Blog

Many of the neurodivergent people I work with are exceptionally capable. They are thoughtful, intelligent, creative and often deeply motivated. Yet many arrive in coaching feeling overwhelmed, burnt out, or stuck in patterns that make life and work harder than they need to be. Often the problem isn’t ability. It’s the constant effort of navigating systems, expectations and environments that were not designed for their way of thinking. Over time, this can lead to familiar expe

Most of us are taught to admire one kind of attention above all else: the ability to concentrate, stay on task, and see things through to...

For many neurodivergent people, tasks with multiple steps can feel like trying to hold water in your hands- no matter how much you try to...

A new school or university year often brings a mixture of feelings—excitement, nerves, anticipation, and, for many neurodivergent...

Having recently published a post on motivating ADHD learners I thought I would focus again on motivation and productivity. We'll be...

As dedicated educators, we strive to create engaging and motivating learning environments for all our students. However, when it comes to...