Neurodiverging is an online, sliding scale coaching practice and training organization supporting a worldwide, diverse clientele with issues related to neurodiversity, ADHD, autism, and executive functioning for adults and families.
You might have noticed that Neurodiverging isn’t like most traditional coaching platforms. As a neurodivergent-led organization, we understand the unique challenges faced by individuals with ADHD, autism, and other neurodivergent experiences. Our approach is rooted in personal understanding, professional certification, evidence-based supports, and a deep commitment to empowering our clients.
Here’s how we’re different:
- Personalized, Strength-Based Coaching: We develop individualized plans tailored to your unique needs, helping you build skills in communication, emotional regulation, time management, and more.
- A Commitment to Justice: Our larger mission is to advance disability awareness and social justice, creating a world where neurodivergent individuals thrive.
- Accessible for Everyone: We offer sliding-scale services based on a mutual aid model, ensuring coaching is available to as many people as possible.
The mutual aid model reflects our belief that communities thrive when we care for one another. This approach recognizes that access to resources should not be determined solely by financial means. Instead, we ask those who are able to contribute more to do so, enabling us to offer lower-cost options to those who need them most. It’s a collaborative, community-centered way of creating equity and sustainability, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to grow and succeed.
We’re here to help you build skills, confidence, and the tools to take on even bigger challenges. If you’re ready to explore what we offer, check out our programs or reach out—we’d love to hear from you.
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About Our Coaches:
Jenn Beavington – Head Coach (she/her): Nice to meet you! I’m Jenn, a late-discovered neurodivergent Mama, living in an unschooling neurodivergent family with my sweetie and 2 kiddos, on small island in BC, Canada.
As a certified life coach through the Coaches Training Institute, with a background in child and youth care, community development and facilitation, I have woven coaching skills into my work with communities, groups, and individuals over the past 15 years.
The path to integrating and supporting your neurodivergence can be an incredibly empowering and disorienting journey- one that offers the opportunity to craft a life more authentic to your real needs each day. And naturally, it may include grief, shame, and uncertainty.
As a coach my role is to offer compassionate presence in support of your needs, values, and vision, and hold space for you to live into what truly fits you. With professional knowledge and lived experience with burnout, PDA, nervous system regulation, executive function challenges, sensory needs, and internalized ableism, I offer trauma-informed and compassionate support. Through reflective listening, thought partnership, practical tools, clarifying and honouring what matters to you, and offering neurodivergent affirming resources, I aim to meet clients where they are.
Want to work with Jenn? Purchase a package today!
Jeremy Walker (he/him) is a certified life coach who specializes in mental health, relationships, development, transformation, and neurodiversity. He discovered he was on the autism spectrum at age 45, after encountering autistic burnout.
After a 25-year career in software development, Jeremy graduated from Newfield Network’s ontological coach training program in 2018 to dedicate himself to coaching full time. He currently holds a PCC credential with the ICF and is trained in developmental theory, cognitive behavioral methods, trauma informed coaching, shadow work, somatics, and mindfulness. Jeremy holds a PACT certification from Polarity Partnerships, and offers polarity mapping as a tool to help clients think in more flexible ways, up-level their values, and discover the wisdom of both-and.
Jeremy strives to meet each of his clients where they’re at, creating a safe environment where untapped wisdom can emerge and new perspectives can reveal possibilities for empowered action to achieve breakthrough results. For those who are ready to declare they’ve had enough of feeling stuck, Jeremy can help them work to release limiting beliefs and transform self-defeating patterns of behavior.
Jeremy likes to think of coaching as a powerful light that illuminates the path forward. It can be very helpful to see where we’re going, but we still have to walk the path ourselves. By doing so, we discover our capacity to rekindle the spark of inspiration we were born with and crack the emotional code that unlocks our greatest potential. No matter how difficult the path gets, the good news is that it’s all welcome here, the glory, the shame, and the WTF. The even better news is that as we keep going, it naturally becomes a masterpiece of beauty and greatness beyond words!
Want to work with Jeremy? Purchase a package today!
Lila Hartelius:
An intuitive, out-of-the-box strategist at heart, I help neurodivergent adults rewrite the rules of their life to glow up their lifestyle without masking their way to burnout.
Having left a burnout-inducing language teaching career in my mid-late 30s to start creating life and work on my own terms, I love drawing on my accumulated and applied knowledge in organizing, productivity, creativity, and self-care to help neurodivergent adults (especially late-identified) rethink and recalibrate their routines, projects, and relationships. I am particularly passionate about guiding clients with a menstrual cycle to discover what types of tasks feel most easeful for them in each cycle phase.
As a late-identified AuDHDer and queer non-binary woman, it is important to me, in the coaching process, to acknowledge how societal power structures facilitate or present barriers to mind-body connection, body literacy, and nervous system regulation for my clients. It is my intention to support clients in recognizing and honoring what they need to feel safe within and beyond the coaching space.
