Hi, I'm Kim (she/her)
Experience
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10 years of clinical experience working with neurodivergent students and working adults​
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1 year of experience of college major advising
Training:​​
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Post-Graduate Certificate in Educational Therapy
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M.S. Education Innovation & Technology​ - Specialization in Personalized Learning
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Anti-Boring Approach to Powerful Studying™
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Brain Frames®
I'm a Seattle-based executive function (EF) coach and educational therapist who works with neurodivergent teens and adults all over the world. I help my clients build the mindsets, systems, life skills, and learning strategies to do school and work with more ease, authenticity, and purpose.
My philosophy is pretty straightforward: Your education should be accessible, meaningful, and rewarding. Unfortunately, it's hard to flourish if you are working against your brain or are not in a supportive environment. Though your education experience may be overwhelming, confusing, and frustrating now, it doesn't mean you're at the point of no return.
This is all figure-out-able.
My greatest hope is for you to walk away from our partnership owning your unique greatness and having the tools and confidence to do school your way, despite who society says you should be, what you should do, and how you should be in the world.
Who I Work With
Client Focus:
neurodivergent, first generation, LGBTQ+, BIPOC high school/college students and working adults.
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I coach students who are:
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seeking LGBTQ+, first gen, and/or BIPOC mentorship
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in periods of transition (changing schools, graduating into the work force, moving out, etc.)
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having a hard time with studying for exams, starting and finishing assignments, and managing their time
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struggling with the adulting skills needed to maintain positive school-work-life balance
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worried about "getting it right" with narrowing down a college major and/or career path
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I coach adult professionals who are:​
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seeking LGBTQ+, first gen, and/or BIPOC mentorship
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feeling lost in their current jobs / in the process of making a career switch
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falling behind with the demands of their work responsibilities
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struggling to manage their personal finances and self care, due to their executive functioning challenges
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experiencing communication issues with employers and coworkers