I help overwhelmed, neurospicy business owners get off the productivity hamster wheel and start building momentum that feels safe, expansive and sustainable.

Neurodivergent Business Strategy, Support & Education

Work with your brain. Align with your values. Find your flow. For rebellious brains and restless minds that still have to work in a neurotypical world.

Overwhelm Awareness

Your pulse quickens as you open your email, fingertips hovering over the keys. For some reason, your brain just won’t kick into gear the way it used to. Those old tricks, staying up late to power through or pushing yourself to just get it done, aren’t working anymore.

It’s like your body has been forcing you to LISTEN because it’s not putting up with your bullshit anymore.

Person lying in bed with a fuzzy blanket over their head, showing only a hand with a raised middle finger.

Your brain and heart just want to hide under the covers and LALALALA the noise away. You’re tired. Probably burnt out.

Now what do you do? Start a book, take a course, send more memes and hope it sticks? Meanwhile, all those tiny pebbles of tasks (or Netflix DVDs) and expectations keep piling up on you until they feel like a mountain and you’re left under their rubble.

It doesn’t have to be this way…

Flow IS Possible!

With the right support, you catch yourself feeling proud, not because you forced yourself to push harder, but because you finally know how to pace yourself. You’re not working from panic, people-pleasing, or perfectionism anymore.  You can tell when your brain needs structure, when it needs movement, and when it just needs space.

Now, your systems are finally doing their job: holding the mental clutter so your energy is free for what actually matters. Your to-do list doesn’t hum with dread anymore; it sings with possibility. You feel that soft click of things falling into place, the buzz of clarity where chaos used to live. 

The spark that made you start this business, the creativity, the curiosity, the joy of making something that feels like you, starts to come back. Ideas seem to bubble out of you freely. You find yourself smiling mid-task, realizing you actually want to work again. That’s what happens when your systems match your brain.

At Feral Brain Co, I help neurospicy entrepreneurs design sustainable systems, learn how to regulate their own nervous systems, and get back to loving what they do (because isn’t that kind of the point).

No hacks. No hustle. Just systems that stick because they were built for you.

One thing that might make you feel better

Since you’ve read this far, do you want to hear a cool thing I learned? It might make you feel better. Or mad. Maybe both.

Emotional dysregulation sits at the core of neurodivergent experiences because our brains rely more heavily on emotional processing (hello, very active amygdala) and use the prefrontal cortex less consistently or efficiently than neurotypical brains.

SO, that means not only do our brains not reliably self-regulate, but that a lot of the people telling you to “just calm down already,” or looking at you like “where did that outburst come from?”, don’t realize their bodies are quietly helping them more quickly return to baseline and copacetic state.

Instead, our autonomic nervous system takes the driver’s seat, and the very real physical sensations related to the emotions that we experience in these heightened states can push us rapidly into fight or flight. Either way, we are ready to GO.

So no, we can’t just “calm down, Sheila”. (Love you, Sheila).

We have to actively choose regulation. We have to create it on purpose, through supports, structures, and tools, even while our entire processing system is already operating at full volume.

This is the part that made everything different to me…


We aren’t broken and in need of repair.
We are wired differently.

And if we’re wired differently, we don’t need more shame or willpower. We need a different manual.

I can help you write your own.

A favorite book of mine:

Book cover titled "How to ADHD" by Jessica McCabe. The cover features a stylized outline of a brain with a looping line, and a yellow circle indicating it's a New York Times bestseller. The subtitle states "An Insider's Guide to Working with Your Brain (Not Against It)."

How to ADHD, Jessica McCabe

“The fact that I could sometimes exceed expectations made it even more frustrating for me – and everyone around me – when I failed to meet the basic ones.”

You body is wired differently

It’s NOT your fault

But you can do something about it