JULES
QUINTO

They/He

Peer ADHD, Autism & ADHD Coach | Executive Functioning Coach | Service Navigation Coach

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Reduced Rate Services Available

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My biggest aspirations in life revolve around helping others. I teach as an act of political liberation and make changes in the systems that I am both familiar with and tired of. While I didn’t end up studying a field directly related to a helping profession, I have been a point of contact for friends, family, and community members for 9 years, with a knack for navigating systems of bureaucracy and making institutional communications and processes less overwhelming.

 

Together, we can unpack ableism, institutional paperwork, executive functioning, and whatever else you
might need from a peer that understands what *you* go through.
 

I’ve been advocating for myself within medical systems for 15 years and learning how to exist in higher education spaces for 8 years and counting. I grew up with chronic mental health conditions and now experience compound chronic illness and well-managed, yet complex neurodivergence as an adult student. These entangled states of being render me dependent on my own scrappiness and an aptitude for navigating the systems I depend on.

 

While my own lived experience stems from the context of Ontario, I am always willing to learn and research to help my community across Canada.
 

I am a disabled, genderqueer, AuDHD, and white settler living near Toronto, ON, with a Spec. Hons. BA in English and Professional Writing, and a Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies (English, Media and Communications, Gender Studies). My special interests include cooking,