Unmask.
Empower.
Thrive.
At Etiam Coaching and Consulting, we guide neurodivergent adults and families to build meaningful, sustainable lives—without compromising who they are.
Through a blend of DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy)-informed coaching and personalized strategy, we help you navigate life’s challenges while honoring your unique neurotype, whether it's ASD, ADHD, AuDHD, or one of the many other neurodiverse identities.
Whether you’re burned out, navigating relationships, parenting, or just trying to get through the day—we're here to support you with evidence-based tools that work, strategies that stick, and understanding that runs deep.
You deserve to live unmasked, and you don’t have to do it alone.
Etiam (et-iam) is Latin for and also. This is the core of our belief at Etiam Coaching and Consulting. More than one thing can be true at a time and we can use this understanding to our advantage!
Services
Varies by plan
Varies by plan
Price upon request
Approach
At Etiam Coaching & Consulting, we believe in empowering neurodivergent adults and families by teaching DBT-based skills and creating personalized, sustainable strategies. Our approach focuses on supporting authentic living, reducing burnout, and enhancing quality of life across various aspects such as work and school, relationships, parenting, and life skills.
Strategies
We tailor our strategies to meet the unique needs of each individual, ensuring sustainable change and authentic growth.
Benefits
Our approach leads to reduced burnout, improved relationships, and enhanced quality of life, ultimately fostering holistic well-being.
Meet Your Coach
Dr. Kathryn Egan (she/her)
Educator | Strategist | Neurodivergent Advocate
I founded Etiam Coaching and Consulting to bridge the gap between academic research, lived experience, and practical coaching. I hold a doctorate in Information Management from Syracuse University, where I combined my extensive background in Human Development, Public Health, and Data Science to focus on the inclusion of neurodivergent populations in mental health research, particularly around depression and suicidality.
I’ve worked with diverse communities teaching life skills, injury prevention, and public speaking, and spent years supporting neurodivergent individuals in crafting tools to thrive—without masking, without shame.
Dr. Kathryn Egan
Coach / Consultant