If you answered “No” to any of the questions above, you’re in the right place at the right time in your life, and I’m going to help you change your answers to “Yes’s.”

Most neurodivergent people aren’t living their best lives because they don't understand the "why" behind what makes their unique brains operate. If you don't understand the "why," the question of "how" seems nearly impossible to answer. Why do I have difficulty identifying and regulating my emotions? Why do I have difficulty in social situations? Without answers to questions like these, you'll never be able to figure out "how" to take control of your challenges, instead of letting them control you. 

Don’t worry, it’s not your fault. Your neurotype plays a huge part in who you are and what you are doing in your life, right now. There is an answer for every challenge you experience, whether it be social, sensory, emotional, etc., and once you learn the root cause of your concerns, you can learn how to accommodate your own needs and live your best, most authentic life.

The great news is that our brains aren’t hardwired, like we used to think they were, meaning that “you can teach an old dog new tricks,” so to speak. 

You are worthy of feeling understood and validated, and that includes how you perceive yourself. You CAN learn how to manage the challenges that are holding you back, and how to shift from a powerless to a empowered mindset. You just need the knowledge and support of a neuropsychotherapist (who's also neurodivergent), like me.

Most neurodivergent people aren’t living their best lives because they don't understand the "why" behind what makes their unique brains operate. If you don't understand the "why," the question of "how" seems nearly impossible to answer. Why do I have difficulty identifying and regulating my emotions? Why do I have difficulty in social situations? Without answers to questions like these, you'll never be able to figure out "how" to take control of your challenges, instead of letting them control you. 

Don’t worry, it’s not your fault. Your neurotype plays a huge part in who you are and what you are doing in your life, right now. There is an answer for every challenge you experience, whether it be social, sensory, emotional, etc., and once you learn the root cause of your concerns, you can learn how to accommodate your own needs and live your best, most authentic life.

The great news is that our brains aren’t hardwired, like we used to think they were, meaning that “you can teach an old dog new tricks,” so to speak. 

You are worthy of feeling understood and validated, and that includes how you perceive yourself. You CAN learn how to manage the challenges that are holding you back, and how to shift from a powerless to a empowered mindset. You just need the knowledge and support of a neuropsychotherapist (who's also neurodivergent), like me.

Have you ever asked yourself any of these questions?

Please take a moment to think of all the worries and doubts that are entering your mind as you think about living the life you desire and deserve. What challenges are standing in your way of achieving your life’s goals and dreams?

Take a minute to write down your feelings. These are just some of the exercises that we work on using neurocounseling techniques. It's really refreshing to see your life from a different perspective, and that's my expertise.

Please take a moment to think of all the worries and doubts that are entering your mind as you think about living the life you desire and deserve. What challenges are standing in your way of achieving your life’s goals and dreams?

Take a minute to write down your feelings. These are just some of the exercises that we work on using neurocounseling techniques. It's really refreshing to see your life from a different perspective, and that's my expertise.

“Your Attention goes where your energy flows..."

The choice is yours. 

Right now, whether you realize it or not, you are standing at a big fork in the road.. and depending on which path you take, the rest of your life could turn out very different or it could be more of the same. 

Here’s what I mean. You can stay on your current life’s path. 

Time will march on. The years will pass you by. And you will ingrain even more of the very same patterns that are keeping you stuck. 

As you get older, it will get harder to change. Science proves this. So does looking around at everyone else. 

Or...you can learn to overcome any obstacles and accelerate your progress toward your goals and dreams, faster & easier than ever before. 

Everything in your life can get easier…or it can stay exactly the same as it is now. 

The choice is yours. 

Right now, whether you realize it or not, you are standing at a big fork in the road.. and depending on which path you take, the rest of your life could turn out very different or it could be more of the same. 

Here’s what I mean. You can stay on your current life’s path. 

Time will march on. The years will pass you by. And you will ingrain even more of the very same patterns that are keeping you stuck. 

As you get older, it will get harder to change. Science proves this. So does looking around at everyone else. 

Or...you can learn to overcome any obstacles and accelerate your progress toward your goals and dreams, faster & easier than ever before. 

Everything in your life can get easier…or it can stay exactly the same as it is now. 

How We Can Work Collaboratively:

I understand you and believe you should be heard.

I understand you and believe you should be heard.

Here's a little bit more about Jess:

I am a multicultural Asian and AuDHD woman and a proud member and avid supporter of the LGBTQIA+ community. I am a passionate advocate for social justice and human rights, especially gender and racial equality. 

I am dedicated to learning what neurodiversity-affirming approaches work best for AuDHD women, and practice everything I teach, personally. 

I was born in New York and currently reside in the Waukesha area. I was raised by a single mom, who is my best friend, role model, and business partner.

What makes me happy in life?

I am a multicultural Asian and AuDHD woman and a proud member and avid supporter of the LGBTQIA+ community. I am a passionate advocate for social justice and human rights, especially gender and racial equality. 

I am dedicated to learning what neurodiversity-affirming approaches work best for AuDHD women, and practice everything I teach, personally. 

I was born in New York and currently reside in the Waukesha area. I was raised by a single mom, who is my best friend, role model, and business partner.

What makes me happy in life?

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