
Leadership, Individual and Team Coaching
With advanced training in ADHD and Executive Function

With advanced training in ADHD and Executive Function

Leadership is complex and multifaceted, especially in today’s rapidly changing world. I partner with you to identify your key stakeholders and clarify the exact value you need to deliver, now and in the future. Together, we will leverage your core strengths, tap into your passions, and navigate the specific hurdles where you get stuck.
Think of our sessions as your “third space”: a dedicated environment entirely focused on your growth. Many leaders tell me that what they need most is space, self-awareness, and practice to confidently guide their organizations forward. Leadership coaching is that space.

You have a team of brilliant people, but is the work they do together greater than the sum of its parts? Are they working together to achieve a big goal they could not achieve without each other? Do they understand who their work serves and are they aligned on what delivering value looks like today and into the future?
I partner with education and non-profit organizations to transform parallel work into a living, breathing collaboration of passions and skills. We will align your team around a shared vision that inspires them every morning, allowing you to achieve a collective impact far greater than anyone could reach alone.

As students move through high school and college, ADHD can add extra layers of challenge. Increased academic rigor and greater demands on planning, organization, and follow-through often leave students feeling stuck or burned out.
ADHD coaching centers on the student honoring their strengths and passions while co-creating the skills, structures, and accountability needed to succeed in school and life. Coaching leverages the growing desire for independence at this age, allowing the student to drive the car while the coach provides some tools and a space to experiment and grow.

The ADHD Leadership Paradox: Limitless energy, visionary thinking, and thriving in chaos… met with time blindness, emotional decisions, and dropped balls.
Up to 40% of entrepreneurs and leaders are neurodivergent. The very traits that make you a brilliant visionary can also make day-to-day management feel like an uphill battle.
In this coaching space, we don’t try to fit you into a neurotypical box. Instead, we work together to leverage your unique strengths while building creative, practical strategies to master the executive functions you need to lead with confidence.
Thanks for stopping by – here is a little bit about me: I live with my husband, 3 children, dog, cat and small flock of chickens. I love being with my family, gardening, walking in the woods and practicing yoga.
For more close to three decades, I’ve had the privilege of leading teams, starting initiatives and helping people grow across the nonprofit and education sectors. While the landscapes have varied from large health non-profits and faith-based organizations to educational spaces my core mission has remained the same: helping people discover what truly drives them and coaching them through the obstacles that hold them back. I believe that when you find that thing that gets you up in the morning and is worth your time and talent, extraordinary goals become achievable.
I’ve developed a deep passion for the intersection of ADHD and leadership, rooted in both my personal and professional experience. So often, we miss the incredible talents of neurodivergent leaders simply because they aren’t great with a planner. My work is designed to start from a place of strength and true partnership, co-creating creative solutions to the unique challenges leaders face.
Today, I work as a Leadership, Team and Executive Function Coach at an independent secondary school in Massachusetts and I coach clients independently through my business.
Education & Training
My educational journey reflects my commitment to both leadership and neurodiversity. I hold a BA in Political Science (focused on school policy and leadership) from Merrimack College, and a Graduate Certificate in Neurodiversity and Learning Differences (with a focus on Executive Function) from Landmark College. I love to keep learning and am currently expanding my reach through an M.Ed. in Education and Leadership at Antioch University, Executive Leadership Coaching at Harvard University, and an Advanced Accreditation in Team Coaching from Brown University.
I am an International Coaching Federation (ICF) credential holder (ACC) Associate Certified Coach, a Certified Mentor Coach and Certified ADHD Coach,
