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Support For ADHD Women Tired Of Trying Harder.

Strengths-based coaching and counseling that goes beyond productivity, so you can reduce overwhelm, build self-trust, and create sustainable change.

You're in the right place!

You're in the right place!

Does this Sound familiar?

Perfectionism can keep you stuck, not only in getting started, but in redoing things over and over without feeling like they’re good enough.

Setbacks often feel personal, making it hard to reset without sliding into self-criticism.

Organization, prioritizing, and follow-through can many times take a lot of energy.

Planners, apps, and routines may help for a while, but can become hard to sustain.

Masking and holding it together can make you look “fine” on the outside while feeling overwhelmed underneath.

You may look like you are managing on the outside while feeling overwhelmed underneath. Maybe you are exhausted from trying to keep up. Maybe you are hard on yourself because things that seem simple for other people still feel difficult to start, organize, or follow through on. That does not mean you are lazy. And it does not mean you are failing. It may mean you need support that understands how ADHD actually affects your life.


You’re not failing and this isn’t a motivation problem.

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Hi, I’m

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I work with women with ADHD who want meaningful change, not just more strategies to “try harder.”

Many of the women I coach or see for therapy are capable, insightful, and deeply committed, yet still find themselves stuck in cycles of overwhelm, self-criticism, perfectionism, and inconsistent follow-through.

My approach is strengths-based and practical. Together, we identify the patterns that keep you stuck, build support that is realistic for your life, and develop tools that help you follow through with more confidence and less burnout.

Clients often describe feeling more steady, more clear, and more self-trusting as they learn what actually helps and how to use it consistently.

Tailored Support For You!

Tailored Support For You!

My Specialties

ADHD affects more than productivity.
For many women, the hardest part isn’t just organization or time management, it’s the repeated cycle of overwhelm, inconsistent follow-through, self-criticism, and burnout.

Support should match the full experience. I offer both ADHD coaching and therapy, and we’ll clarify which is the best fit for your goals.

Strengths-Based ADHD Coaching

Practical, results-driven support for follow-through, overwhelm, decision fatigue, and routines that actually stick—built around your strengths and real life.

ADHD Therapy

Clinical support for the emotional and mental health side of ADHD like self-criticism, perfectionism, rejection sensitivity, burnout, anxiety, and the patterns that keep you stuck.

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Not sure which fits? We’ll clarify together in a consultation.

The Process

Click one button

Choose to directly schedule a consultation using my online calendar here.

We meet and simplify

We’ll talk about what feels hard right now, what you want support with, and what you want to be different. You do not need to have it all figured out before reaching out.

Choose what’s next

If it feels like a good fit, we’ll schedule a first session. If you want time to think, that’s okay too.

You don’t have to figure this out on your own

We can take the next step together, at a pace that feels manageable.