If you have ADHD or identify as neurodivergent, you may have goals, ideas, and responsibilities that matter deeply while struggling with getting started, following through, feeling overwhelmed, prioritizing, or staying organized in a way that works for you.
While I’m not an ADHD-specific coach, I work with many clients who have ADHD or identify as neurodivergent and are looking for practical, supportive ways to move forward.
This work focuses on finding approaches that work well with how you function, making getting started, following through, and staying organized feel more doable in your day-to-day.
accountability that feels supportive
getting started on tasks that feel hard to start
breaking big goals into manageable steps
reducing overwhelm and increasing clarity
building simple structures and routines you can easily use
noticing patterns that get in the way of follow-through
making decisions when everything feels urgent
reconnecting with self-trust after periods of frustration or inconsistency
identifying and working through whatever may be getting in your way
My approach is collaborative and nonjudgmental. We work with your strengths, real-life constraints, and the way your mind works.
** Please note: Coaching is not a substitute for therapy, diagnosis, or medical treatment, but it can be a valuable space for practical support, reflection, and forward movement.
you know what you want to do, but have trouble getting started
you often feel stuck between intention and action
you struggle with consistency and want support without pressure or shame
you have a busy mind and need help turning ideas into doable steps
you want more structure, but not rigid systems that make you feel worse
If this is the kind of support you're looking for, you can start by filling out a coaching reflection form. This helps me understand what you’re looking for and how I can best support you.
You can also learn more about how I work here.