Meet our team

Executive Function Coach

BEd, Dip Tchg, Cert Core EF Coaching

Erena is firm that ADHD is not a life sentence. She's here to help you understand yourself better and find your own unique path to success.
She offers this whakataukī:  I orea te tuatara ka puta ki waho
A problem is solved by continuing to find solutions.

Counsellor

NZAC Qualified Counsellor

If you're looking for a safe space to unmask and find support that's the right fit for you, Meg will ensure you feel welcomed and valued. Diagnosed AuDHD, she has depth in her practice with experience working in trauma & abuse, grief, addiction, women’s issues, family therapy including youth and early adulthood. And more.

Coach & Workplace Development Manager

BHSc Psychology

Tracey offers realistic and practical support to people living with ADHD. Experienced in one on one support, and organisational training and services, she strongly believes in working with the ADHD brain rather than fighting against it.

Counsellor

Bachelor of Counselling

Catherine creates a non judgmental environment where clients living with traits of ADHD, AuDHD, Autism, CPTSD and more thrive. She works with young adults, those adjusting to a late diagnosis-particularly women, as well as anyone dealing with anxiety, depression, and self-esteem issues.

Coach

ICF Coach

Annie is an ICF-accredited executive and ADHD coach. She is proudly ADHD and the parent of an ADHD teen. She is passionate about supporting others with ADHD to succeed.

General Practitioner

MBChB, FRNZCGP

Dr Sophie Mace is Beehyve’s Consultant GP. She has a special focus on ADHD, along with perinatal care, including breastfeeding and sleep. Sophie offers medication management and guidance on non-medication strategies. She can help with both symptoms and co-existing conditions related to neurodiversity.

Occupational Therapist

Donelle is an Occupational Therapist who brings 25 years of clinical, corporate and community practice experience to Beehyve. She specialises in helping people with ADHD and other forms of neurodivergence thrive. Her expertise extends to sensory processing differences, autism and dyslexia

Therapist

BSc (Physiology), Holistic Counselling and Psychotherapy, PCAF.

Alana believes that past conditioning doesn't have to limit the present. She is passionate about helping others experience the fullness that life has to offer.

Counsellor and Executive Coach

BA Psych MBA MCouns (Dist), Member NZAC, IECL

Kate welcomes a diverse range of clients and their whānau who may be working through a difficult life transition. She has a special interest in supporting early adulthood, relationship separation, menopause and disordered eating patterns.

Counsellor

Hayley

Hayley helps neurodivergent individuals understand themselves, embrace their strengths, and build fulfilling lives. Diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, she supports clients in breaking free from self-blame and unmasking exhausting habits. Her warm, flexible approach ensures a supportive safe space.

Occupational Therapist

Rosie is on a mission to help adults with ADHD (or who think they may have ADHD), complete ADHD assessments using the DIVA process. She also completes sensory assessments followed up with recommendations.

Counsellor

Abigail

Abigail's interests span neurodiversity, grief, and somatic work, which is a therapeutic approach focusing on the body's role in psychological health. In addition, Abigail brings unique insights to support students and the queer community. They also have lived experience of neurodiversity, including dyslexia and dyspraxia, which enables a deep empathy and understanding.

Coach

ICF Accredited and ADDCA certified Coach

Emma is dedicated to helping people embrace and love the ADHD life.

Emma's main focus is helping adults with recent diagnoses of ADHD. She draws on her own experience of being diagnosed late in life. Her mission is to help clients understand their unique brain wiring.

When you work with Emma, she'll help you develop practical tools for living with ADHD and embrace your strengths to find fulfilment.

Clinic Support Coordinator

Lucie is our Clinic Support Coordinator, and she handles all appointments and queries for our GPs and Psychiatrists. Lucie has bachelor's degrees science (psychology) and commerce (marketing/accounting) and is passionate about helping others. Her own ADHD journey began at age 6, leading her to understand the importance of acceptance and support.