Zoe O’Sullivan

Zoe became interested in Neurofeedback as a therapy for her son who has severe ADHD and having tried all other ways to support him (other than medication) she decided to look into this type of therapy due to its sustained outcomes. Zoe’s degree was in Psychology and Law at Lancaster University and since the completion of this course she has explored Psychotherapy, EMDR, EFT and Counselling and has accreditations in all of these modalities. She has worked on a physical literacy programme for children with ADHD, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia and is a Governor at her son’s local school where she is both the Vice Chair and SEND lead. She has the unique perspective of having been married to someone who was diagnosed, post 40, with severe ADHD and to have a son who has an EHCP for his condition. She has both professional and lived experience in this field.