A little bit about me

From mud sliding and polar bear swims (I loved the rush), all the way to unintentionally defying authority and very often missing important information, I displayed very obvious signs of ADHD as a kid.

When I was 19, my overwhelm hit an all time extreme and I was formally diagnosed with combined type ADHD and Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD). From that moment, I felt a deep sense of responsibility to not let anyone ever have to experience the same intense emotional turmoil. 

So I started opening up to my peers and sharing my story. Which led to opening up to colleagues, bosses, and eventually taking myself online to share with the world.

I continue to talk about the barriers to being diagnosed and receiving services, the amazing impact it had on my ability to create a thriving career, and the way finally understanding my brain helped me grow to sincerely love who I am. 

Now, I'm sharing my story and long-kept secrets with the world and helping women with ADHD lead confident and purposeful lives through my signature program ADHD Unraveled.