Caitlin Bauer
ADHD and AuDHD coach for neurodivergent adults in the San Francisco Bay Area
| Hourly rate range | $110 to $150 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Adults with ADHDWomen with ADHDADHD at workAutism and neurodivergenceStartups and foundersWomen entrepreneursLeadership development |
| Works with | Women, Founders and business owners, Professionals, Creatives, Parents and Neurodivergent adults |
| Also coaches | Business coach, Executive coach and Life coach |
| Based in | San Francisco Bay Area, California, United States |
| Credentials | ACCG Advanced Certified ADHD Coach, ADD Coach Academy (ADDCA); PCAC Professional Certified ADHD Coach; ICF member; BFA in Musical Theatre, University of Miami |
Caitlin Bauer is an ADHD and AuDHD coach who helps neurodivergent adults with ADHD, autism, or both. She also offers business and executive coaching. She works with women in tech, entrepreneurs, new moms, and creatives. Before coaching, she ran a digital marketing and web design agency for over a decade. She has coached professionals at Disney, Google, Meta, Uber, and Salesforce. She is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and works with clients beyond it.
What Caitlin helps with
Caitlin helps neurodivergent adults understand how their brains work and build steady action around what matters most to them.
- Understanding how your ADHD or AuDHD brain works
- Uncovering your strengths
- Clarifying what matters most
- Taking sustainable, aligned action
- Building a personal success formula
- Business and leadership coaching for neurodivergent professionals
- Unmasking and living more authentically
Who Caitlin works with
Caitlin coaches neurodivergent adults who have ADHD, are Autistic, or are AuDHD. She focuses on women in tech, entrepreneurs, founders, small business owners, new moms, and creatives. She also works with late-diagnosed ADHD and AuDHD adults. Her clients hold roles in leadership, product, design, marketing, sales, and engineering.
How Caitlin works
Caitlin builds each client's coaching around a personal success formula. Her method is collaborative and customized to the person. Clients learn how their brain works, find their strengths, and decide what matters most. Then they take action they can keep up over time.
Background and qualifications
Caitlin was diagnosed with ADHD at 8 and later diagnosed Autistic. She earned a BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Miami and worked professionally as a performer. She then founded and ran a digital marketing and web design agency for over a decade. Early motherhood and the pandemic led her to ADHD coaching. She trained through the ADD Coach Academy, holds the ACCG and PCAC credentials, and is an ICF member.
Caitlin Bauer pricing
Programs and services
- ADHD and AuDHD coaching
- Business coaching
- Executive coaching
Caitlin Bauer reviews
The CoachVouch take
She is an AuDHD coach and former agency founder who has coached neurodivergent professionals at Google, Meta, Disney, Uber, and Salesforce.
Best for neurodivergent women in tech, entrepreneurs, and new moms who want coaching from someone who is AuDHD herself.
Common questions
How much does Caitlin Bauer charge?
Coaching with Caitlin runs $110 to $150 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Caitlin Bauer help with?
Caitlin Bauer helps with understanding how your ADHD or AuDHD brain works, uncovering your strengths, clarifying what matters most and taking sustainable, aligned action.
Is Caitlin Bauer certified?
Caitlin Bauer lists: ACCG Advanced Certified ADHD Coach, ADD Coach Academy (ADDCA); PCAC Professional Certified ADHD Coach; ICF member; BFA in Musical Theatre, University of Miami.
Does Caitlin Bauer coach people who are autistic?
Yes. She coaches adults who have ADHD, are Autistic, or are AuDHD. She is AuDHD herself.
Does Caitlin Bauer work with clients outside the San Francisco Bay Area?
Yes. She is based in the Bay Area and coaches clients beyond it.
How do I contact Caitlin Bauer?
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