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At Neurodiverse City Connection, we recognize that every individual is unique & deserves support tailored to their needs. We understand the challenges of living with a brain that thinks differently than the majority and know there aren’t enough resources available to support autistic adults. We aim to change that!
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What sets us apart is that all of our coaches are licensed therapists (including speech, occupational, mental health professionals) with extensive experience working with neurodivergent adults. Each coach either identifies as neurodivergent or has years of experience supporting this community and is deeply passionate about making a positive impact within it.
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At Neurodiverse City Connection, our specialty is supporting Level 1 Autistic adults in enhancing communication, connection, and overall well-being. We are here to listen, empower, advocate, problem-solve, empathize, and hold you accountable as you work towards meeting and exceeding your goals.
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We'll help you unmask, be your authentic self, and still express your message clearly. We'll also guide you in finding a supportive community that truly understands and accepts you. Whether you're navigating dating, career changes, family communication, self-advocacy, or shifting a negative mindset into a positive one, our coaches are here to support you.
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We specialize in coaching adults with Level 1 Autism, including those who are self-diagnosed. Whether you're navigating a new diagnosis, unmasking, or seeking support you've been missing, we're here to guide you.​
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Finding community can be challenging. Our virtual social groups connect neurodiverse adults, offering a supportive space to make friends, share experiences, and build meaningful relationships.
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There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to parenting, especially when it comes to raising neurodivergent children. Our experienced coaches have worked with hundreds of neurodivergent children and their families, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Let us be here for you and guide you, so you can be there for your child and guide them.​​​​​​​
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At Neurodiverse City Connection, you’ll find a team that truly understands and empowers you.
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I can't think of a single reason why you wouldn't schedule a free consultation, can you?​​
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Many individuals ask: How is coaching different from therapy?​
While both coaching and therapy aim to support personal growth and well-being, they differ significantly in their focus, approach, and objectives.
Therapy tends to focus on healing the past and present, helping individuals navigate psychological issues, emotional struggles, trauma, and mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, or other disorders. The goal of therapy is to understand, heal, and manage these challenges, providing the tools to improve overall mental health and emotional well-being.
Coaching, however, is primarily future-focused. A coach works with you to clarify your goals, enhance personal development, and achieve specific, actionable outcomes. Coaching is often ideal for individuals who feel mentally stable but are looking to elevate various areas of their lives—whether it’s career, relationships, health, or personal achievements.
Many of our clients come to us after benefiting from therapy but are ready to move beyond healing and focus on thriving. Others seek coaching because they feel their therapist may not fully understand their unique neurodivergent brain and are looking for a coach with a deep understanding of neurodiversity-affirming support. Additionally, many coaching clients are currently in therapy, and their therapist recommends coaching as an excellent complement to further support their personal growth and goals.
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At our practice, we empower you to break through barriers, unlock your potential, and achieve the life you’ve always envisioned.
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TESTIMONIALS WORKING WITH US <3
MARKUS
"I did my coaching with Alex. She is easy to talk to and very insightful in coming up with ways to help me with what I needed. I was struggling with interpersonal skills and it was affecting my job. She helped me to learn ways to improve how I am perceived by others and what I struggled with for years she helped me drastically improve during our sessions. Thank you, Alex!!"
ARI
"When I began the process of searching for a new job after graduating, I quickly realized that I needed new strategies to manage and work with my ADHD, rather than against it. Once I began meeting with Alex, I noticed improvements manifesting in my life each week. I was given a goal each week to work towards, and accomplishing each goal inspired me to proactively face each new challenge head-on."
Marin
"As a neurodiverse adult, It has been a challenge to find the type of support I needed. Alex is an incredibly helpful and supportive social skills coach. The role-playing exercises and thoughtful guidance in navigating workplace social situations have been especially beneficial. I really value the opportunity to talk through real-life scenarios and gain practical strategies that I can apply directly to my job. I highly recommend Alex to anyone looking to build confidence and improve their social interactions."