Life’s messiest moments often happen between people. Relationships—whether they’re romantic, professional, or platonic—are where misunderstandings, unmet needs, and unspoken frustrations pile up. Throw in a neurodivergent lens, and suddenly, even well-meaning conversations can feel like battles.
Communication & Relationship Coaching isn’t about teaching you “how to communicate better” or turning you into someone you’re not. It’s about helping you show up in relationships without shrinking, masking, or losing yourself. It’s about figuring out what you actually need and learning how to ask for it—without all the guilt or second-guessing.
Relationships on Your Terms: This isn’t about mastering “perfect communication.” It’s about saying what you mean, asking for what you need, and holding your ground—even when it feels messy or uncomfortable.
Unmasking Without Losing Yourself: No more shrinking yourself to avoid conflict. No more hiding your needs to keep the peace. This is where you learn to stay fully present, show up unapologetically, and connect in ways that feel freeing—not forced.
Dodging Emotional Landmines: Miscommunication, emotional overwhelm, rejection sensitivity—these aren’t walls. They’re signals. Together, we’ll decode the patterns that keep tripping you up and turn them into tools for deeper understanding and connection.
You’ve swallowed your words, silenced your needs, and twisted yourself into someone else’s version of acceptable—just to keep the peace. And you’re done.
It’s for the person who:
This is where we untangle the chaos, uncover your voice, and make room for relationships that don’t require you to disappear.
Because You’re Done Being Misunderstood.
Relationships shouldn’t feel like a performance. You don’t need another “how-to” that starts with masking and ends with burnout. This isn’t about fitting into their world—it’s about building connections that make room for yours. The kind where you don’t have to translate every thought, tone down your enthusiasm, or pretend you’re okay when you’re not. This is for you, the version that doesn’t bend or break to meet someone else’s expectations.
It’s not about breathing through it or pretending you’re fine. This is about listening, learning, and building something sustainable. Together, we’ll figure out what your emotions are trying to tell you—why rejection feels like a spotlight on your worst fears and how to shift from reacting to responding. No hacks, no suppression, no shame.
It’s not about playing by their rules—it’s about making your own.
You’ve been taught that relationships are about compromise, but what no one told you is that compromise doesn’t mean losing yourself. Neurodivergent communication isn’t about fixing flaws—it’s about leaning into what makes you you. This service isn’t here to make you better at their expectations. It’s here to help you stop twisting yourself into knots and start showing up in ways that feel natural, honest, and sustainable.
Listening to Your Emotions, Decoding the Noise
Emotions aren’t random—they’re alarms. But for a neurodivergent mind, the alarms don’t come with instructions; they blare louder, longer, and without warning. Rejection doesn’t just sting—it confirms every fear you’ve been trying to quiet. Emotional spikes don’t just overwhelm—they stop you in your tracks. And the advice to “just calm down”? It feels like the biggest slap in the face.
This isn’t about ignoring the noise or pretending it’s not there. It’s about sitting in the middle of it, learning its language, and finally hearing what your brain has been trying to tell you. Not because you’re broken, but because you’ve been fighting a battle no one taught you how to navigate.
This isn’t about ignoring your emotions or trying to manage them into submission. It’s about understanding what they’re asking of you. Together, we’ll unravel the patterns that keep you stuck, explore the rejection that spirals, and figure out how to move through it all without feeling like you’re betraying yourself.
You’ve been told to manage your emotions by ignoring, suppressing, or overpowering them. That’s not working. Emotions aren’t problems—they’re data. And with the right tools, you can read that data and use it to make your life easier, not harder.
Your emotions aren’t a problem to fix. They’re a part of you that needs to be heard. This is where you stop running, start listening, and finally feel like your emotions don’t own you—they’re just speaking a language you’re about to understand.
