Executive Functioning Coaches
Whether you are a student, professional, or lifelong learner, our coaches help you develop skills in executive functioning, including organization, time management, emotional regulation, and goal setting. With lived experience and professional expertise, they create compassionate and empowering spaces tailored to your unique needs, helping you build confidence and thrive in academic, personal, and professional pursuits.
TASHA
LILLIMAN
They/Them
ADHD, Autism & AuDHD Coach |
Academic Strategist | Executive Functioning Coach | Parenting Coach & Consultant
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As a non-binary AuDHDer and a member of a large, queer, neurodivergent family, my lived experience has made me passionate about supporting wonderful weirdos like me. Growing up, my house was always the place my friends came when they were questioning their identities and needed a safer space to talk to someone who had shared struggles and gotten through them. My goal is to provide that same space for you, as a peer mentor, a creative solutions-maker, and an empathetic ear!
My passion for creating safe and growth-focused spaces has also led me to a 10+ year career caring for neurodivergent kids, working with individuals and families to find creative solutions to unique problems, and encouraging resilience and self-expression at any age.
I strive to foster an environment that is trauma-informed, feminist, anti-oppression and collaborative. I strongly believe in the power of building community and asking "How do we navigate the relationship between our needs, our world, and making the most of resources available to us?"
My special interests include: gender & neurodivergence, child development and teaching self-advocacy, and the nervous system functions of ADHD and Autism.
I'm excited to meet you and find out how I can best be a support in your life!
EM MARSHALL,
BCYC & AuDHDer
If you’d like to connect for a free initial 20-minute consultation, I welcome you to email me directly at Kim@blueskylearning.ca with your preferred availability and any questions you may have.
They/Them
Coaching Supervisor at
Blue Sky Learning
ADHD, Autism, & AuDHD Coach
Executive Functioning Coach
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I am an AuDHDer and a queer, white settler currently residing on unceded Cree land in Amiskwaciy-Wâskahikan (Edmonton), Alberta.
I primarily work with adults of all ages and have a particular passion for supporting those who've been late-diagnosed or are self-realized in their neurodivergence.
Your neurodivergent traits are not character flaws, and you are deserving of meaningful support, compassion and respect. My primary intentions as a coach are to empower folks to recognize their intrinsic worth, destigmatize the way they view and experience their neurodivergence and build helpful systems together to address the rest, with a little humour along the way.
Some of my special interests include: astrology, tarot & spirituality, nervous system regulation, art & creativity, sensory enrichment and organizing other people's houses.
I have a diverse background in supporting and advocating for children, youth, and families from varied intersecting experiences and systemic marginalization. Should we walk this path together, you can expect to be treated with unconditional acceptance, patience, and understanding.
I'm looking forward to meeting you!
JULES
QUINTO
They/He
Peer ADHD, Autism & ADHD Coach | Executive Functioning Coach | Service Navigation Coach | Academic Strategist
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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,
DILHANI ANTHONYPILLAI, M.Ed., OCT
She/Her
ADHD & AuDHD Coach
Academic & Athletics Specialist
Family Coach
Career Coach
Parental Guardian & Educational Consultant
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Although I am a third-generation teacher on my maternal side of the family, I am also a first-generation master's degree holder in education. Being a first-generation South Asian Canadian cisgender woman, I know what it feels like to be confused about my place and role in certain social settings just by navigating my own intersectionality in various ways. I resonate with not being seen or heard and what it feels like to be brushed aside because, in certain places, my personal, professional, and academic identity was misunderstood and/or misrepresented. That is why I believe that building relationships is vital in order for me to truly help anyone with their goals.
I invite consultations from neurodivergent individuals in the BIPOC community, and I also serve as an ally for neurodivergent queer individuals. I truly value the process of learning and unlearning, as it can keep us thinking critically and foster better relationships, but also assist in avoiding stagnancy. Whether you are a student, switching careers, or struggling to organize and keep up with life, I have experience in working with and supporting neurodivergent students, neurodivergent individuals undergoing career changes, and those who need support with AuDHD/ ADHD coaching in executive functioning.
