The longer version
I've spent years working in disability support, first within agencies, then independently. The pattern was always the same: good people, wrong tools, wrong framework.
The medical model treats neurodivergence as a deficit to compensate for. The Neuro Support Protocol treats it as an architecture to design around. Specific gaps, specific solutions, no moralising about willpower or effort.
I test everything on myself first. Every tool, every system, every strategy. If I wouldn't use it on a bad executive function day, I don't teach it.
Good support builds independence. Not dependency. My job is to work myself out of a job.
What I bring
Lived experience. I navigate ADHD every day. I know the difference between advice that sounds good and strategies that actually survive a low-energy Tuesday.
Technical capability. I build with modern tools — AI, Notion, automation, iPhone configuration. Not as a novelty, but because these tools solve the exact problems executive function failure creates.
Sector knowledge. I understand Individualised Funding inside and out. I've onboarded clients, worked with IF hosts, and navigated the system from both sides. This means I can help you get the right support funded properly.
One person, not a roster. You get me. Every session. Consistency compounds. I carry context from session to session. You never start from scratch.
Qualifications
Bachelor of Applied Science in Human Services with a minor in Psychology. The knowledge to back up the experience — not the other way around.
