My Offerings
Belong To Yourself
You’ve always felt like you don’t belong, and wondered if you are flawed as a person. Your past trauma has deprived you of safety. Make your way to feeling safe in your skin by understanding how to be your true whole self and step into your power!
Discover Love Within
The overwhelming sense of loneliness you feel has left a scar of self-hatred within, making it hard to maintain long-lasting and meaningful relationships. Discard that confusion and step into self-acceptance. Discover the potential you carry to love yourself and bloom into who you truly are.
Empower Your Everyday
The world is not neurodivergent-friendly, yet. It makes you feel angry, sad, and constantly misunderstood. Empower yourself with a consistent image for the world helping you consciously live your life by choice rather than by accident. Color your daily life with excitement, joy, and love.
About Me
Hi!
I felt lost, without a community like an alien in the world.
I realized in my early 30s that I might have a disability, so I dug out the old diagnostic paperwork from college and read my report; autism. I was finally starting to accept that I had a disability, and I would have to find a way to not only function but to flourish in the world. It would not define me, but it would define my mission in the world.
I accepted my diagnosis 5 years after receiving it. I strived from childhood to be the ‘perfect child’ and throughout my life this facade would crack, and I would have a meltdown and then start rebuilding again only for another meltdown to derail me and to start over. A life full of midlife crisis’ Finally, an explanation for why I felt like an alien my WHOLE LIFE.
I found similar experiences with other late diagnosed autistic females particularly. I am a social butterfly; born to connect with others. With this newfound appreciation for my experience, I stepped into the “creative, quirky creature” that I am and began to cultivate real, authentic, relationships with people who accept me for me.
I moved into the power of my quirky ass-self!
I love working with other late diagnosed autistic adults because I have been in your shoes. I was hit with the “bucket of ice water” that is an autism diagnosis. It is both soul-crushing and a huge relief to get a formal diagnosis (self-diagnosis is also valid). I grieved the loss of my imagined neurotypical identity but have since stepped into the power of my uniqueness and harnessed it for a life filled with purpose, and love. I have created my own family and community, and I am excited to welcome you to my community and share my story with you.
It is my mission to help you create a life you love, appreciate and are excited to celebrate each day.
My Clients
Sarah Amsink
About Me
Hi!
I felt lost, without a community like an alien in the world.
I realized in my early 30s that I might have a disability, so I dug out the old diagnostic paperwork from college and read my report; autism. I was finally starting to accept that I had a disability, and I would have to find a way to not only function but to flourish in the world. It would not define me, but it would define my mission in the world.
I accepted my diagnosis 5 years after receiving it. I strived from childhood to be the ‘perfect child’ and throughout my life this facade would crack, and I would have a meltdown and then start rebuilding again only for another meltdown to derail me and to start over. A life full of midlife crisis’ Finally, an explanation for why I felt like an alien my WHOLE LIFE.
I found similar experiences with other late diagnosed autistic females particularly. I am a social butterfly; born to connect with others. With this newfound appreciation for my experience, I stepped into the “creative, quirky creature” that I am and began to cultivate real, authentic, relationships with people who accept me for me.
I moved into the power of my quirky ass-self!
I love working with other late diagnosed autistic adults because I have been in your shoes. I was hit with the “bucket of ice water” that is an autism diagnosis. It is both soul-crushing and a huge relief to get a formal diagnosis (self-diagnosis is also valid). I grieved the loss of my imagined neurotypical identity but have since stepped into the power of my uniqueness and harnessed it for a life filled with purpose, and love. I have created my own family and community, and I am excited to welcome you to my community and share my story with you.
It is my mission to help you create a life you love, appreciate and are excited to celebrate each day.