Esther Bangura is a London-based certified ADHD Coach and neurodivergent specialist helping adults across the UK build systems that work with their brain, not against it, across money, executive function, burnout, stress, and everyday life.
Esther works with neurodivergent adults who are capable, intelligent, and often high achieving, but privately exhausted.
They are managing careers, relationships, and responsibilities while quietly struggling with disorganisation, overwhelm, emotional fatigue, and the weight of years spent masking.
Money is often part of the picture. But it is rarely the whole story.
Esther understands this from the inside. Diagnosed with dyslexia and dyspraxia at 35, and ADHD at 40, she spent years achieving things on the outside while running on empty on the inside. The burnout. The masking. The health impact of never slowing down. The financial chaos that followed low-capacity seasons.
Everything changed when she stopped trying to fix herself and started understanding how her brain actually works.
That shift is the foundation of everything she does.
Esther was diagnosed with dyslexia and dyspraxia at 35 and ADHD inattentive type at 40.
For years before her diagnosis she achieved things that looked impressive from the outside. Promotions.
Businesses. A two-income household. But she was running on fumes. Years of masking, pushing through, and ignoring her own capacity eventually took a toll on her health.
What she has come to understand is that the seasons where she thrived were the ones where she was unknowingly leaning into her neurodivergence.
Regulating her nervous system. Setting boundaries. Understanding her patterns. Taking down the mask and asking for support.
The diagnosis did not change who she was. It gave her language for what she had always known.
That understanding now shapes how she supports every client she works with.
Esther has been featured across leading podcasts discussing ADHD and money, neurodivergent financial wellbeing, money shame and avoidance, building brain-friendly money systems, and what it truly means to feel financially free as a neurodivergent adult. Listen to her full interview catalog below.