Coaching Services
Consider me your thought partner and collaborator in navigating life with ADHD. If your ADHD is affecting your personal development, focus, or follow-through, I can offer support. Together, we can identify what you need and desire to live your most fulfilling, authentic life. Then, we’ll define clear, actionable strategies to help you get there.
I’m not a therapist, but I can help you think about the right questions to ask at your next appointment.
I specialize in working with adults - executives, creatives, entrepreneurs, and those in life transition who are looking to dive into self-discovery and understanding. I also work with young adults in life transitions looking for guidance on where to start mapping out their life plans.
Adults
Life coaching for adults with ADHD or executive function challenges. Whether you’re looking to shift your career, advocate for yourself differently
Young Adults (18+)
Transitioning from high school age to the next phase of life, college or not. Transitioning from college age to the next phase of life after college, exploring a career or job.
Parents
Parenting a child or children with ADHD can require a great deal of energy, especially if the parent is neurodivergent themselves. Parent coaching will help to build a collaborative, supportive and understanding for your family. Parent coaching is a great option for families where the child is not ready, not willing or too young to benefit from coaching themselves.
I’m here to help
I’m not a therapist, but I can help you think about the right questions to ask at your next appointment. I’m not your boss, but we can outline reasonable ADHD accommodations you’d like to request in your workplace. I have a husband and 2 kids, so I also understand what it’s like to navigate family life with ADHD. I’m a sounding board, a resource, and a partner on your journey to finding joy in working with your brain.
What Our Clients are Saying
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Michelle O’Keefe / CEO, Mom Up
“Lindsay’s workshop on Embracing Neurodiversity was an eye-opening experience that equipped me with valuable insight and tools. Her engaging presentation brought in many participants from the MomUp community offering an opportunity to deepen knowledge and empower individuals to confidently navigate interviews and advocate for inclusivity.”
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Matt Streif
“The thing I like most about Lindsay is that she just simply gets me. I've worked with a few coaches before and it's such a relief to finally find someone who seems to bring out my natural problem solving capabilities through the collective energy we experience in sessions. We've come up with so many exciting ideas along the way and I'm grateful to have someone who helps me organize my thoughts, stay on track, point it out when I'm using my natural ADHD abilities, and keep me motivated. I'm more confident in myself than ever before, have clarity about the path forward, and can't imagine a better coach to be working with.”
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Michaela Payne / MLT(ASCP)
My time with Lindsay is a safe haven and a much needed pause in my week. Her calming presence and guiding questions help me reset and get to the root of what I want to progress with. I leave our sessions less overwhelmed and fully ready to tackle my goals!
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The 10Beauty DEI Committee
"We had the pleasure of hosting Lindsay as our guest speaker for a Lunch and Learn on Neurodiversity in the Workplace, and the experience was transformative for our team. One employee shared, 'I was initially skeptical, but took great value from the session for some very important personal reasons.' Lindsay has a remarkable ability to engage her audience, making complex topics accessible and relatable. The inclusion of fidget toys and interactive activities was a hit, keeping everyone engaged and focused throughout the session. Her approach not only educated but also created a safe space for reflection and discussion. We highly recommend Lindsay to any organization looking to broaden their understanding of neurodiversity and foster a more inclusive workplace."
