Find A Coach Directory
Certified coaches with a depth of knowledge and vast experience.
Our Credentialed Coaches
If you’re looking for your own coach, our directory features certified coaches with backgrounds in organizing, productivity consulting, neurodiversity, healthcare, education, and more. For many, their extensive on-site client experience provides valuable insight into the practical challenges many clients face with disorganization and maintaining life order. For others, unique professional backgrounds inform their coaching work, enabling them to specialize and support a wide variety of clients.
Our coaches excel in facilitating change by understanding the environmental and internal factors that reinforce status quo behaviors. They have gone through the rigorous process of our training, mentoring, and evaluation that sets them apart. All continue their education to expand their knowledge and refine their skills.
You may search by name or by specialty – choose two or three to reach out to for conversations (most offer free discovery calls), and learn more to find your best fit.
Our Credentialed Coaches
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Looking for your own coach? Our directory features certified coaches across organizing, productivity, neurodiversity, and more. Search by name or specialty, then reach out — most offer free discovery calls.
Denslow Brown, CNC, MCC, CPO-CD, CPO
I became a professional organizer in 1974 after working (administratively) in the legal, investment, corporate, mental health and non-profit fields. As the organizing field began to grow, I was active in the new associations that support it (NAPO and ICD) -- serving on a national board, developing training, creating a national community service program. My sister and nieces were diagnosed with ADHD in the late 1980s -- and I began learning about adult ADHD. I began my coach training in the 1990s to support my clients in creating lasting change in their lives, environments and habits. I earned my Master Certified Coach credential in 2005. I coach adults with ADHD -- and mentor coach coaches-in-training (or in transition). In 2006, I founded what is now the Coach Approach Training Institute (CATI) to teach coaching to professional organizers and productivity specialists -- and now educators, health professionals and ADHD/ND educators. We've developed 20 courses on coaching and ADHD coaching, created eight coaching credentials that represent the coaching synergy (with organizing, productivity and ADHD expertise, etc.), and became accredited in 2015 by the Int'l Coaching Federation. I sold CATI in 2014. Author CONTRIBUTING AUTHOR:
FROM HICKORY GUILD PRESS (https://organizercoach.com/publications_products)
-- The Processing Modalities Guide: Identify & Use Specific Strengths for Better Functioning, (For Organizers, Coaches & Those Who Want to Live with Ease & Effectiveness -- & Less Frustration)
-- Recognizing & Respecting the Lines (between Coaches, Organizers & Therapists)
-- The ICD Guide to Collaborating with Professional Organizers (2014)
-- The ICD Guide to Challenging Disorganization (2012)
Diane Thomson, MS, CAPC, PCC
Diane Thomson, MS, CAPC, PCC is a seasoned coach with a strong background in both professional organizing and mental health. She is a 2013 graduate of the Coach Approach Training Institute Foundation Program and earned certifications in Certified Organizer Coaching (2014), Certified ADHD Productivity Coaching (2020), and Professional Certified Coach (ICF). Diane's unique blend of skills enables her to help adults and students effectively navigate the complexities of ADHD and Executive Function challenges. She utilizes somatic coaching techniques to access the wisdom of the body to uncover hidden insights and promote self-knowledge. In 2016, as Diane transitioned from a traditional organizing business to coaching, she rebranded her company Thomson Blueprints for Living, to reflect that change. She is a member of several professional organizations, including the International Coach Federation (ICF), the ADHD Coaches Organization (ACO), CHADD, ADDA, NAPO, and ICD. She has held leadership roles within the NJ Chapter of NAPO, including chairing the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Task Force. Before her career as an organizer, Diane utilized her Master’s degree in Dance/Movement Therapy to lead psychotherapeutic groups in NYC hospitals, combining movement and verbal techniques to address mental health and substance abuse issues. Diane is a lifelong learner and dedicated to sharing her knowledge and expertise. She actively supports the training and curriculum for several Coach Approach Training Institute courses, including as a co-trainer for Coaching the ADHD Client and ADHD Education, and as a trainer for Body-Based Coaching. Diane also enjoys mentoring developing coaches.
Elizabeth Brink, PCC, PCNC®, SEP
Elizabeth Brink, PCC, PCNC®, BCC, SEP® helps neurodivergent
adults renegotiate their relationship with themselves. Her approach
weaves strengths-based coaching with somatic nervous system
regulation. She focuses on chronic stress, body-based/somatic
practices, and self-partnership within the framework of neurodivergentcentered coaching.
