Our ADHD brains can offer profound gifts to the world. Since our brains make so many more connections compared to neurotypicals', we often bring enormous creativity, passion, and divergent ideas. But I didn’t always think this way.
For most of my life, I overcompensated for my executive functioning deficits by working twice as hard and long as others.
My goal is to be the coach and mentor I wish I had when I was younger.
I've devoted my life to reaching and teaching young people.
In my professional roles as a high school teacher, college professor, and coach, I've mastered the ability to help people ignite their motivation, problem-solve, attain their goals, and find strength within.
My time in the classroom taught me about the powerful challenges students with ADHD experience in school systems that weren't designed for their brains.
I offer a deep understanding of how high schools and colleges work, including how 504 plans, IEPs, or accommodations can be maximized.
Together, we can utilize school resources and self-advocacy skills to give your student an easier, more enjoyable, and successful school experience.
My M.A. in English and Education equips me with the skills and knowledge to teach diverse learners.
Master's Degree
I'm trained by the ADDCA program, one of only two accredited schools by Professional Association for ADHD Coaches.
I'm trained by the Hill School to help young people with executive function challenges.
ADHD Coach
Executive Function Coach
I know what it is like to parent a smart and curious kid with a neurodivergent mind. I share your commitment to raising young adults who can leverage their strengths to solve their problems and leave the world a better place.
I offer parent coaching to empower you with the knowledge, awareness, and skills to build a functioning, confident, self-driven kid.
I’ll partner with you and your child to achieve better functioning at school and at home through a strengths-focused, evidence-based approach.
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