Bring clarity, strategy, and real talk to your event or podcast

I speak to what it really feels like to be a high-functioning woman with ADHD—the pressure, the perfectionism, the burnout behind the scenes. If your audience is craving honest conversations about executive function, unmasking, and how to lead from a place of energy instead of exhaustion, I’d love to collaborate.

Whether it's a panel, podcast, virtual event, or private workshop, I bring warmth, strategy, and lived expertise grounded in both research and experience.

What I offer

  • Podcast interviews

  • Conference or panel participation

  • Online summit talks

  • Guest expert workshops

  • Fireside chats or moderated Q&As

  • Private sessions for ERGs or leadership teams

Topics I speak on

  • You’re not lazy—you’re off track
    How ADHD impacts execution, and what to do instead

  • The invisible tax of masking
    Why high-achieving ADHD women feel like they’re falling apart

  • How ADHD shows up in high-functioning women
    Understanding the hidden traits most people miss

  • Stop gaslighting your potential
    Creating systems that work for your brain, not against it

  • The PRIMED method
    A six-pillar mind-body approach to sustainable wellbeing with ADHD

About Andrea

Andrea Toole is a neuroinclusive life coach, speaker, and educator known for helping high-functioning ADHD women stop gaslighting their potential and start building lives that work.

What sets her apart? She’s been there. Andrea masked for decades, navigating life with an ADHD brain in high-performance environments. Working primarily in contract roles for over a decade means she has held many jobs.

Her experience in many of these roles was that, from the outside, she appeared to have it together. Inside, she felt burnout, until one particular negative work environment (misogyny, bullying, external gaslighting) prompted a reinvention and a quiet understanding that something had to change.

She didn’t just learn a new system to help her ADHD; she built one. Drawing on her lived experience, formal coaching training, and years of advocacy work, Andrea developed the PRIMED™ method, a six-pillar approach that helps neurodivergent minds create structure without self-betrayal.

As an educator, Andrea brings clarity, strategy, and storytelling. Her talks are designed to resonate, not just inform—to give words to what many have felt but couldn’t articulate. She meets audiences where they are, and shows them what’s possible.

Whether she’s on stage, at a boardroom table, or behind the mic, Andrea creates a space that feels authentic and leaves listeners saying, “That’s exactly what I needed to hear.”

When she’s not working, she’s writing poetry, songwriting (lyrics), reading, listening to podcasts during long walks, looking for new hobbies and staring at her many art supplies thinking, “I should use those.”

See my work

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