Leadership growth is rarely about learning more — it’s about seeing differently.

These case studies show how coaching and the 3 A’s Framework (Awareness, Accept, Agency) help leaders and teams navigate complexity, improve communication and lead with greater authenticity

Case Studies: Real Stories of Leadership Transformation

Coaching Neurodivergent Leaders in a Federal Government Department

A federal department with “brilliant minds but lots of friction” needed to build psychological safety and improve communication among neurodivergent and female leaders.

Through one-on-one and group coaching embedding the 3 A’s Framework* and growing EQ, leaders developed greater self-awareness, compassion, and emotionally intelligent communication.

Result: More confident leaders, stronger peer relationships, and early signs of improved wellbeing across teams.

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Supporting a Senior Leader with ADHD in Transition

When “Anna” stepped into a demanding senior leadership role, her late ADHD diagnosis brought both clarity and uncertainty. Coaching helped her use the 3 A’s Framework* to create structure, balance, and confidence in leading her neurodiverse team.

Result: Clearer communication, stronger boundaries, and a renewed sense of confidence in leading authentically.

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*Our 3 A’s Framework for leadership coaching

1. Awareness - calm the nervous system /reduce overwhelm through increasing gentle, curious awareness of your patterns, strengths, and the unique ways your mind works

2. Acceptance - reduce unhelpful thoughts and judgements and that critical voice in your head, quietening the inner critic and letting go of the pressure to mask overcompensate

3. Agency - From awareness and acceptance, reclaim the freedom to lead, create, and live in a way that truly honours how you’re wired and works towards livng a life with meaning and more clarity

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Every leader’s story is different — but transformation begins the same way: with awareness and the willingness to grow.

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