Rachel Ambrose
ADHD and autism life coach in Connecticut
| Hourly rate range | $110 to $150 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Works with | LGBTQ+ and Neurodivergent adults |
| Also coaches | Life coach |
| Based in | Connecticut, United States |
| Credentials | ADDCA-certified ADHD and life coach; AACC |
Rachel Ambrose is an ADHD coach and autism life coach based in Connecticut. She works with ADHDers, autistic people, and queer and LGBTQ+ clients. She holds an ADDCA certification as an ADHD and life coach. She was diagnosed with ADHD in 2016 and self-diagnosed with autism in 2021, so she coaches with peer support and shared lived experience. Her sessions help clients learn what works for their own neurodivergent brain.
What Rachel helps with
Rachel helps neurodivergent clients build on the strengths and skills they already have. The goal is lasting change and a stronger sense of self.
- Figuring out what works for your own neurodivergent brain
- Building on strengths and skills you already have
- Creating lasting change
- Building self-trust and self-reliance
- Embracing who you are
Who Rachel works with
Rachel coaches ADHDers and autistic people. She also works with queer and LGBTQ+ clients. Her coaching is built for neurodivergent adults who want to understand how their minds work and use their strengths.
Background and qualifications
Rachel is an ADDCA-certified ADHD and life coach and is listed with the AACC. She was diagnosed with ADHD in 2016. She self-diagnosed with autism in 2021. She draws on this lived experience and offers peer support in her coaching.
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The CoachVouch take
Rachel coaches from her own lived experience with both ADHD and autism.
Best for ADHDers, autistic people, and queer clients who want coaching built on peer support.
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How much does Rachel Ambrose charge?
Coaching with Rachel runs $110 to $150 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Rachel Ambrose help with?
Rachel Ambrose helps with figuring out what works for your own neurodivergent brain, building on strengths and skills you already have, creating lasting change and building self-trust and self-reliance.
Is Rachel Ambrose certified?
Rachel Ambrose lists: ADDCA-certified ADHD and life coach; AACC.
How do I contact Rachel Ambrose?
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