Where clients find it helpful and motivating, I am happy to collaborate on weaving elements of contemplative or creative arts practices into coaching. As part of my background that includes a wide variety of these practices, the focus of my B.A. in interdisciplinary studies from Naropa University integrated psychology to explore how performance art can be intentionally designed to facilitate healing and transformation for audiences and performers.
My coaching practice is informed by a Practitioner Certificate Course I completed in 2023 from AUsome Training for helping professionals working with autistic adults, as well as by a certificate I obtained in 2021 in a neuroscience-informed language coaching method and approach called Neurolanguage Coaching® (registered US and European trademark in the name of Rachel Marie Paling, the creator of this method and approach). Conscious of the self-led learning aspect inherent in working with a coach, I also draw on 10 years of professional experience in language teaching with diverse publics to incorporate knowledge and insights on key facets of personalized learning such as memory, motivation, energy and attention regulation, time management, and preferred learning styles.
Want to work with Lila? Purchase a package today!
Danielle Sullivan – Founder/ Parent Coach (she/they): Danielle is the owner and founder of Neurodiverging Coaching, and offers most of our webinars, group programs, parent training, and educational training programs. Danielle is a multiply-certified life coach and specializes in centering positive psychology, solution-focused approaches, trauma-informed learning, and communication and relationship building strategies.
They’re a graduate and certificate-holder of the Neuroscience Academy, a 34 hour program in applied neuroscience and brain health (2021). They hold a B.A. degree from Temple University in Philadelphia (2007) and a M.A. degree, graduate certificate in women and gender studies, and a certificate of college teaching from the University of Colorado, Boulder (2013). Danielle has also completed significant continuing education in positive psychology, coaching through resistance, emotional intelligence, clinical psychology, and child psychology.
Danielle had intended to remain in academia to work on gender, disability, religion and human rights, but pivoted after she was diagnosed autistic around age 30 after her eldest child was also diagnosed. In looking for resources for herself, she found very little, and began producing the Neurodiverging Podcast to try to develop and offer resources for others like her, and who have kids like hers.
Danielle is agender, polyamorous / ethically non-monogamous, and queer, and is dedicated to providing a safe space for growth and discovery for folks and families of all kinds and configurations. They are a member of the Attention Deficit Disorder Association and the Autistic Self Advocacy Network. You may also be interested in their continuing self-education reading list here, or their One Sheet.
Danielle is generally available for parent coaching, educational training, and coach training. She is occasionally available for life coaching. Email us to inquire. (You can also join her for group coaching on the Patreon!)
About Our Writers:
Sophia Kaur is a queer neurodivergent Sikh coach & consultant, writer, and facilitator whose work focuses on supporting people through their Underworld journey in learning their responsibility towards the collective good in this lifetime. Sophia is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Glasgow and hold two Masters: one in Social Work and the other in International Relations.
Sophia is an AuDHDer which is reflected in the fact that they are working on two novels, Saying Hello & Chthonia. In Sophia’s spare time, she likes to frolic in the wild forests of Alba (Scotland) and talks to the trees and bees leaving offerings of honey for the sweet spirits of the woodlands. Learn more about working with Sophia here: www.sophiakaur.org.
Kenna Fraser (she/they) is a queer, neurodivergent administrative assistant and writer. Kenna is currently working on a double major in Psychology and Women & Gender Studies at Athabasca University.
As a late-diagnosed ADHDer and self-diagnosed autistic, Kenna joined the Neurodiverging community as a patron in 2023 and can often be found in the Get Stuff Done channel. In their free time, they love playing cozy games like Stardew Valley and rewatching their favourite shows while cuddling with their two cats, Mia and Poppy.
Caden Gabriel (pronouns they/them) is a queer, trans, gender nonconforming, autistic, adhd artist, writer, activist and healer. They believe in transformative justice through individual healing work and community organizing. They love combining their wide array of experiences to better community and individual wellness, including their experience teaching and caring for children, mindfulness meditation practice, mental health knowledge and advocacy, energy healing using Reiki, mind-body contemplative practice, and eclectic, intuitive art making. Caden is a creative thinker who moves through the world with a trauma-informed lens, prioritizing lived experiences of those oppressed by white supremacy, patriarchy, and the gender binary. They have a B.A. in Psychology and Human Development, with a minor in Human Development, and they are a future Social Work Therapist. They support Neurodiverging part-time doing admin work, social media, and writing
Contact:
Collaboration ideas: Please email us at contact@neurodiverging.com, or leave us a voice message here.
Mailing Address:
Danielle Sullivan
603 S Public Rd, #63
Lafayette, CO 80026-9998