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From farmer, lawyer, and professor to ADHD Coach. NeuroQueer.org founder Dylan Alter (they/them) offers 1:1 & group ADHD coaching, co-working, workshops, and more. They've developed The PUG: A Personal User Guide To Your ADHD Brain, as a structured model for curating one's own ADHD support.
Find them in the community hub, or on their website at AlternativeADHD.com
My coaching style is based on unconditional acceptance. I meet each client where they are in their ADHD journey, then help them to identify their strengths and use them as a scaffolding to build sustainable strategies.
Noor Wise is a relationship strategist, intimacy educator, body language analyst, and neurodivergence coach. Noor approaches this work with a warm, curious, compassionate attitude through an intersectional, trauma-informed, biopsychosocial lens. They especially love working with diverse and non-traditional partnerships and adult-identified, multiply-neurodivergent individuals and groups.
Pasha Marlowe, MFT, is a trauma-informed marriage and family therapist turned neurodiversity coach. She specializes in individuals and couples who want to focus on interpersonal relationships, communication, emotional & nervous system regulation, Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria, embodied emotions, and trauma triggers. She is especially skilled at holding space for couples with parent-child dynamics, chronic illnesses and sex/intimacy issues when one or both partners have ADHD.
Tianna Renee Arredondo (they/them) is a writer and guide that is devoted to cultivating practices of curiosity. They pull from their life experiences of: death, grief, addiction, interfaith ministry, institutions, earth, and neurodivergence. They share insights, prompts, reflection sessions and truth tools at their corner of the web, genuinelycuri.blog.ous They currently serve as a regenerative initiatives researcher, partnership manager, and curriculum designer when they’re not making art or holding reflection sessions with clients.
Nancy first began observing personal power dynamics in 1969, and as an informal youth development counselor,
has engaged in thousands of hours of transformational coaching. As an early groundbreaker in the
LGBTQQI+ movement, she was a founding member of one of the first feminist bands of the 1970’s (The Berkeley
Women's Music Collective) and in 1981, played bass with Unknown Gender at the First International Women’s Rock
Festival in Berlin, Germany. With juveniles and adults, she draws from a wealth of resources in Motivational
Interviewing, trauma informed behaviors, Choice Theory, personal exploration, Mind Body Medicine, and is a
Master ACEs Trainer (Adverse Childhood Experiences.) For 19 years she was Co-Director and Leadership Coach for
one of the earliest Queer youth support groups in California. She brings a lifetime experience in communication,
group process and transformational inquiry to foster emotional intelligence and well-being.
I'm White, queer, and trans-masculine gender queer, and based in Philly. Before I began pursuing a career in counseling or coaching, I practiced as a photographer, and still do today. Regardless of which hat I'm wearing, I tend to work in the spaces between shadow and light, and seek creative ways to redirect and shift focus.
According to
I'm White, queer, and trans-masculine gender queer, and based in Philly. Before I began pursuing a career in counseling or coaching, I practiced as a photographer, and still do today. Regardless of which hat I'm wearing, I tend to work in the spaces between shadow and light, and seek creative ways to redirect and shift focus.
According to my clients, I show up as a creative, thoughtful, grounded and compassionate sounding board and guide. It is vitally important to me to bring integrity, playfulness, spaciousness, insight, and earnest curiosity into every session.
As both a client and a therapist, I've seen the immense transformative power of therapy. Yet I also see some of its limitations. As a coach, I have more flexibility to curate my approach around the client, rather than pathologizing habits or lifestyles which have aided in their survival.
I welcome your weirdness.
I am a white, non-binary, queer, neurodivergent, billingual (Spanish/English) and multicultural clinical social worker, trauma sensitive movement and breath facilitator, professional trainer, choreographer and community organizer.
I’m deeply committed to neuroscientifically-grounded and mycelially-guided embodiment practices that support
I am a white, non-binary, queer, neurodivergent, billingual (Spanish/English) and multicultural clinical social worker, trauma sensitive movement and breath facilitator, professional trainer, choreographer and community organizer.
