Meet Meg

Most people come to me after they have already tried the obvious answers: communication advice that did not fit their marriage, systems that fell apart within a week, a career decision they keep putting off, or a relationship that looks fine from the outside and feels lonely on the inside. They do not need another explanation of what is going wrong. They need to know what to do next.

I coach neurodiverse and neurotypical individuals, husbands and wives, and professionals. I bring more than 20 years of leadership experience, an MBA, professional coaching training, and my own experience in a neurodiverse marriage to that work. I am direct, I see patterns others miss, and I build strategies around the people and circumstances in front of me.

I am also a Christian. If you want biblically based Christian coaching, we can make Scripture and your faith part of the foundation of our work.

I Live in a Neurodiverse Marriage

I am the neurotypical wife in a marriage that used to be horrible.

My husband and I experienced severe communication breakdowns, shutdowns, meltdowns, avoidance, and disconnection. I knew what it was like to carry most of the responsibilities, feel alone in my marriage, fear the worst and wonder whether anything would ever change.

Today, our marriage is steady, connected, and thriving. We are genuinely happy.

We did not get here by trying harder at the same things. Honestly, the work started with me, and that opened the door for us to work together. We had to understand what was actually happening, stop repeating what did not work, and change how we communicated, divided responsibilities, made decisions, handled conflict, and stayed connected.

That experience is one reason I started Neurodiverse Coaching. I know how much can be missed when a husband and wife receive advice that does not fit either of them. And there is a lot of it out there.

I See What Others Miss

Before becoming a coach, I spent more than 20 years in leadership and executive roles within large, complex organizations.

I often stepped into situations that were not working, found the cause behind the most visible problem, and built a strategy people could actually carry out. I led teams that included highly intelligent neurodivergent professionals with different ways of thinking, communicating, and working.

I hold an MBA, earned with a 4.0 at the top of my class, and I am a Certified Coach. I have also spent countless hours training in leadership, communication, problem-solving, relationship management, and other areas I bring into my coaching.

I use that experience whether we are working on a marriage, an important decision, executive-function challenges, a career change, or a problem at work. I look at what is happening, what you have already tried, what may be getting missed, and what will create a different result.

What Working With Me Is Like

I will listen carefully, but I will not tell you only what you want to hear.

In couples coaching, I remain neutral. I do not decide in advance who is right or assume each person carries equal responsibility. I take both people seriously and challenge each person where needed. When only one person attends, we can explore what may be happening with the husband or wife who is not there without diagnosing or assigning motives.

In individual coaching, I bring that same honesty to your goals and decisions. We can look at the routines that keep breaking down, the conversation you keep avoiding, the career move you need to make, or the responsibilities that are not being managed.

We turn what we identify into practical action. That may mean a communication plan, a different way to divide responsibilities, a decision you can act on, or a structure that makes follow-through possible. The strategy depends on your situation.

My goal is for you to keep moving forward without needing me indefinitely.

Biblically Based Christian Coaching

My Christian faith is central to my life and was central to rebuilding my marriage. When you choose Christian coaching, we do more than mention faith in passing. We bring Scripture, prayer, and biblical principles into the decisions and challenges you are facing.

That includes taking an honest look at responsibility, forgiveness, wisdom, covenant, and what it means to put your faith into action. I will not use the Bible to excuse harmful behavior or tell one person to carry a marriage alone.

You do not have to be a Christian to work with me. If you do want biblically based Christian coaching, you can expect your faith to be taken seriously and applied to the practical work we do together. Clients who hold no religious beliefs receive the same honesty, respect, and individualized strategy.

Who I Work With

Much of my work is with neurotypical wives and neurodiverse couples. I also coach autistic and ADHD husbands and adults, neurotypical men and women, boyfriends and girlfriends, fiancés preparing for marriage, and professionals facing leadership, career, or life decisions.

You do not need an autism or ADHD diagnosis. You do not need to be married. You can come on your own, attend with your husband or wife, or choose a combination of individual and couples sessions.

I work with clients in the United States, Europe, Australia, Canada, the Caribbean, and other parts of the world. Coaching is online by video, voice, or text.