Rebecca Whitten is a dedicated life coach with a deep understanding of the human mind and a passion for helping individuals overcome challenges and unlock their full potential. With a background in child psychology, systemic family psychology, and extensive experience working with individuals on the autism spectrum and ADHD, Rebecca brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her coaching practice. As a loving mother to a teenage son on the spectrum and with her own personal experiences of living with ADHD and late-diagnosed autism, Rebecca has a unique perspective and firsthand understanding of the journeys her clients embark upon. She is deeply committed to guiding neurodivergent individuals and their families toward growth, self-acceptance, and success. Beyond her professional pursuits, Rebecca is an accomplished entrepreneur and an avid lover of the arts. When she's not coaching, she indulges her creative side through painting and DIY home projects. She also finds joy in exploring the great outdoors through camping and traveling. As a self-proclaimed foodie, she delights in discovering new culinary experiences. With training in compassion-focused therapy and a thorough understanding of the DSM, Rebecca made the conscious decision to pursue life coaching as her chosen path. She strongly believes that everyone has the potential to grow and thrive, regardless of their diagnosis. Her unwavering passion for helping others and witnessing their triumphs is at the heart of her coaching practice. Through her compassionate guidance, Rebecca empowers individuals to break free from limitations, embrace their unique strengths, and achieve their goals, all while celebrating their remarkable journey of success.
