Coaching focused on Strengths and Neurodiversity
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Brilliantly Diverse offers education and coaching services for anyone who wants to shine in life, live their values, and attain their goals and feels their "difference" may be getting in the way of achievement. We help you uncover your strengths!
Coaching focused on Strengths and Neurodiversity
6M ago
Because I’ll be offering a Strengths-Based group coaching program and course in the final quarter of 2022 I thought it would make sense to create some content on why I love to work with this coaching modality.
Here is a short video:
You can find a lot more information on the course page, here This offer is both an online guided course to help you discover your Strengths, and a group coaching program.
And if the enrollment period has passed and you still want to know about my Strengths-Based approach to coaching: take advantage of the option to book a FREE consultation. You can use the bottom r ..read more
Coaching focused on Strengths and Neurodiversity
6M ago
Are you tired of feeling drained and unfulfilled, constantly fixating on your weaknesses, and struggling to find the motivation to reach your full potential? It’s time to break free from the cycle of self-doubt and embrace a new, empowering approach to personal growth.
We know this is not easy, and that is why we’ve crafted a program focused on small, incremental changes that you can keep building on after the program is done. We also like to leverage the power of a community by delivering the added support of group coaching to our modules, to help you with accountability, and support, and to ..read more
Coaching focused on Strengths and Neurodiversity
6M ago
Grant application open till August 31st – but please apply ASAP if you are interested!
This is just a short announcement to let you know that the Mikel Rijsdijk coaching grant is now launched for its 4th year in a row. What was once a dream is now a returning piece of my yearly planning.
I cannot believe we’ve made it to the fourth edition!
I will be forever grateful for the many people that helped me in some way to overcome the barriers of setting this up. My partners at the Neurodiversity Education Academy and the Neurodiversity Foundation and the coaching clients that pay the full rate and ..read more
Coaching focused on Strengths and Neurodiversity
1y ago
Are you tired of feeling drained and unfulfilled, constantly fixating on your weaknesses, and struggling to find the motivation to reach your full potential? It’s time to break free from the cycle of self-doubt and embrace a new, empowering approach to personal growth.
We know this is not easy, and that is why we’ve crafted a program focused on small, incremental changes that you can keep building on after the program is done. We also like to leverage the power of a community by delivering the added support of group coaching to our modules, to help you with accountability, and support, and to ..read more
Coaching focused on Strengths and Neurodiversity
1y ago
Grant application open till August 20th
This is just a short announcement to let you know that the Mikel Rijsdijk coaching grant is now launched for its 3rd year in a row. What was once a dream is now a returning piece of my yearly planning.
I can hardly believe it! I will be forever grateful for the many people that helped me in some way to overcome the barriers of setting this up. My partners at the Neurodiversity Education Academy and the Neurodiversity Foundation and the coaching clients that pay the full rate and help make this a possibility!
And -of course- Mikels remaining family member ..read more
Coaching focused on Strengths and Neurodiversity
2y ago
Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash
My hesitation to write about trauma and the pull to do so
I’ve been researching this for a long time now, both by listening to my fellow neurodivergents on various social media, and during gathers like NeuroEmergence and by listening to and reading some of the experts in both fields (trauma and neurodiversity).
For a long time now I’ve considered James Ochoa‘s concept of intervention fatigue a valuable name for what is part of the neurodivergent trauma. He describes continuously being unaccepted for who you are, and presented with solutions that do not fit ve ..read more
Coaching focused on Strengths and Neurodiversity
2y ago
Because I’ll be offering a Strengths-Based group coaching program and course in the final quarter of 2022 I thought it would make sense to create some content on why I love to work with this coaching modality.
Here is a short video:
You can find a lot more information on the course page, here https://www.brilliantlydiverse.com/sb-coaching-course-2022/ This offer is both an online guided course to help you discover your Strengths, and a group coaching program.
And if the enrollment period has passed and you still want to know about my Strengths-Based approach to coaching: feel free to book a co ..read more
Coaching focused on Strengths and Neurodiversity
2y ago
The first days of September are a mix of feelings of stress, responsibility, and joy as I get to announce the recipients of my coaching grant for the second year in a row. This grant is meant to help neurodivergent clients who have financial barriers to coaching services.
If you have not heard of this grant before, you can read more here https://www.brilliantlydiverse.com/the-mikel-rijsdijk-memorial-grant/ The application process is opened once a year in early summer, and winners are announced in early September. If you, or your company, would like to sponsor the grant or know potential spons ..read more
Coaching focused on Strengths and Neurodiversity
3y ago
The importance of good sleep can hardly be overestimated. Especially for those with ADHD and other neurodivergencies. We need our time to replenish more than most!
Meaning we need to go beyond the simple remedies like lavender oil and hot milk and dive deep into what can be problematic about sleep for us specifically. Things like:
Things like:
not getting to bed on time
procrastinating going to sleep with in bed activities
distractions in the bedroom
unable to fall asleep once you are in bed, and have the lights out
restless legs
rumination/worry keeping you up
boredom leaving your mind seeki ..read more
Coaching focused on Strengths and Neurodiversity
3y ago
As I left the dietician’s office after our second appointment I wanted to cry. I did not, at that time, but later that evening, as I was taking a bath I did.
I also began to unpack what about this experience was so extremely uncomfortable for me. I wanted to persist, I wanted to not give up. I actually love food, make time for healthy cooking and I was extremely motivated to make this work. But something in the way the two meetings so far went left me with an intense feeling of hopelessness.
Photo by Nadine Primeau on Unsplash
(It has been a long while since I wrote a blog with suc ..read more