Supporting Yourself First
Parenting is hard. Parenting with ADHD? It’s chaos wrapped in guilt, with a side of “Why can’t I get it together?” Society loves to tell you that good parenting starts with being everything to your child. But here’s the truth they don’t say out loud: You can’t be there for them if you’re running on fumes. This isn’t about your child—it’s about you. Because when you’re overwhelmed, disconnected, and drowning in shame, no amount of parenting tips will help.
This isn’t a Pinterest-perfect guide to parenting. It’s a reality check for ADHD parents who are tired of trying to be “enough” for everyone except themselves. Together, we’ll focus on what’s really holding you back: the mental chaos, the shame spirals, the energy drains. We’ll create systems that work with your brain, not against it, so you can stop surviving and start showing up in a way that feels real.
Recognize Your ADHD Reality ADHD doesn’t just live in your to-do lists—it shapes how you think, feel, and parent. It’s not about what you’re missing; it’s about understanding where the challenges lie so you can stop feeling like you’re always one step behind. Together, we’ll explore what actually needs your attention, without judgment or shame.
Break the Shame Cycle ADHD guilt runs deep: the feeling that you’re not doing enough, not being enough. That relentless self-criticism doesn’t just hold you back—it buries you. We’ll call out the shame for what it is and shift the narrative to one rooted in honesty and self-compassion, so you can finally see yourself as enough.
Create Systems That Work for You Perfect plans and rigid routines break before they start. Your life needs strategies that adapt to real days—the messy ones, the overwhelming ones, and everything in between. Together, we’ll build systems that help you navigate the chaos without feeling like you’re failing at every turn.
Model Emotional Regulation You don’t have to be perfect to guide your child through their emotions. Co-regulation—learning to navigate emotions alongside them—doesn’t just teach your child self-compassion; it reminds you to extend the same grace to yourself.
Reclaim Your Energy Parenting with ADHD means you’re always running on empty, trying to pour from a cup that never refills. We’ll explore boundaries and practices that protect your energy, so you have the clarity and bandwidth to parent without the constant weight of overwhelm.
Parenting advice assumes you’re a neurotypical parent in a neurotypical world. You’re not. This flips the script: It’s not about your kid; it’s about you. Your capacity, your needs, your ADHD. Because when you’re supported, they’re supported. When you’re grounded, they thrive.
This isn’t about fitting into someone else’s expectations—it’s about rewriting your own rules. It’s messy, honest, and sustainable. If you’re ready to focus on you first, this is where it starts.
Translating the Experience, Building Understanding
Being seen isn’t the same as being understood. ADHD makes that gap even wider—where your experience feels chaotic, misunderstood, or minimized. Explaining it? Feels impossible. Your words don’t land the way you mean them to, or worse, they bounce back as frustration. It’s not about blame or bad intentions; it’s about speaking two different languages without a translator.
This service is the bridge. It’s about giving you the tools to articulate what ADHD feels like from the inside out while helping your partner learn how to truly listen—not to fix, not to defend, but to understand.
This isn’t couples therapy, and it’s not about teaching your partner how to “deal with” ADHD. It’s about creating space for your voice to land, helping you communicate your needs with confidence, and guiding your partner to approach with curiosity instead of frustration. Together, we’ll build a shared framework for navigating the challenges of ADHD without turning them into battlegrounds.
Because ADHD doesn’t just live in your head—it’s part of how your relationship functions. Miscommunication isn’t about bad intentions; it’s about mismatched perspectives. This service bridges those gaps, giving you the tools to articulate your reality and helping your partner step into a role of support and understanding.
Spousal Coaching isn’t about smoothing over every rough patch or “fixing” anyone. It’s about navigating ADHD together with clarity, respect, and tools that fit your unique dynamic. When both voices are heard, connection thrives—even when ADHD throws its inevitable curveballs.
Communication shouldn’t feel like a minefield. These services help you show up with clarity and confidence—setting boundaries that hold, staying grounded under pressure, and building relationships that support you instead of draining you. It’s about connection that feels real, not forced.