NeuroKind

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NeuroKind, Founded by Colleen Companioni (née Koch), offers Private NeuroCoaching, Corporate NeuroTraining, and self-led growth labs through NeuroKind Academy.

Check out our link directory to learn more: https://linktr.ee/weareneurokind Colleen Companioni, leading NeuroCoach and educator, launched NeuroKind (formerly Rowan Coaching) in 2015 to support and empower neurodivergent professionals and other “unconventional humans”. Companioni’s primary goal is to bring ethical, executive-level, neuroscience-informed coaching to historically disenfranchised ind

06/04/2026

A question for you this Monday morning.

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Photos from The Mom Psychologist's post 28/03/2026

As always, advice for children is just advice for humans. Which one of these statements raises your internal hackles? That’s the one to investigate.

26/02/2026

This is a fantastic breakdown to help folks understand the connection between dopamine and ADHD.

24/02/2026

It’s not about choosing between disabled and “my neurodivergence is a superpower!” - both of which feel incomplete or inauthentic to most folks with adhd. It’s about recognizing that you genuinely have a different kind of brain with *different* strengths and challenges, and learning to use THAT brain.

You don’t have to throw away the whole car or give up trying to drive. You just have realize that you thought you were driving an automatic, and that’s why it’s keeps breaking. Now it’s time to learn how to drive stick. Guess what won’t break nearly as often, and might even start to feel FUN to drive?

Recent research suggests that traits associated with ADHD can serve as powerful drivers of innovation and creative achievement. Traditionally viewed through the lens of cognitive challenges, ADHD is now recognized for enhancing divergent thinking, which allows individuals to generate original ideas by connecting seemingly unrelated concepts. The ADHD brain, being less constrained by conventional patterns, often excels at conceptual expansion, producing a higher volume of novel solutions compared to neurotypical peers. This mental flexibility is supported by a natural tendency for mind-wandering, providing a constant source of creativity. Additionally, lower dopamine activity in individuals with ADHD fosters a persistent craving for novelty, encouraging exploratory behavior, risk-taking, and adventurous approaches to problem-solving. While these traits can pose challenges in structured or routine environments, they are particularly valuable in entrepreneurial and pioneering contexts. By harnessing impulsivity and curiosity as tools for action, many individuals with ADHD leverage their neurodiversity to excel in innovation and thrive in fast-paced, creative industries.

Photos from Daniel Pink's post 16/02/2026

Sometimes all that is required to change your mood or state of mind is to notice and name it. It’s a constructive first step either way!

Photos from Molly Galbraith's post 15/02/2026

Just another reason it matters to understand how our brains work - both how the can be used against us AND how we can regain agency in the face of the horror.

14/01/2026

Work with the brain you have!

Photos from Tatjana Sofie's post 13/01/2026

There’s no wrong time to learn this.

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