What seems like a lifetime ago, I spent a decade as a news editor, where constant deadlines gave me built-in structure, direction and focus. Ultimately, though, I craved a career that gave me the chance to have a tangible, personal, positive impact on people's lives. 

Enter coaching. 

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But then life threw me a huge curveball: Completely unexpectedly, my first child was born with disabilities. (Stemming from an extremely rare gene anomaly that science would not even know about until well into his teens.) Suddenly, I was thrust into a whole new realm of finding strength in the midst of struggle. 

As the focus of my coaching shifted toward fellow caregivers, I began leading support groups, including one for parents of children with ADHD. That experience inspired me to dive deep into specialized ADHD coach training.

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There was no doubt. I’d found my calling. 

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For more than a decade now, I've been committed to helping adults and students face their executive function challenges head-on. Each success story reinforces my belief that, with the right guidance, people with ADHD can leverage their strengths, mitigate their challenges and transform their lives.