I was drowning in a constant battle with undiagnosed ADHD as a senior software engineer and integration manager at one of the fastest growing AI companies. My days were marked by endless distractions—lack of focus, hyperfocus burnout and crippling procrastination, and social anxiety that made every interaction feel insurmountable. In an environment buzzing with innovation, I felt isolated by my scattered thoughts.
I tried every self-help book, app, productivity system, and even enlisted an accountability partner. When nothing seemed to work, I turned to ADHD medications, only to find they stunted my emotions and creativity, leaving me feeling like a zombie—a mere band-aid solution that masked rather than healed.
Everything changed when I met an ADHD coach whose genuine empathy and evidence-based methods transformed my world. With a background studying psychology for over 7 years at Brooklyn Tech and Baruch College and over 4 years of coaching experience, I now guide software engineers using cognitive restructuring, motivational interviewing, positive psychology, and mindfulness. Working alongside a team of research psychologists from Columbia and Cambridge, I’ve helped hundreds of clients create lasting change.
Today, I bring all my experiences—both the struggles and the breakthroughs—to empower engineers with ADHD. I’m here to help you refactor self-sabotaging thoughts and behaviors so you can feel production ready in both your career and your life.
