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Neuro-Affirming Life Coaching

Do You Feel Misunderstood or Stuck?

Do you feel misunderstood, socially anxious, or unsure how to communicate in ways that feel natural to you?
Does socializing feel stressful, exhausting, or inauthentic, like you’re masking just to fit in?
Do you struggle with confidence, connection, or fear of rejection?

Are you overwhelmed by daily life demands—like planning, organization, task initiation, emotional regulation, or maintaining routines that actually work for you?
Do work, school, dating, or life transitions feel harder than they seem for others?
Do you feel like your therapist, doctor, family, or peers don’t fully understand how your brain works?

If you’re tired of feeling this way, you’re not broken—and you’re not alone.
Neuroaffirming coaching can help you build communication skills, confidence, authentic connection, and executive functioning strategies that support your everyday life—without changing who you are.

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Currently Supporting:

We currently support individuals seeking neuroaffirming coaching for communication, confidence, connection, and executive functioning, including:

  • Neurodivergent individuals, such as autistic and ADHD clients

  • Individuals experiencing executive functioning challenges, such as planning, organization, task initiation, follow-through, and time management

  • Individuals interested in unmasking, self-acceptance, and appreciating themselves for who they are

  • Individuals navigating Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) and emotional regulation

  • Anyone wanting to feel more confident, fluent, and authentic in their communication

  • Anyone who feels awkward, different, or like a misfit and wants to feel more connected, understood, and at ease

You don’t need a diagnosis to benefit from neuroaffirming coaching—if this resonates, you’re welcome here.

Alex Lioznov, Founder and Lead Coach

Hey, I'm Alex Lioznov-
Founder of NCC!

I'm a neurodiverse-affirming life coach- focused on helping individuals communicate and connect authentically!
Alex Lioznov, Founder and Lead Coach

(I look like this once a year when I'm invited to a fancy event)

How can coaching help you?

 

Communication, connection, and daily functioning look different for everyone. What feels easy for some can feel overwhelming, confusing, or exhausting for others. That’s where neurodivergent coaching comes in.

We provide one-on-one coaching for neurodivergent adults, creative thinkers, and those who feel a little different from the crowd. Together, we explore your unique goals and build practical strategies for everyday life, focusing on social confidence, authentic connection, and executive functioning skills.

Together, we focus on what matters most to you:

  • Feeling more confident starting and maintaining conversations

  • Building friendships and relationships with people who genuinely accept you

  • Dating with more ease, confidence, and self-assurance

  • Setting healthy boundaries that protect your energy

  • Navigating work, school, or life transitions

  • Learning when and how to mask—or unmask—in ways that feel safe and authentic

  • Improving executive functioning skills like planning, organization, task initiation, and emotional regulation

  • Creating routines and systems that work with your brain, not against it

Our coaching supports both social communication and executive functioning skills—two areas that shape confidence, connection, and everyday ease.

Our approach is never about “fixing” who you are. Instead, we focus on listening, encouraging, and equipping you with practical strategies that fit your personality, strengths, and goals. Through neuroaffirming, strength-based coaching, we help you thrive in everyday life while honoring your authentic self.

Let us hyper-focus on helping you!

It's Not Your Fault!

The Double Empathy Theory, proposed by Damian Milton, suggests that communication difficulties between autistic and non-autistic (allistic) individuals are not solely due to a lack of empathy in autistic people.​

Instead, it argues that communication breakdowns arise from a reciprocal disconnect in understanding due to differing communication styles, cognitive frameworks, and social expectations.​

Essentially, it's a two-way problem where both groups struggle to understand each other's perspectives. 

Are you a Neurodivergent adult that is looking to make new friends or to date? Join the Neurodiverse City Connection Facebook community and introduce yourself to others seeking meaningful connections:

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