Struggling with overwhelm, burnout, and scattered focus as a sensitive, spiritually-minded neurodivergent creative?

Transform chaos into clarity, sustainable focus, and renewed energy.

Go from exhaustion and doubt to thriving with purpose and joy.

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Meet Alison Rose

Neurodivergent Learning Coach | Whole-Body Focusing Practitioner | Educator & Healer

Alison Rose is a neurodivergent learning coach, educator, and spiritual guide with over 20 years of experience supporting individuals on their academic and personal growth journeys. She holds a Master’s in Educational Psychology, Graduate Certificates in: Experiential Adult Education, Learning Disability Specialist/Learning Strategist, and Contemplative Psychotherapy from EastWind Institute. She combines her background as a college Learning Strategist with advanced training in Whole-Body Focusing, trauma-informed support, and shamanic healing.

Diagnosed with ADHD (inattentive type) during her own university studies, Alison brings deep lived experience to her work. She’s spent a decade helping students with learning disabilities, anxiety, and executive functioning challenges move from overwhelm to clarity, using practical strategies grounded in neuroscience, compassion, and body awareness.

Alison’s approach is unique: she blends evidence-based learning methods with intuitive insight, pastoral care, and somatic presence. Whether coaching a student through study stress, guiding a creative professional through burnout, or supporting someone in reclaiming their focus and voice, she creates space for healing, growth, and authentic self-expression.

Clients often say: “I didn’t just learn how to manage my time—I learned how to come back to myself.”

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Ready To Get The Love You Deserve?

Here’s The Plan:

Step 1 – Focus
Reconnect with your body’s wisdom to cut through mental noise and find clarity. We begin by slowing down. Through grounding practices, somatic awareness, and compassionate reflection, we quiet the overwhelm and create space for focused, aligned attention—on your terms.
Step 2 – Empower
Build trust in your own rhythm, needs, and voice. Using strengths-based, neurodivergent-informed coaching, we gently uncover what’s holding you back. You'll begin to feel seen, supported, and confident in showing up for yourself—without masking or self-doubt.
Step 3 – Thrive
Grow into your next chapter with strategies rooted in joy, meaning, and sustainability. Whether you’re navigating change, creative projects, or burnout recovery, we’ll work with your energy—not against it—to develop routines and tools that feel natural, easeful, and fulfilling.

Ready For Clarity, Focus, and Creative Joy?

Gain clarity to navigate life transitions with confidence.

Achieve sustainable focus in daily pursuits and projects.

Reignite energy to fuel creative and academic passions.

Trust yourself fully to foster personal and growth.

Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1: What is neurodivergent coaching?

Neurodivergent coaching supports individuals with unique learning, attention, and emotional processing styles—such as ADHD, learning disabilities, autism, anxiety, or creative sensitivity. My approach focuses on helping you improve clarity, energy, motivation, and follow-through by working with your natural rhythms instead of against them. Coaching sessions blend evidence-based strategies with Whole-Body Focusing and deep listening to help you regulate overwhelm, navigate transitions, and reconnect with your strengths. This is not a one-size-fits-all method—it’s a respectful, adaptive, and empowering space to be fully yourself while building the life you want.

Question 2: How is this different from therapy or tutoring?

Unlike therapy, which often explores the past or diagnoses mental health conditions, coaching is present- and future-focused. We work together on practical tools, emotional regulation, and sustainable routines tailored to your needs. And while tutoring focuses on specific academic content, coaching looks at the bigger picture—executive functioning, motivation, self-talk, and strategies that support both learning and living. Think of coaching as collaborative guidance from someone who gets how your brain works and helps you move forward with more confidence and clarity.

Question 3: What kinds of topics can we work on in coaching sessions?

Clients come to me for support with things like:

- Managing ADHD, learning disabilities and executive and emotional fluctuation functioning challenges.

- Rebuilding energy after burnout or creative fatigue.

- Handling transitions like returning to school, changing jobs, or launching a project.

- Building better boundaries, routines, and self-trust.

- Reconnecting with purpose after feeling stuck or discouraged.

- We tailor each session to your goals, energy, and current challenges—and we adapt as things shift.

Step Into Clarity, Energy, and Creative Joy.

This journey meets you where you are.

Start now—your transformation is waiting.

"Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."

—Confucius