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ADHD Coaching: Helping You Function in a Neurotypical World

Support the show via my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/AspergersStudio Shane Tharpp, a 43-year-old father of four, embarked on a journey of self-discovery when diagnosed with ADHD and autism in his mid-thirties. His path was riddled with misdiagnoses, from depression to bipolar disorder, before the revelation of his neurodivergence. Through introspection and therapy, Shane found solace in freelancing and ADHD coaching, eventually delving into the world of project management. His deep-rooted passion for helping others led him to co-found a men’s ADHD support…

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Unlocking Your Career Path: An ADHD Career Coach’s Keys to Job Search Success

Support the show via my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/AspergersStudio Shell Mendelson, an experienced ADHD career coach, brings over 35 years of expertise in career coaching and counseling to the table. With a master’s degree in vocational rehabilitation counseling and training under the renowned author Reid Miles, Shell has guided and impacted the lives of over 1500 clients. Her passion lies in helping individuals navigate career transitions, aligning their skills with personal aspirations and work environment preferences. Through her interactive and instructional masterclass,…

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Stories: Trading the Rat Race for Paradise: A Coach Finds Balance in Hawaii

If you’re feeling trapped in the rat race of the corporate world, striving to become someone you’re not, then you are not alone! Dana Mahina’s journey from Silicon Valley to executive coaching in Hawaii will inspire you to embrace authenticity and find your true purpose. My special guest is Dana Mahina Meet Dana Mahina, an accomplished executive coach, author, and podcast host. With a successful career in Silicon Valley, she made a courageous shift to pursue her true calling of…

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Sliding Scale Model Enables Flexible Neurodiversity Services

“You’re Not Alone” In a world where neurodiversity is often misunderstood, Danielle Sullivan’s journey took an unexpected turn. From a late autism diagnosis to becoming a beacon of support for neurodivergent individuals, her story is one of resilience and empowerment. But the real twist? It’s how she’s changing the narrative around neurodiversity, and the impact it’s having on those seeking understanding and acceptance. Want to know how she’s doing it? Stay tuned for the inspiring I think the most common…

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Navigating Neurodiversity: An ADHD Coach’s Journey

Feeling lost and misunderstood as a neurodivergent individual? Imagine finding a coach who not only understands your struggles but has lived through them herself. Vida Carey’s journey from teacher to advocate takes an unexpected turn, and her personal revelation will leave you eager to hear more about her unique approach to self-advocacy. Vida Carey, a neurodivergent coach, draws from her experience as a former teacher and a mother of a child diagnosed with ASD. Her journey into coaching began with…

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Empowering Neurodiverse Individuals: Harnessing the Power of Personal Motivation with Zachary Wyman

Support the show via my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/AspergersStudio In a world that often felt like an uphill battle, Zachary Wyman found solace and purpose in the vibrant city of Seattle. But little did he know that his personal journey would lead him to unexpected places, unveiling a true passion within. Now, as he embarks on a remarkable endeavor to empower and support neurodiverse individuals, Zachary’s story takes an unforeseen twist. Brace yourself for the unexpected as we delve into the life…

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Effective Communication and Self-Expression: Elad “Al” Pines’ Advice for Navigating Social Interactions

Support the show via my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/AspergersStudio Elad “Al” Pines is no stranger to adversity and change. Born in Israel, his formative years included relocation to the United States, coping with bullying, and a late-stage diagnosis of Asperger’s and other cognitive nuances. These circumstances have honed Al’s unique perspective towards accepting and overcoming life’s challenges. As he continued to push against the odds, Al’s journey led him to explore different spiritualities and engage in continuous self-growth, which uniquely equipped him…

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Stories – Jessie May Wolfe: Finding Courage and Connection Through the Heart

Heart-centered entrepreneur Jessie May Wolfe journeys from fashion design to coaching, discovering the power of heart intelligence along the way, and now inspires and uplifts others with her HeartRise Movement. My special guest is Jessie May Wolfe Introducing Jessie May Wolfe, an inspiring entrepreneur with a diverse background in creative industries. From her early days in documentary filmmaking and photography to her experience as a clothing line founder, Jessie May has always been guided by her adventurous spirit and passion…

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Unlocking Executive Functioning Secrets with Dr. Bibi Priyesh

Meet Bibi Priyesh, a skilled educational therapist and learning specialist devoted to aiding individuals with diverse learning needs. Operating out of West Los Angeles, Bibi works with students ranging from first grade to college, offering personalized remediation and championing a more comprehensive understanding of neurodiversity. With an education that spans three countries, Bibi brings a distinctive understanding of different educational systems and their teaching methods. Focusing on executive functioning, she guides parents and teachers in recognizing executive function difficulties and…

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Friendship and Dating.

Help with Friendship and Dating Hello, Are you on the spectrum and having trouble finding friends or keeping a relationship long enough to be happy. Well my next guest Jeremy and Ilana are Friendship and Dating coaches who have helped thousands find friends or find that certain someone and maintain a solid relationship. We talk about what they think the problem is with those of us on the spectrum when it comes making friends. Jeremy talks about the 3 things…

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