Gabriela Lavezzari
Coach for parents of ADHD and autistic kids in New Hampshire
| Hourly rate range | $100 to $150 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Parents of neurodivergent kidsFamily communicationBehavior challengesParents of kids with ADHDAutism and neurodivergenceStress and burnout |
| Works with | Parents |
| Also coaches | ADHD coach, Health coach and Life coach |
| Based in | New Hampshire, United States |
| Sessions | Online |
| Credentials | Certified Youth Mental Health First Aid instructor; Emotional wellbeing coach |
| Practice | Ankyra Coaching |
Gabriela Lavezzari is an emotional wellbeing coach who helps parents of children with ADHD and autism. She founded Ankyra Coaching and works with working parents who feel stressed, overwhelmed and isolated. Before coaching, she was an executive in life sciences. She is also a certified Youth Mental Health First Aid instructor. She has a book for parents of neurodivergent kids. Her coaching starts with the parent's own emotional regulation and confidence.
What Gabriela helps with
Gabriela works with parents who feel worn out by raising a neurodivergent child. She focuses on the parent's stress, confidence and balance.
- Managing stress and overwhelm as a parent
- Building emotional regulation skills
- Feeling less isolated in neurodivergent parenting
- Building confidence in parenting decisions
- Advocating for a child in the IEP process
- Balancing care for a child with self-care
- Creating calm daily routines
Who Gabriela works with
Gabriela works with parents of neurodivergent kids and teens, including children with ADHD and autism. Many of her clients are working parents who feel stressed, overwhelmed and isolated. They want more calm, more confidence and better ways to support their child.
How Gabriela works
Gabriela starts with the parent, not the child. She builds personal strategies around each family instead of using one plan for everyone. Her work includes one-on-one coaching, IEP advocacy support, and a parent community that meets in monthly group sessions. She also offers Youth Mental Health First Aid training. Her tools draw on trauma-informed practices and evidence-based strategies.
Background and qualifications
Gabriela spent her career as an executive in life sciences. When her younger daughter was diagnosed with ADHD, ODD, depression, anxiety and autism, the strategies that worked at her job no longer helped at home. She trained as a certified Youth Mental Health First Aid instructor and emotional wellbeing coach. She founded Ankyra Coaching, and she wrote a book for parents of neurodivergent children. Her insights were featured in Womens Insider.
Gabriela Lavezzari pricing
Programs and services
- One-on-one coaching sessions
- Youth Mental Health First Aid training
- Monthly parent group sessions
- IEP advocacy support
- From Surviving to Thriving program (waitlist for 2026)
- Free introductory support
Gabriela Lavezzari reviews
The CoachVouch take
She is a former life sciences executive and certified Youth Mental Health First Aid instructor who coaches parents from her own experience raising a neurodivergent child.
Best for parents of children with ADHD or autism who feel overwhelmed and want support for their own wellbeing.
Common questions
How much does Gabriela Lavezzari charge?
Coaching with Gabriela runs $100 to $150 an hour. Message Gabriela from this page for an exact quote.
What does Gabriela Lavezzari help with?
Gabriela Lavezzari helps with managing stress and overwhelm as a parent, building emotional regulation skills, feeling less isolated in neurodivergent parenting and building confidence in parenting decisions.
Does Gabriela Lavezzari coach online?
Gabriela is based in New Hampshire, United States. Sessions are online.
Is Gabriela Lavezzari certified?
Gabriela Lavezzari lists: Certified Youth Mental Health First Aid instructor; Emotional wellbeing coach.
Does Gabriela coach the child or the parent?
Gabriela coaches the parent. Her work is built on the idea that lasting change in a family starts with the parent.
Does Gabriela help with IEP advocacy?
Yes. Her coaching includes IEP advocacy support to help parents speak up for their child's needs.
How do I contact Gabriela Lavezzari?
Send Gabriela a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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