I’m Christine Doyle — a late-identified Autistic & ADHD (AuDHD) woman, podcast host, speaker, trainer, and community builder

Through my 1:1 Post-Identification Companion Sessions, the Wild Women Community, and my podcast Unlearning Autism, I create spaces for reflection, connection, and unlearning. My focus is supporting Autistic, ADHD, and AuDHD women after late discovery — exploring identity, masking, sensory worlds, burnout, relationships, and belonging.

It’s not about having all the answers. It’s about asking better questions, validating lived truths, and walking alongside others as they make sense of who they are.

Testimonials

What my clients Say

Don't just take my word for it! Here is what some of my previous clients have to say about their work with me:


Enrolling in Christine’s My Kind of Life programme was honestly the best thing I have ever done for my mental health – my head is the clearest it has been in years. I had tried talk therapy before and while I found it good, I was fed up of talking and felt like I wanted […]

- Georgina


My experience working with Christine has been extremely positive. I first came to Christine with a lack of purpose in my life. I felt stuck where I was and I knew that I wasn’t living the life that I wanted to. Christine provided great support while I was making changes to my mindset and was always […]

- Anna


I booked an appointment with Christine on the advice of my doctor. I wanted a stronger antidepressant but got a talking to from my doctor about taking the time to go to a new therapist. I had been to therapy before but it was like putting a plaster on a wound that needed stitches. I still […]

- Client Nov 2022


Thank you for the time we spent working together and how much it has helped me. It is something I will always be grateful for. The tools you gave me and the things you taught me are invaluable and I’ve applied them in so many situations since and have had a very different outcome to […]

- Jen


As a person who had previously attended therapy and never wanted to return, when I started with Christine my whole view on therapy changed. Christine’s positivity and incredible insight really showed me how to challenge my negative thoughts and build a self-care plan that suits me. I am so lucky to have worked with Christine […]

- Tara


As a mid 50’s male I knew that, despite outwards appearances of being successful in life, I had taken the eye off the ball on my own health and wellbeing. Christine’s My Kind of Life four sessions spread over eight weeks has been truly life changing for me. Christine is very good at getting under […]

- Peter M


I can honestly say Christine has helped me both on a personal level and professionally.  She taught me about setting boundaries professionally which gave me great relief when I put those into practice. Time is always on my side now and I feel fabulous and so grateful for taking the time out to go on […]

- MB


Working with Christine over the past year has been truly life changing for me. I first came to Christine at a very vulnerable time in my life when I felt lost and without purpose. From our very first session Christine cultivated a safe, non-judgemental, and honest environment where I felt truly heard. Her realistic approach […]

- Roisin


Working with Christine over our four 1-2-1 sessions has truly been transformative to my well-being and rediscovering my authentic self.  After each session, Christine sends you a personalised summary of your session with a plan and goals for you to work on for the next session. Working with Christine empowered me to recognise my self-doubts, […]

- Danielle


Working with Christine has taught me so much. This work has helped me live intentionally, to forgive and accept myself for who I am. She has helped me live a life with gentleness, kindness and true to my core values

- Jess


Christine’s approach was soft & gentle yet extremely supportive & encouraging. She helped me realise that my lack of clarity on what I truly wanted was causing me to become distracted by what was going on around me & by what others were doing. Before working with Christine I was placing responsibility in/on others within […]

- Kate


My sessions with Christine have allowed me to focus on what is most important, and my time and life management have become so much better….. These sessions have massively lightened the load. I was one that really would not have believed in these kinds of methods. I would’ve dismissed it as a kind of whimsical […]

- Dylan

1-2-1 Work with Christine

I offer both counselling psychotherapy and wellbeing life coaching to adults. My therapeutic style is compassion focused, goal oriented and positively challenging.

 
 

Purchase Our Journals

Self-Reflect is a journal I designed for you. Each page has a date prompt for you to fill - inviting you to journal only on the days that are right for you. Throughout the journal you will find pops of positivity that I hope you love and at the start of the journal there is a space for your personal self-care affirmation. Enjoy x

 

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Unlearning Autism – The Podcast Coming Soon

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Why I No Longer Call Myself a Therapist

For over a decade, I worked as a counsellor and psychotherapist. I sat with people in their hardest moments, offered tools and models, and...
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Recommended Resources and Supports for late-identified Autistic Adults

“Can you recommend some neuro-affirming resources?” is one of the most common questions I am asked by new clients. Because as we FINALLY understand...
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This podcast is for women who have spent a lifetime trying to understand themselves — and were given the wrong explanations.

