Helping you rethink how you live, work and build what’s next—without using yourself up. She works at the intersection of psychology, nervous system regulation, and sustainable performance — helping people who live with invisible or complex conditions move from coping to truly living. Nichi is the founder of Zebrahood, a community and advocacy space for individuals and families navigating invisible illness, neurodivergence, and chronic nervous system over-activation. She is also the creator of Collab Tank, a collaborative growth space for founders, creatives, and entrepreneurs who want to build meaningful work without sacrificing their health. She is a published author and host of the podcast Shine the Spotlight: Health & Business, where she explores invisible health, leadership, identity, and sustainable success. Nichi is also clinical psychologist, board approved supervisor and founder of Rewired Psychology, a rural mental health clinic. Her clinical work focuses on invisible conditions, eating disorders, women’s health, neurodivergence, and persistent neurological conditions including hypermobility/Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, fibromyalgia, POTS, complex regional pain syndrome, and functional neurological disorders. She is a credentialed eating disorder clinician, provides psychological assessment for ADHD, autism, and cognition, and works from a neurobiological, holistic framework to support sustainable recovery.