I’m deeply committed to neuroscientifically-grounded and mycelially-guided embodiment practices that support our collective disengagement from white-body-supremacy, which fosters opportunity for anti-oppressive and trauma sensitive connection with every breath, movement, choice, thought and word.
Multiply neurodivergent (ADHDer and autistic), student at heart and a geek, more than 16 years of experience as an academic, educator, mentor, and curriculum developer at both university and school level. Latinx and nonbinary, Puertorican, fully bilingual (English/Spanish). I use my lived experience as an educator, neurodivergent person,
Multiply neurodivergent (ADHDer and autistic), student at heart and a geek, more than 16 years of experience as an academic, educator, mentor, and curriculum developer at both university and school level. Latinx and nonbinary, Puertorican, fully bilingual (English/Spanish). I use my lived experience as an educator, neurodivergent person, queer, and parent of neurodivergent kids to help build a neuroinclusive society, this is why I became a Neuroinclusive Coach. Formally trained at ADDCA (ADDCA Basic Coaching Trainee).
Hi! I’m KJ Kelsch (they/them), and I’m a movement performance coach, NASM-certified Personal Trainer, and a certified Mobility Restoration Specialist through Z-Health. I’ve dedicated my life to helping people achieve a greater degree of freedom in their daily movement. I love helping people discover ways to incorporate quality, intentio
Hi! I’m KJ Kelsch (they/them), and I’m a movement performance coach, NASM-certified Personal Trainer, and a certified Mobility Restoration Specialist through Z-Health. I’ve dedicated my life to helping people achieve a greater degree of freedom in their daily movement. I love helping people discover ways to incorporate quality, intentional, joyful movement in their lives in the ways that work for them. Your movement program will be customized for YOUR body, movement performance goals, and what you need to move through the world in a fluid and pain-free way. I'm committed to making fitness spaces and programs safer and more accessible for trans/non-binary, queer, and neurodiverse people.
I am a white, queer, trans masculine (they/them) therapist with fluency in poly, kinky, and gender minority experiences. I enjoy working with clients around setting boundaries, living into the direction of your longings, existential questions, and developing richer interpersonal relationships. I am patient but not passive and appreciate
I am a white, queer, trans masculine (they/them) therapist with fluency in poly, kinky, and gender minority experiences. I enjoy working with clients around setting boundaries, living into the direction of your longings, existential questions, and developing richer interpersonal relationships. I am patient but not passive and appreciate meeting with clients who are motivated toward learning and change.
I experience some neurodivergence myself and welcome yours as a thread (or a whole swath) of our explorations together toward your greater self-acceptance and life satisfaction.
510-467-0647 - please leave a voicemail with a phone number to return your call
Fee: $200/session - not in network with providers but provide superbills
Shelly Lyons, M.S., is an ADHDer specializing in Coaching Neurodivergent Adults, Employers, and Family Members in the areas of Executive Functioning, Career, and Holistic Well-being. Shelly also provides Neurodiversity and Strategic HR Consulting services to businesses ready to 1) grasp the benefits of hiring and supporting Neurodiverse
Shelly Lyons, M.S., is an ADHDer specializing in Coaching Neurodivergent Adults, Employers, and Family Members in the areas of Executive Functioning, Career, and Holistic Well-being. Shelly also provides Neurodiversity and Strategic HR Consulting services to businesses ready to 1) grasp the benefits of hiring and supporting Neurodiverse Talent and 2) embrace organizational transformation.
Lyons Consulting Group LLC, including Shelly Lyons Coaching, was founded to disrupt the status quo by creating meaningful change through Coaching for Neurodivergent individuals and launching Neuro-inclusive organizations toward their full potential.
Our mission is to create a more Neurodiversity-affirming world through individual and organizational transformation.
Shelly@ShellyLyonsCoaching.com
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Founder of Queer ADHD, currently on sabbatical.
Many of us joined NeuroQueer because we were tired of coaching in isolation. NeuroQueer provides support and community for coaches, as well as clients. We work together on professional development to ensure we're providing the best coaching possible to our clients.
We know cooperation and collaboration are the best ways to support ourselves, and our community.
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