
Our Coaches
Charles Cox
(he/him)
I earned my Master’s in Counseling from Kent State University which has led me to teach disabled people for 15 years. Now as a coach I help Autistic people to become better able to manage details, especially when they overwhelmed. I also act as a neutral third party, and helps keep the families I support working together in a positive mindset.
If you love Cleveland sports, then I could be a great fit for you as a coach as I am an avid sports fan who loves my Browns, Guardians and Cavs.
Danyetta Najoli
(she/her)
I am a cultural humility coach who will get to know your way of doing things and work with you to hold you accountable to your own goals. I will support you... (Read more)
Jude Olubodun
(he/him)
What led me to Autism Personal Coach was my own journey in discovering myself. Why do my experiences make me feel the way they do... (Read more)
Kelsey Higgins
(he/him)
My approach to coaching is holistic and intuitive. As neurodivergent individuals, we may often struggle to find our place in a society that was not built for us... (Read more)
Minna Abassi
(she/her, they/them)
As a coach, I guide others toward creating and achieving unique personal goals in life, work, and identity exploration. Approaching life with a curious and collaborative mindset... (Read more)
Neisha Hirsch
(she/her, they/them)
My priority, as a coach, is to help my clients feel heard, seen, and valued while we work together to achieve their goals. I use my experience... (Read more)
Safir Boukhalfa
(they/them)
As an Autistic person with ADHD, and someone who exists at the intersections of multiple identities (being queer, non-binary, and Algerian), I offer... (Read more)
Stephanie Carroll
(she/her)
It’s easy to get overwhelmed with everyday tasks. That’s why I enjoy helping clients to create a plan that will help them be more successful... (Read more)
Tas Kronby
(they/them)
I am an Autistic, ADHD, Disabled, Deaf, Queer, POC. I earned my Bachelor degree in English Literature in 2023 and graduated Magna Cum Laude. As an advocate... (Read more)