Data and AI executive. ADHD-informed coach. Mother of two.

Coaching for people carrying high stakes, high responsibility, and ADHD realities.

I help executives and families build practical systems that respect the physiology and chemistry of an ADHD brain. The approach combines deep data and technology leadership context with firsthand family pressure and coaching practice.

  • Science-informed
  • Real-world practical
  • Compassion with structure
ADHD pattern fluency Executive operating context Family life realism

The bridge

One coaching language across boardroom pressure, brain chemistry, and family life.

At work

Leadership load, decision fatigue, context switching, and ambition without burnout.

In the nervous system

Attention variability, emotional reactivity, and the physics of an ADHD brain under stress.

At home

Calendars, children, relationships, and the daily logistics where plans either survive or break.

Who I support

Executives and founders

Managing focus while leading teams, strategy, and high-consequence decisions.

Parents and families

Creating calmer routines, stronger communication, and steadier emotional climate at home.

Adults diagnosed later in life

Reframing identity, turning insight into action, and rebuilding around strengths.

What makes this coaching different

ADHD depth

Support grounded in ADHD patterns, nervous-system realities, and practical behavior design.

Executive pressure fluency

Sessions account for leadership load, performance demands, and the pace of data and AI organizations.

Family reality, not theory

Advice is built for real homes and calendars, not idealized routines.

How we work together

Small experiments, fast feedback, compounding relief.

  1. Map current patterns, pressure points, and strengths with precision.
  2. Design high-leverage experiments for work, family, and routines.
  3. Review outcomes, adapt quickly, and compound what works.

Composite Example

From reactive weeks to calm execution in 10 weeks

Before

  • Constant context switching and unfinished priorities
  • Work wins but home life felt chaotic and draining

After

  • Weekly planning rhythm and realistic decision rules
  • Clearer boundaries, calmer evenings, better follow-through