As a Renaissance Woman, a title lovingly bestowed upon me by my mother-in-law, I have mastered various careers as major life changes inspired new directions. I’ve transitioned from accountant to artist to Academic Therapist, working with dyslexic students, and finally life coach and energy healer. My varied experience taught me important lessons that have increased my impact as a life coach. I understand that  individuals have unique needs based on their learning styles and their processing pace, which enables me to better respond to my clients’ specific needs.

I’ve embraced neurodivergent clients and loved ones long before I knew the word, witnessing many of them face their challenges with grace and ease. I admire their courage and love their playful spirit. I’ve discovered that my own unique traits, including some of my greatest strengths, suggest that I am Neurodivergent. I claim the word because it helps me to better understand and accept myself and to understand why I am so successful at understanding and accepting other neurodivergent people.

Neurodivergent people have a lot of shame around the labels we've received, which make us feel like there is something wrong with us. Yet neurodiversity is natural and logical. Our neurodiversity is the very reason why our species has survived and thrived. Together we can increase awareness and acceptance of neurodiversity to improve cultural norms. Awareness and acceptance begins with ourselves. We can deny the stigmas any power over us. We can now claim our labels as an aspect of our identity and recognize some of the positive attributes they provide us. 

One of my greatest strengths is my love of learning, so I’ve taken classes with the best of the best in the coaching industry. I’ve synthesized key principles and techniques with my own unique principles, techniques and style to create my 9-week program called Create LIFE Harmony and my yearlong advanced program called Experiencing LIFE Harmony. I also created the Neurodivergent LIFE Harmony Discussion Group on Facebook, where you can connect with other professional women seeking ways to embrace their neurodiversity in career, relationships, and self-care in a private, supportive group setting.

Together let’s make this world a place where everyone can thrive and shine no matter what challenges they might face, so they can experience peace of mind, loving relationships and abundant health and resources.

Sending peace, love and abundance to all,

Theresa Wyatt