It’s for those who felt sensitive to a world that often felt too intense, too much… when in truth, they were navigating the world with a nervous system that needed more care, more honesty, and more understanding.

Here, we talk about late identification, what it means for us to be Autistic, ADHD, AuDHD, unlearning old narratives, regulation over performance, and what it means to build a life that actually fits.

Unlearning autism - my new podcast is available now .. well my little ad is .. so come follow along as episode 1 lands Wednesday 14 January 🥳🤸✨

➡️ Link in bio 

🙏Follow for conversations, musings and gentle truths 

🎧 Episode 1 launches 14 January

Available on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.

#unlearningautism #lateidentified #neuroaffirming #autisticwomen #gentlespaces #autisticstories
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It’s not a label
It’s a human right
A life changing gift 
Late identification has offered me the lens and information, language and understanding, to stop pushing through and keeping up, but instead to adjust, nurture and repair a nervous system that never needed more than everything I have right now. 

#latediscovered #lateidentified #autisticjoy #nervoussystemregulation #unlearningautism 
#adhd #adhdwoman #adhdwomen #audhd #audhdwoman 
#audhdwomen  #autistic  #autisticwoman #autisticwomen
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A busy brain combined with a feeling of always trying to catch up means rest can be really difficult to prioritise or achieve as an Autist. 
However, there is something about this time of year, knowing there is a togetherness in this taking the foot off the pedal, a togetherness in leaving tasks be and a general agreement to focus instead on the slowness of being, sitting, spending time that allows me to lean into rest guilt free. 
#latediscovered #lateidentified #autisticjoy #nervoussystemregulation #unlearningautism 
#adhd #adhdwoman #adhdwomen #audhd #audhdwoman 
#audhdwomen  #autistic  #autisticwoman #autisticwomen
is one whole day to myself on the couch, in my jammies, candles lit, lights down, fire glowing, my loved ones taking it in turns to pop in with warm drinks, snacks and a hug every hour, watching the White Lotus with unseen eyes .. oh and my inner critic on sick leave.

Who’s with me .. well not with me cos no one is invited to this but ykwim 😘
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INTEGRITY 
It’s 6 years now since perimenopause started and all the balls I had been juggling began tumbling to the floor.
Late identification came soon thereafter as it does for so many of us experiencing the cacophony of hormones and neurodivergence. 
Through this unknown territory I searched for ways to make it through, for perspectives that would be helpful for me that I hadn’t known
Self compassion and all it promised, and the associated compassion to others landed with me .. I mean how could I possibly go wrong if my goal is deep self compassion and kindness of thought to others? 
But the reality for me is that this ideal was impossible. Not because I wasn’t trying, but because, honestly it’s not reflective of what I needed. 
Over the past few weeks I have stepped into integrity. This step has been the most compassionate step I have made for me. It is coming back to a deep self trust and an end to a gaslighting of my feelings and my experiences. 
It’s a deep self honouring and behaving in line with my own worth. 
It’s an allowing of all that I am. 
Integrity… as an AuDHD this feels so much more honest, healing and spacious for me. 
If you are struggling with self-compassion maybe integrity might be a truer more honouring and more deserved intention for you?
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DISCLOSURE 
It’s a very personal thing and there is no right or wrong who, what, when, where and how. 

If I could recommend anything it is to listen to your own inner voice on what feels safe. 

For me there was only one choice. 

I am deeply aware of my privilege… I am self employed, loved, self content, healthy and happy. 

For me it was important I use my privilege and my voice so others could also wonder .. could this be me too .. and for others to reflect on the societal held stigma towards Autistic people that so many of us unconsciously hold. 

For me why wouldn’t I tell everyone this fundamental part of who I am? 

Yes some relationships will be impacted 
Leaving room for the right people to find you 
Yes your life will change
And for me my life has never felt so right for me 
Yes my career changed
And today I get to work with so many other ‘lost women’ to share language and community, to highlight the importance of soothing and nurture, to let them know they were never wrong or broken, just misunderstood and deeply isolated. 

I love what knowing myself has opened up for me. 

I am so glad I never listened to them, but, instead, listened to me.

Note: if you don’t feel ready to disclose, listen to that. And if you do, and like me are in a place you can safely do so, there is so much stigma we still need to break and each voice that can add to that, is a step to a safer place for all 💞