Busy Brains Club
When you've tried all the productivity hacks and 'just trying harder' hasn't worked, you need a community around you where you can feel seen and heard, and know that it isn't something wrong with you.
Busy Brains Club is a group therapeutic coaching space where you can learn how to come home to yourself.  
Literally the only way to feel like you're not existing in survival mode is to design your whole life around your energy, interests, and capacity. It's simple, but not easy. 

In the Busy Brains Club you'll be able to build a life that genuinely feels good and you'll find ways of working that truly fit you - all alongside a community of women who 'get it', who are on exactly the same journey, and are the very best cheerleaders you could ask for. 

We learn techniques and approaches from therapy and ADHD coaching that lead you to a deep understanding and compassion for how your unique brain and nervous system work. 

This isn't about pushing forwards but about going inwards to a more authentic knowledge of who you are, and what you need.  You already have a lot of information, and this is the healing space where we'll walk you through what it means to 
really live it

Busy Brains Club is for ADHD-type women who want to find understanding, community, and a place to land every week, not just another thing to keep up with.

If you've been unsure whether therapy or coaching is for you, this might be a great option to experience personal development tools and strategies as part of a group, with live guided sessions to support you and keep you on track. 

How it works:
2 live Zoom sessions each week because if simply knowing what to do and just trying harder was the answer we'd all be winning at life by now! 
The truth is that doing this work together with people on the same journey plus a guide is what we actually need to move theory into reality. 

WhatsApp group support for ongoing community

- Learning portal with all the session recordings, printable resources, tools and links so you can go at your own pace wherever and whenever you want to. 

Weekly live Zoom sessions, Mondays 12pm-1pm, with a structure that gives you enough to lean on without being something else you feel you have to fit in.

During term time, sessions alternate week by week between:
  • theme-based workshops on topics such as: emotional regulation; managing energy levels; understanding fluctuating capacity & executive functioning; how to work with an interest-based nervous system; and getting to know all of the parts, or masks, that make up who we are and help us cope. I'll be bringing theory and skills from my experience in coaching, therapy, and inclusion education to offer insight, language, and perspective.
  • implementation and reflection sessions, with space for questions, discussion, and making the learning work in real life.
  • recordings are uploaded in the course area so it's not a bother if you miss a week, you can listen while you're walking the dog, or in the bath or whatever.
During school holidays, and in the quieter months of August and January, the focus shifts:
  • fewer new ideas
  • more reflection, integration, and real-life application
  • a slower pace that respects energy, capacity, and seasonal rhythm
Friday Open Hour on Zoom, 12pm-1pm — a relaxed, chatty drop-in space for connection, support, questions, or simply being alongside others. You're welcome to stick us on mute and use us for body-doubling, or tell us what you want to achieve and we'll be there for accountability.
There’s no agenda and no pressure to participate.

There’s enough structure here to feel held, and enough flexibility to breathe and interact as you need.  

You know those friendships where you might not speak to each other for ages but then when you see them you fall straight back into the flow? Well we're like that. 

This isn’t a course you can fall behind on. There’s no expectation to attend everything or keep up. There's no homework.  It's a place to reconnect with yourself and remember what matters. 

You’re welcome to come as you are. You can stay for as long as it’s helpful.

Check out the video below for a Busy Brains Club workshop taster: 

"Jill has amazing tools, advice, and ways of thinking about things that actually work with an ADHD brain. Learning to work with it is far more valuable that trying to 'unmask' and undo your entire life's work."

- Busy Brains Club member

Who am I?

Hi, I’m Jill Harper-Hill, an integrative therapist, therapeutic ADHD coach, and founder of The Busy Brains Club. I help ADHD-type women understand their brains, embrace who they are, and move from overwhelm to inner harmony. 


I know this work because I've lived it too; learning about my own neurotype and re-building my life so that I could slow down and lose that knot in my stomach for good. 


With a 15+ year career in education, including leadership roles focused on inclusion and wellbeing, I understand neurodivergent life from the inside out: the brilliant bits, the overwhelm, the constant background noise of trying to keep up, and how often neurodivergent women are expected to do all the adapting. 


I'm registered with the BACP and the Association for Coaching so you can know that I'm working within ethical guidelines and quality training all the way. 


My work blends the best of ADHD coaching and integrative therapy, combining practical tools with compassionate, whole-person support.

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Busy Brains Club 

£60 per month (founding rate)

Come in. We saved you a seat.

You’re getting:
– weekly live Zoom sessions, alternating between workshops and implementation weeks


– a weekly open hour to drop in, chat, ask questions, or just be around other Busy Brains

– ongoing community support via WhatsApp

– recordings and resources, so you don’t have to keep up

All for a monthly price that makes it possible to stay, without having to rearrange your whole life.

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For returning OG Brians (you know who you are):

You've been in it since the start and there's always a space for you, right here. 

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