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There are no wrong brains

…and conformity to broken systems shouldn’t be a badge of honor we’re eager to wear.

About Brittany

Why I Do This Work

I was a deeply sensitive and creative kid. Art was where I thrived, and I could hold conversations with adults more easily than with kids my own age; my emotional intelligence was sharp. But in crowded classrooms, under buzzing fluorescent lights, the very places where confidence was supposed to grow, mine was slowly chipped away.


Neurodiversity wasn’t even a word yet. 


I was labeled with “Unspecified Learning Disabilities,” which I later discovered were really a mix of ADHD (rarely diagnosed in girls back then), dysgraphia, dyscalculia, and dyslexia. School quickly became the place where my struggles stood out, both through the system itself and in watching other kids thrive while I worked twice as hard. I wanted so badly to succeed, but what I learned, again and again, was the painful lesson that I wasn't smart. 


My heart aches for the little girl I was. I wish I could go back and give her the support she needed, to spare her DECADES of rebuilding confidence and trying to shed the imposter syndrome that has haunted me ever since. At that young age, I didn’t know to question authority, systems, or culture (at least not until my teen years, where I rebelled against everythiiing; a story for another time).


As I grew older, and educated myself, it was clear to see that our systems prize efficiency and capital above all else and in so doing, leave many of us doubting our abilities (and sanity) often before we have the language to name it.


Now I invite others to see that conformity to broken systems is not a badge of honor we should be striving for. This work is about carving out authentic, sustainable lives, despite the culture and systems that define success so narrowly.


I help neurodivergent adults trust themselves, uncover their strengths, and claim a deep sense of belonging because the world needs what we bring. This isn’t just healing work; it’s rebellion. It’s truth to power.

How Neurodivergent Help Should Be

How Neurodivergent Help Should Be

How Neurodivergent Help Should Be


Neurodivergent support done right is about validating people’s lived experience. It’s about helping you understand the wiring of your brain, normalizing your preferences and special interests, and giving you tools to thrive, set boundaries, self‑advocate, and having the courage to build the life you actually want.

The Cost of Staying Masked

How Neurodivergent Help Should Be

How Neurodivergent Help Should Be

Masking is certainly necessary in many situations because it keeps us safe. But if we are highly masked more times than not, this comes at a high cost. It drains your energy and keeps you stuck in a life that doesn’t feel like your own.


Unmasking is scary. But it’s also where the real living begins.


What if we stopped seeking validation from the very systems that robbed us of our confidence in the first place?

My Philosophy

I take a humanistic, neurodivergent-affirming approach that refuses to pathologize difference. Using a sensory and executive functioning lens alongside Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), I help you move from stuckness to momentum.

Credentials

I bring a background as a Master’s-level Occupational Therapist, with six years of experience supporting both kids with learning differences and adults navigating mental health challenges. That experience shaped how I see the whole person: their environment, context, routines, and capacity.


I’m now a coach, informed by that background. I’m trained in Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), and I use its principles in a coaching, not clinical, context for forward-focused progress. I’m also trauma-informed, which means I honor lived experience, respect nervous system cues, and keep our work collaborative and safe.

"Neurodivergent people are the canary in the coal mine"

...When we struggle, it’s usually the environment, the routines, the systems that need a redesign, not us.  


(Autistic advocate Freestone Wilson first used this metaphor in the 1990s: canaries aren’t weak, they’re sensitive. Their distress signals danger in the air. The same is true for neurodivergent people in unhealthy systems.)  


What status quo have you normalized that deserves to be questioned?  


Sensory First.  


PSA: We don’t focus, plan, prioritize, get started on tasks, or remember well when our nervous systems are stuck in low grade fight-flight-freeze from:  


fluorescent lights  

open-office chatter  

constant tech pings  

visual chaos and uncomfortable spaces, etc.  


Sensory Dysregulation = Less Capacity for What Matters  


That’s why sensory informed coaching, including ADHD coaching and autism support, matters.  


It’s about creating conditions, environments, and routines that dovetail with your wiring.


My Approach  


I bring a rare combination of frameworks designed for neurospicy brains:  


Executive functioning coaching  

Sensory-informed support  

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) principles: moving forward without endlessly dissecting the past  

Social prescribing: weaving art, nature, & community into your routines as fuel for wellbeing  


The NeuroAuthentiq Difference  


You’re the expert; I’m a creative collaborator, & sometimes body-double to overcome task initiation challenges  

Practical curated tools that fit your wiring  

Capacity-building strategies that amplify your strengths, traits, & values  

Community included: 1:1 clients also get access to group calls that accelerate progress  


Is this you?  


My clients are often:  


Late diagnosed ADHD or autistic adults  

Creatives and entrepreneurs struggling with follow-through  

Rebels who question the status quo and want life on their own terms  

Professionals drained by rigid work environments  

Rocking a “spiky profile”: brilliant in some areas, challenged in others  

Anyone wrestling with time blindness, task initiation, & organization  

Overstimulated in many environments that others seem fine in  


If any of this feels familiar, you’re in the right place!

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