It’s time to support your brain — in a way that actually works.
30 days of ADHD-friendly executive function tips — sent straight to your inbox.
Simple, doable support to help you plan, follow through, and stay organized (in a way that actually works for your brain).

Daily executive functioning support — straight to your inbox.
For ADHD brains who want to follow through, focus, and function with more ease (and less shame). No overwhelm. No pressure. Just doable tips, delivered daily.
Your ADHD Pocket Coach
What’s in the ADHD Pocket Coach Series?
30 days of daily emails with ADHD-friendly tips, tools, and encouragement — all designed to help you strengthen your executive functioning without the overwhelm.
🛠️ Quick tools to calm the chaos
Simple, doable strategies to help you feel more in control at home — no 37-step systems or color-coded bins required.
🧠 Real talk about how your brain works
Not a boring brain lecture — just clear, helpful insights into how executive function affects things like planning, focus, and follow-through.
🪞 Mindset shifts that actually stick
Gentle prompts and practical reframes to help you let go of shame and start organizing in ways that support your ADHD brain.
📦 Tips tailored to your organizing style
Whether you're a stasher, piler, or magician, you'll get strategies that help you lean into what already works — and make it work better.
📄 Bonus: A downloadable summary + workbook
At the end of the series, you’ll get a printable PDF with all 30 tips plus space to reflect, take notes, and build your own executive functioning toolkit.
A $27 Value!!

I help adult’s with ADHD navigate their life journey with compassion and courage.
I kept all the balls in the air, I managed a successful therapy business, I managed two busy kids. I kept working all through the pandemic. And things worked well.
Until they didn’t.
Realizing that I was so much like my ADHD kids, I sought out to get my own assessment and diagnosis.
Taking my training and knowledge of emotions, behaviors, the brain and development I began to dig into how to make my ADHD work for me.