Meet the Team
All of our coaches are neurodiversity-affirming professionals with at least 5 years of experience supporting neurodivergent individuals. Each brings their own unique combination of professional expertise, relevant education and training, and personal experience with neurodiversity to their work.
Specializing in supporting neurodivergent individuals who want to build social confidence, unmask, communicate with self-assurance, expand their social circles, make friends, navigate dating, and embrace themselves fully.
Specializing in supporting neurodivergent adults, teens, and parents in strengthening executive functioning, building confidence, and creating practical strategies to manage daily life with clarity and self-trust.
Specializing in supporting neurodivergent individuals, children, and families in understanding their neurodivergence, navigating school supports, and building practical strategies that empower both parents and students.
Specializing in neurodiversity-affirming support for children, teens, adults, and parents, helping individuals and families understand their needs, build practical strategies, and create lives where they can thrive.
Specializing in neurodiversity-affirming support for children, teens, and young adults, helping clients navigate challenges, build practical strategies, and move forward with confidence.
Specializing in supporting neurodivergent individuals in better understanding their mind and body. Passionate about working together to build practical and sustainable strategies to improve overall wellbeing.
Supporting neurodivergent individuals of all ages, including those navigating a late diagnosis, self-understanding, and practical strategies for everyday life. helping clients move away from shame and “shoulds” and toward supports that work with their unique brains, while also helping individuals and families navigate school supports and self-advocacy.
Supporting people of all ages and stages of life, along with their families and partners, whether they come with a diagnosis, a late discovery, or just a hunch. She looks at the whole picture, including the nervous system, daily routines and environment, to build small, realistic goals and supports that fit how each person’s brain works.