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She does not speak about neurodivergence from the outside. She has lived it, researched it, and built a practice around it.
Her sessions are warm, evidence-informed, and designed to leave people feeling seen rather than fixed.
Why Esther
- Keynote presentations
- Interactive workshops
- Staff training sessions
- Panel discussions and expert contributions
- Co-design consultancy for neurodiversity-inclusive services
Delivery Formats
Esther Bangura is an experienced speaker, trainer, and workshop facilitator working with organisations, corporates, local authorities, and community spaces to deliver sessions that are practical, inclusive, and informed by both lived experience and original research.
Her work sits at the intersection of ADHD coaching, neurodiversity inclusion, financial wellbeing, and sustainable performance. Sessions are designed to educate, reduce stigma, and give neurodivergent adults and the teams around them practical tools they can actually use.
Who Esther Works With
- Individual professionals and business owners
- Corporate organisations and HR and L&D teams
- Local authorities and public sector organisations
- Charities and third sector organisations
- Universities, colleges, and student support services
- Community groups and neurodivergent-led spaces
- Debt charities and financial wellbeing programmes
Areas Esther Speaks On
- ADHD and neurodivergence in the workplace
- Executive function, productivity, and follow-through
- Burnout prevention for neurodivergent professionals
- Masking, workplace pressure, and long-term health impact
- Stress spending, financial shame, and money avoidance
- Financial wellbeing for neurodivergent adults
- Sustainable performance for high-performing ND professionals
- Neurodiversity inclusion and co-designing services that work
- Supporting late-diagnosed adults in professional settings
Speaking, Workshops and Training
Neurodivergence, ADHD, Financial Wellbeing and Workplace Inclusion
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.