Elizabeth is a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) through the
International Coaching Federation (ICF). She is a graduate of the Coach
Approach Foundation Program and has earned a Professional Certified
Neurodiversity Coach® credential from Coach Approach Training
Institute (formerly IAC). She is a Board Certified Coach (BCC) through
the Center for Credentialing & Education and is a Somatic
Experiencing® Practitioner (SEP) through Somatic Experiencing®
International.
Before coaching, Elizabeth spent over a decade in project management,
corporate communications, and employee engagement in big tech, nonprofits, and for a boutique strategy consulting firm. She is currently a
popular trainer for our Coaching Essentials, Strengths-Based Coaching,
and Coach Integration courses and hosts our monthly Foundations
student office hours.
Elizabeth lives on the native lands of the Otoe-Missouria
people (Kansas City, MO) with her husband and two children. She
spends her down time researching hobbies, baking, doing jigsaw
puzzles, and listening to podcasts.
Learn more about Elizabeth online at www.thrivingsistercoaching.com or
on Instagram @coachelizabethbrink.
Ellen Faye, CPLC, PCC, CPO
Ellen is a Professional Certified Coach and Certified Productivity Leadership Coach. She provides business coaching from a productivity and leadership perspective. She has been partnering with her clients to turn thoughts into results since 2001.
Ellen is also an accomplished public speaker and strategic planning facilitator and works virtually everywhere.
Gigi K. Miller
Gigi K. Miller is the Founder of The Organized Life and a Certified Neurodiversity Coach (CNC) who specializes in helping clients with ADHD and executive function challenges gain clarity, improve focus, and build sustainable systems for success. Drawing on her training and experience in professional organizing, productivity consulting, and coaching, she helps clients move from overwhelm and self-criticism to confidence, structure, and forward momentum. Gigi works primarily with adults and college students navigating challenges related to time management, task initiation, organization, planning, and follow-through. Through a collaborative coaching partnership, she helps clients identify meaningful goals, align their actions with their values, and develop personalized strategies that support lasting change. She has a particular passion for working with adults who have been diagnosed with ADHD later in life, as well as those seeking a deeper understanding of their unique strengths, learning styles, and ways of processing information. In addition to individual coaching, Gigi offers group coaching, team coaching, and accountability programs that combine expert guidance with the power of peer support to help participants build momentum, stay focused, and achieve meaningful goals. Based in Raleigh, North Carolina, Gigi works with clients both virtually and in person. Her unique combination of coaching expertise, productivity consulting, and professional organizing experience allows her to provide compassionate, practical, and client-centered support that helps individuals improve organization, productivity, and overall well-being.
Janice Russell, COC
Life transitions guru, productivity and organizing expert, author, speaker, and owner of Life Transitions Organizing, Janice Russell, COC, CPO-CD, supports ambitious women during a significant transition in their life go from overwhelm to feeling in control of what once felt uncontrollable. My personal and professional expertise is in an often overlooked area – how medical conditions impact a person's organization and productivity. It doesn’t matter if it is newly identified or a status change in an ongoing disorder, life is more complex. Whether it’s a situation related to the body or brain, everything is harder. I’m thrilled to share the Transition Success Program. It was developed from my work with clients, my professional training, and my own life. My multi-faceted approach is individualized so my clients achieve calm and control during their (no longer) life-disrupting situation. They are empowered to take back their life! I posts consistently on a wide-range of organizing and productivity topics related to life transitions, which can be found on my blog.
Jennifer Raphael, RN, CNC
Jen is a neurodiversity advocate and believes it is possible to thrive with personalized tools and supports in place. It is her mission to empower agency, resilience, and resourcefulness in her clients as they lean into living their best lives. She brings a lifetime of experience, a sense of humor, and compassion as she partners with individuals and families navigating ADHD and other Brain-Based Challenges. She worked as a nurse in health care settings for many years bringing a trauma-informed approach with sensitivity. Jen is a member of ACO, ADDA, CHADD, ICF, ICD, and NAPO. She founded Less-Stress Organizing Solutions® in 2013 and added Less-Stress Coaching and Consulting in 2018. Author Jen's book "The First Year is the Hardest: Grief-Pain-Loss: Dissolution of Marriage" is an honest, anecdotal accounting of recovery, discovery, and reinvention after divorce meant inspire hope and resilience amidst struggle.