My goal as an educator and coach is to ensure I foster culturally responsive and reflective relationships with BIPOC individuals (as I am a member of this community) and as an ally for queer individuals. My hope is to always create a safe space to allow individuals to advocate for themselves and take control of their personal, professional, and academic lives.
Some fun facts about me: I was once an athlete myself (specifically, I played Rugby and Basketball). I am also an extreme foodie; I love cooking new recipes and trying out new restaurants- wherever there is food, I am there!
I am looking forward to meeting you and helping you reach your goals.
DRAGANA MIRKOVIC, PhD, Education
She/Her
ADHD Coach
Family Coach
Career Coach
Academic Strategist
Executive Functioning Coach
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I am dedicated to supporting individuals in achieving their goals through personalized, strength-based pathways. My passion lies in creating safe, proactive environments that empower individuals to grow personally and professionally at their own pace. I take a trauma-informed approach to my work, ensuring that each person’s unique history, experiences, and learning styles are central to the support I provide.
Throughout my academic and professional career, I have worked extensively with children, families, and adults across therapeutic and educational settings, fostering their growth and witnessing their success. My years of experience have been grounded in a commitment to equity, compassion, and individualized care.
Currently, my doctoral research is rooted in philosophy and ethics, exploring the intersections of difficulty, trauma, and selfhood within educational settings. This work informs my practice, allowing me to tailor approaches that respect and honor the complexity of each person’s journey.
My ultimate goal is to guide individuals in exceeding their ambitions while fostering resilience, growth, and a sense of agency.
MADDY ONORATI, M.S.
She/Her
ADHD, Autism, & AuDHD Coach
Academic Strategist
Executive Functioning Coach
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With a background in disability advocacy and coordination at a variety of institutions of higher education, I have had the pleasure of connecting with students in various ways. I find my joy in creating safe spaces to break down barriers, question processes, and find creative techniques to support neurodivergent spiciness in a neurotypical world.
I have experience working with high school, university, and non-traditional students with diagnoses of all types. Through my experiences, I have created a curriculum based around learning strategies, executive functioning skills, and student leadership and advocacy. I bring this knowledge and more into coaching through a social justice and strength-based lens.
My goal as a support system is to empower you to take up space, learn to develop your skills, and set and achieve your goals. I look forward to working with you through this piece of your journey!
DARE CAMPBELL
They/Them
ADHD Coach | Academic Strategist | Leadership Coach | Career Coach
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Dare Campbell (they/them) is a neurodivergent educator and community-builder who has spent years supporting individuals within underserved disabled and LGBTQIA+ communities, while also guiding both emerging and established business and community leaders.
Through their work, Dare equips participants and clients with practical tools and real-world examples to help them deepen self-knowledge and strengthen communication skills.
They have been featured on podcasts, university panels, and television programs, and have taught at numerous health and sexuality conferences across North America since 2010.
Before returning to university to become the first in their family to earn a degree, Dare built a successful corporate career; for 14 years, they held leadership roles in customer service and product management with Epsilon, a division of a Fortune 500 company. More recently, they have provided training, guidance, and support to student leaders and disabled students.
Dare now proudly holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from York University and is pursuing further studies focused on intersectional approaches to equity in learning spaces.
Drawing on their corporate, educational, and lived experiences, Dare is an ideal fit for individuals who are:
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Neurodivergent (with or without a formal diagnosis)
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Queer/LGBTQIA+
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Aspiring corporate or community leaders
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Adult learners
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Transitioning careers
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Struggling to navigate conflicting demands on their time, attention, and resources.
Dare advocates for a collaborative approach that emphasizes the strengths and capabilities each person brings to their life when supported by the right structures and community. They believe that cultivating safety and shared vulnerability is essential for fostering meaningful connections and creating spaces where people can learn and thrive