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NEURODIVERGENT LIFE COACH

about cindy

Cindy Robinson is an Author, Researcher, and Board Certified Integrative Life Coach who specializes in supporting highly masked humans with confirmed or suspected diagnoses of ADHD, Level 1 ASD, OCD/anxiety, and/or CPTSD. She uses leading-edge neurophysiology and human behavior research to shape the foundation of her practice. Her passion is supporting clients through the unmasking process, primarily by connecting them with their own intuition. Neurodivergent research is hard to come by and even harder to understand. Cindy aims to make it more accessible, digestible, and actionable by using a unique combination of these 3 methods:

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walk + talk (because ND humans often process information better while moving - especially in beautiful nature spaces)

 

neurophysiology + human behavior research education (because ND humans operate best when they understand how their brain/body works)

 

guided meditation (because some ND humans benefit from bypassing their often-noisy conscious brain and connecting directly with their subconscious)

you are a good fit for cindy if...

you are diagnosed or suspect a diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD), Highly Masked/Level 1 Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), and/or Complex PTSD (especially from childhood trauma), and want to understand your diagnoses/symptoms on a physiological level

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you have done the work with a therapist or other mental health professional but have reached a plateau or feel adding a neurodivergent perspective would be beneficial

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you are experiencing burnout, debilitating perfectionism, low self-worth, good kid syndrome, executive dysfunction, intrusive/dissociative thoughts, or other common struggles for a late diagnosed or heavily masked neurodivergent person

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you wish to release shame around being neurodivergent, and learn to move in a more empowered way by following the natural rhythm of your brain (as opposed to using strategies that solely focus on performing more closely to a neurotypical brain)

what does working with cindy look like?

Step 1: Reach out  - A free 30-min chat will be scheduled to discuss the details of your situation and whether or not Cindy is the right fit. If she is not the best fit she will likely be able to refer you to an another professional.... she has a wonderful referral network of fantastic people!

Step 2: If you decide to schedule with her, you will discuss what your care plan will be.  The length of time a client sees her varies as it is totally individualized, however the average client has 10-20 sessions (at a rate of $140 per 50 min session). Here are the current locations where she sees clients:

  • West Milford Farm located in Freehome, GA (between Canton and Cumming)

  • local parks in Woodstock, Milton, and Canton, GA

  • virtual sessions (for those outside GA)

if this seems like a good fit for you, reach out. you'll know if/when you are ready!

client feedback

I found Cindy through a friend’s recommendation. As a parent of teens about to transition into adulthood and college, I needed help with redefining my role as a parent of young adults. I sought her out to help me as a parent, but I really gained so much from our sessions that helped me be a better version of myself. I have gained the skills necessary to improve and reshape my relationship with my teens and myself.

Cindy's work has done so much for me. I think about our sessions almost daily- I feel like a different person from a few months ago. I go on walks all the time without my headphones because I actually enjoy spending time with my thoughts now. I haven’t felt this free and joyful in four or five years! 

Cindy was amazing for both of my teenage girls. They are each so very different and had completely different needs and she helped both! They loved their sessions and both were visibly more confident and self-aware after our time with her. They love knowing they have someone to touch base with when they lose their center. Being a teenager is always hard…and in the world today it’s even harder. My girls both felt comfortable with Cindy from day one. She saw their strengths and who they really are and helped them see it is not only ok but crucial that they be who they are. They learned to want to set goals and become better versions of themselves instead of changing to be who the world tells them to be. That unconditional acceptance mixed with tough love is perfect for teens. We are all grateful for Cindy and have recommended her to several families already!

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"

tell the truth. to yourself first, then to the children.

- Maya Angelou

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