Jen enjoys writing as a means to process her thoughts, capture what she discovers, and share with others. Find past blog posts on her website and updates in her newsletter, "Something you need, something you want, and something for fun."
Jessica Kennedy, CNC
I’m a beautiful human being; a wife, a mom, an only child, a grandmom, an entrepreneur, a lifelong learner, an introvert, a believer in the necessary power of recharging my energy budget (in order to continually connect with others), I thrive on creating boundaries as a means of self care. I am a certified neurodiversity coach. My mission as a coach and productivity consultant is to empower my clients to unveil their inherent strengths, unleash their creativity, and amplify their value. In our journey together, we confront obstacles, challenges, and limiting beliefs head-on. By acknowledging these hurdles and embracing their strengths, clients learn to navigate adversity with resilience and grace. Through this transformative process, clients not only overcome barriers but also elevate themselves to new heights, thriving and soaring with newfound confidence and purpose. Clients often describe me as an external processor, a compassionate listener, A trusted place and an impartial sounding board. My approach involves collaborating with individuals to explore how their specific brain function contribute to their joy. Together, we dive into what obstacles hinder their progress; we take notice of their inherited beliefs, societal expectations, and perceived value systems compared to designing their own value system. Establishing a secure, nurturing, and trusting relationship is key to supporting clients as we uncover challenges. Utilizing their inherent strengths, we set deliberate goals and commit to the necessary effort to achieve them. With each session, clients move closer to crafting a life that authentically reflects their unique selves. Author:
My monthly newsletter, Living Joyfully is a fun new project of mine. Check it out and feel free to share with others.
Judith Houlding, PCC
Houlding Space provides life and leadership coaching for adults who color outside the lines. Judith Houlding is a 2016 graduate of the Coach Approach Training Institute’s Foundation Program, and earned an ACC certification with Denslow Brown’s “graduate-level” trainings in 2018. Trained in both ADHD and leadership coaching, Judith was certified as a PCC in 2024. For more information, please visit HouldingSpace.com.
Julie Elizabeth, COC
As an experienced Results Coach and Professional Organizer I work with clients who are creative visionaries, seeking to quiet the ADD/HD chaos and live a productive and beautiful life inside and out. After working with Shirzad Chamine, a Stanford Lecturer with a comprehensive 500k global research study, I will help you significantly increase productivity and overall happiness. Rather than coach the symptoms, I leverage my Mental Fitness training and work on the root causes that sabotage desired outcomes.
Julie Jensen, CNC
I'm a graduate of the Coach Approach Foundation Program and a Certified Neurodiversity Coach with the Coach Approach Training Institute. I provide grief and trauma informed coaching services to clients with brain-based conditions including ADHD, autism, anxiety, depression, stress who may be experiencing chronic or situational disorganisation. Other forms of coaching offered are grief, life, transition and wellness coaching having trained with Life Coaching Academy (Australia), Institute for Life Coach Training (USA), and Wellness Coaching Australia. I am a member of the International Coaching Federation (ICF) and subscriber of the Institute for Challenging Disorganization (ICD). In addition to coaching, I am a registered clinical counsellor and mental health practitioner with the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia. I'm a Certified Thanatologist - Study of Death, Dying and Bereavement, and Certified Bereavement Practitioner with Grief Australia. I have a love of learning and currently completing 4th year of studies with Gestalt Therapy Australia to become a Relational Gestalt Psychotherapist. I live in Melbourne, Australia and in my spare time I enjoy being outdoors and hiking either solo or with friends and family and have a long-standing interest in wilderness first aid.
June Carter, CPC, ACC
June Carter has a unique mix of skill sets. June is an entrepreneur, founding Corporate Interior Solutions and GYST* Solutions. She has moved within the worlds of corporations and creativity. Her experience inside major corporations such as AIG, NBC, Steelcase, Knoll and 3form provided June the right forums for problem solving, design and business. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design, June's career as a Certified Professional Organizer and an Accredited Staging Professional Master is the result of the combined ability to be creative, provide spatial solutions, increase productivity, apply Professional Organizing skills, finesse sales, set priorities and walk the collaborative path of Coaching.
The Home Stager Coach, June is a Certified Professional Organizer (CPO), Certified Productivity Coach, an Accredited Staging Professional Master (ASPM), & a Certified Accredited Staging Professional instructor for the International Association of Home Staging Professionals (IAHSP). June is a co-author of Chapter 10 in "Staging the World" by *author*.
