Themindpractice Reviews 

This is a scam, took money from my account, without my permission, don’t know how and when they’ve got my bank details.

Sarah is a well-prepared, professional, effective, and empathetic coach. She worked with my son for over four years, during which she succeeded in mending the damages of a late ADHD diagnosis, restoring confidence, teaching techniques and providing the encouragement needed to support him all the way to a very successful graduation. Her deep understanding of the condition, matched by a true passion to heal and to empower, is a rare and precious cocktail. I would recommend Sarah to any family caring for their ADHD children to bloom to their full potential.

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Sarah has been working with my daughter for a number of years as her ADHD coach and I don’t know what we would do without her! She is kind, patient, understanding and gives an abundance of practical advice on how to address challenges. My daughter looks forward to each session and I can’t recommend Sarah enough.

Sarah's coaching has changed my life. She has years of expertise and training as well as a natural wisdom and intuition; that combination means her sessions are truly transformative. Before I met her, my self-confidence was at an all time low. After years of being told I had great potential as a child and young adult, in my late 20s I felt I was falling short in every way - I struggled to manage basic daily tasks and didn't know what to prioritise when making small decisions. After coaching with Sarah, I had the confidence to change my career to something where my ADHD traits wouldn't hinder me - and could even be beneficial in some cases. What I really appreciate is how willing she is to focus on the small things. I was always late to a particular exercise class, and would feel crippling shame at why this was the case, no matter how hard I tried. Sarah helped me get back to basics, working backwards from when I should be arriving at the class and looking at every small detail that was causing me to be too late. For the first time, I was not just on time but early, and the positive reinforcements from my classmates and teacher (and, of course, Sarah!) helped me keep on being on time, when years of berating myself had done nothing. Joint coaching with a family member has also been absolutely brilliant, and Sarah is also always happy for a family member or friend to sit in to learn more. I've seen Sarah online and in person and both work great. It's not surprising she has a waiting list - and she will always help point people in the right direction in the meantime. If you're not sure coaching with her is right for you, she will happily have a conversation with you free of charge to explain what it entails. I would also add that she is very generous with her time, and always happy to offer support between sessions. I am shocked by what appear to be bizarre fake reviews criticising her practice and making false negative claims - and hope Trustpilot takes this seriously. I've already recommended Sarah's practice to other friends and family, but realised I hadn't made my recommendation public. Seeing Sarah is the best money I've ever spent, and a genuinely valuable investment!

Sarah is an exceptional coach and I am really grateful for how she has worked with me over over the past several months. Whether I bring personal or work-related topics to our sessions, she listens deeply and opens up my thinking. Sarah's knowledge, understanding and caring are amazing and I always learn as well as develop myself. As a result, I have made positive changes and improved my decision making and better prioritise and organise myself.
I highly recommend her!

Both my son and daughter were diagnosed with ADHD five years ago and the diagnosing Phychiatrist recommended Sarah Doll-Steinberg as an adjunct to the ADHD meds he prescribed. I susequently also received a borderline diagnosis and started seeing Sarah independently of medication to help me with planning and prioritising my work.

I can say from both my personal experience, and from talking to my children, how productive and helpful working with Sarah can be. It is very hard for those of us with ADHD to truly recognise the detail of what's wrong and how to find strategies to improve and function better in institutions. Behaviours have grown up over years (decades in my case) resulting in sub-optimal, unconcious, coping strategies that might protect us but don't actually let us perform well and to our best ability. Sarah has a very helpful manner of aligning, through examples from her own experience, as you describe problems which helps validate and draw them out. Through this recognition and many probing questions we test different options for improvement until we find one that works for us.

We all have slightly different issues and a flip side to Sarah's work with those she works with is that she can very productively explain each individual's challenges to those that care for them but would otherwise understand them less well.

A bit of background: my teenaged daughter was diagnosed with ADHD (and a year later, ASD). She suffers from severe anxiety which has been a further barrier to her accessing her education. She typically does not respond to people "telling her what to do". I had heard about Sarah Doll-Steinberg from parent groups, but initially (this must have been four years ago), she wasn't taking new clients and her waitlist was closed. A year later, we had not yet found ADHD meds that worked and I was desperate to work otherwise on the things that can make ADHD so difficult: impulse issues, executive function deficits, attention matters, and, of course, the comorbid anxiety. I consulted a professional in North America who, when they learned I was in London, recommended Sarah Doll-Steinberg. I of course recognised the name and tried again and as luck would have it, she was able to take my daughter.

My daughter has now been with Sarah for almost three years and although her case is complex, my daughter has learned, with Sarah's help, to manage many aspects of her ADHD. In turn, this has helped to mitigate her anxiety. It of course remains a work in progress -- there is nothing plain vanilla about my daughter's case (and it would not be appropriate to delve into that on a public forum) -- but suffice to say that my daughter recognises that Sarah has equipped her with tools that help, and we can see the benefit too. Our daughter often misses lessons due to anxiety but rarely misses a session with Sarah.

Our daughter is under a local authority education and health care plan (EHCP) which monitors our daughter's progress, and they have continued to endorse the work Sarah has done with our daughter and have encouraged continued work with her. (We did not need that encouragement; it has been clear to our daughter and us that Sarah's sessions help our daughter in so many ways.)

Sarah is always a pleasure to deal with. She exudes warmth and is non judgmental, both of which I know my daughter appreciates, as do I. She has lived experience to buttress her qualifications, and she brings to conversations with me a depth of reading of peer-reviewed research. As a family, we feel lucky to have found Sarah.

I saw a few of the earlier reviews (which appear to be from trolls) and just want to add that I trust Sarah implicitly. Her integrity is not something I would ever question. I hope my family's own *real* experience of Sarah will help those who, like us, are looking for help in navigating life with ADHD.

In 2020 in my late 30s, I was diagnosed with ADHD. A revelation that came after a friend pointed out my ADHD-like behaviours—a brave and insightful observation that I deeply appreciate. Due to health reasons, medication wasn't an option for me, so I sought out a specialist coach to help me navigate this new chapter of my life.

That's when I found Sarah.

Sarah's coaching was transformative. She guided me to understand ADHD and how it affected my daily life. Through her support, I developed effective coping strategies and "scaffolding" techniques that helped me manage my symptoms more effectively. Our sessions also delved into nutrition and the significant impact diet has on brain fog—a topic I found incredibly enlightening and beneficial.

One of the major challenges I faced was people-pleasing, an issue that was deeply ingrained and difficult to address. Sarah provided me with the tools and confidence to confront this behavior, significantly improving my personal and professional relationships.

My experience with Sarah has been invaluable, and I have recommended her to several friends who also struggle with ADHD. Her expertise, empathy, and practical advice have made a profound difference in my life.

Thank you, Sarah, for your unwavering support and guidance.

Waste of money and time needs not met by this charlatan- unprofrssional

How is this coach a member of the ice when she doesn’t adhere to its ethics

This is about making money rather than helping clients. Sarah Doll Steinberg is nothing short of a fraudster imo

Did not feel that my needs were…
Did not feel that my needs were addressed. I didnt get the 'rewire' as promised and it was basically a very expensive chat

Coach places far too much emphasis on structure which I struggled with - too much too soon and was actually very stressful . I would not recommend for anyone with anxiety or social anxiety