Meet Your Coach!
I believe parenting a neurodivergent child is a very unique and special experience—but it comes with a lot of unique challenges. And I want to help you navigate them with confidence and connection.
I’m Brittney, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with specialized training in ADHD treatment (ADHD-CCSP). As a junior high school counselor, I see firsthand the struggles teens and tweens face when ADHD symptoms are poorly managed—and the heartache parents feel when they don’t know how to help their child.
That’s why I became an ADHD and Executive Functioning parent coach. I’m passionate about empowering parents like you with ADHD-specific tools and strategies that not only address your child’s challenges but also strengthen your relationship with them. My goal is to help you create a home where your child thrives academically, emotionally, and socially—while giving you the confidence to support them in reaching their full potential.
You deserve to feel equipped and encouraged as you guide your ADHD child, and I’m here to cheer you on every step of the way.
-Brittney
My Crew
When I’m not working with other people’s teens, I’m spending time with my own. This is my crew—a loud, energetic, and wonderfully unique bunch, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
As a mom of five, including my oldest who is both ASD and ADHD, I understand the joys and challenges that come with parenting neurodivergent kids. Navigating the ups and downs of neurological disabilities has taught me firsthand how important it is to be an unwavering source of love, guidance, and support for my children.
I’ve learned that I am their greatest resource—not because I’m a counselor, but because I’m their mom. Friends, teachers, and therapists will come and go, but my husband and I are the constants in their lives. That’s why building strong, lasting relationships with them is our #1 priority.
Through my online resources and coaching services, I can help you make it your #1 priority too—so you can feel confident supporting your neurodivergent child and create a home environment where they can thrive.