Coaching for neurodivergent professionals and parents, and for anyone tired of forcing themselves into systems that never fit.
Looking successful while privately drowning is exhausting. I spent years as a tech executive, succeeding on the outside while quietly falling apart on the inside. Until I couldn't. One day, I found myself staring at my monitor, completely lost. The burnout was real. I was withdrawing from my work, my relationships, and the parts of my life that used to feel like mine.
Getting diagnosed with ADHD changed everything. Not because it fixed me, but because I finally understood how to work with my brain instead of against it.
Now I help other professionals and parents do the same: stop managing around their brain, build systems that actually hold, and live a richer, more fulfilling life.
As a parent of two, I know how hard it can be to build systems that hold real life, not some idealized version of it. My work combines that lived experience with ADHD coach training from ADD Coaching Academy and more than two decades as a tech executive and educator.
All sessions draw on ADHD-informed coaching, systems thinking, and my experience with modern AI systems to build practical supports that fit real life.
Keep your ambition, but stop making adrenaline and recovery debt the operating system.
Notice stress earlier, recover with more intention, and respond with more choice.
Build routines and communication patterns for real homes, not idealized calendars.
Turn new self-understanding into systems, language, and daily choices that fit.
We start with your real week. What gives you energy? What drains it? Where do plans fall apart?
We build support around your actual workload, brain, family, and constraints.
You start by implementing the smallest useful version in daily life.
You keep what helps, drop what adds friction, and adjust as your experience expands.
Tatsiana sees what most people miss. She takes something that feels completely overwhelming and turns it into something clear and workable. I left sessions knowing exactly what to do next, which I did not expect.
Clea Founder and Parent
Tatsiana combines a rare ability to approach any problem from diverse perspectives. I found her extremely impactful whether I am navigating career choices or complex family decisions. Her deep knowledge of technology is a huge bonus.
Mahdi AI Engineer and Parent
No. Coaching is forward-looking and action-oriented. We build systems and test changes. If therapy is what you need, I'll say so and point you to a good therapist. Many clients do both.
No. Some clients are diagnosed, some are in assessment, and some are self-identifying. What matters is whether the patterns and approach resonate.
Most clients work with me in three-month chapters with a review at the end. Some stay for one chapter, some continue longer. No long contracts, no lock-in.
Fifty minutes, video call, structured but flexible. We start with where the week actually went, work on the highest-leverage thread, and leave with one or two specific experiments.
A thirty-minute intro call, free, no pitch. If it feels like a fit on both sides, we begin. If not, I'll point you toward someone better suited.
One call. Thirty minutes. We'll talk about what's hardest right now, whether coaching is the right tool, and what working together could look like.
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