomics-based approach, working with you to shape scaffolding that supports your daily life instead of draining it.
This isn’t about trying harder. It’s about building structures that fit your brain, your energy, and your family.
What is functional nutrition, anyway?
& what does it have to do with ADHD?
As a certified functional nutrition practitioner,
I’ve seen over and over that ADHD isn’t just about behaviour.
It’s about the body, too: energy, hormones, sleep, digestion,
and mood are all connected.
That’s why I don’t just look at surface habits.
Sometimes we dig deeper with functional testing
to understand what’s really going on.
We might explore things like:
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Hormones and stress rhythm to explain energy crashes or late-night wired, morning-tired cycles.
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Nutrient and brain chemistry markers to see if low magnesium, B vitamins, or dopamine precursors are dragging you down.
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Gut health and food sensitivities to uncover links between digestion, inflammation, and brain fog.

Ways to Work Together
(and, if any of this doesn't feel right, let's invent something, together)
