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JuliAnn Crommelin is a dedicated and experienced professional in the field of executive functioning and ADHD coaching. Based in Southern California, she has been a prominent figure in the mental health and addiction industry since 2006. With her wealth of knowledge, certifications, and passion for helping others, JuliAnn is here to guide you on your journey towards improved executive functioning and a more empowered life.

Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology: JuliAnn's academic achievement includes a master's degree in clinical psychology, enhancing her ability to provide evidence-based coaching and support. Her education ensures that her coaching approach is grounded in the latest research and therapeutic techniques.

Certified ADHD Coach: JuliAnn holds a valuable certification as an ADHD coach. This specialized training allows her to provide tailored guidance to individuals with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, helping them harness their strengths and overcome challenges associated with ADHD.

JuliAnn Crommelin (She/Her)

CEO & Founder

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Georgia Grace Hays (She/Her)

Associate Certified ADHD Coach

Georgia Hays is an Associate Certified Coach (ICF) with a deep passion for helping individuals with ADHD and other Neurodivergent conditions. After completing her B.A., she attended the ADD Coach Academy (ADDCA) where she was mentored by master coach Cathy Rashidian and graduated as a certified ADHD and Life Coach. She works with clients at a transformative level, so that solutions are not “quick fixes” but rather strategic changes that are effective across the board. She is experienced in providing a safe, compassionate space for Adults, Young Adults, and Children with ADHD, ASD, and OCD. Her mission is to help clients shake free from guilt, shame, and hopelessness and empower them with the confidence, acceptance, and joy that is meant for them. 

Sue Day (She/Her)

Associate Certified ADHD Coach

Sue was diagnosed with ADHD in 1988—long before doctors believed girls could have ADHD. For years, she ignored it, navigating a rollercoaster of dropping out of high school, a failed business, and eventual success in nonprofit finance that led to critical burnout.

That crisis became her turning point. Sue embraced her ADHD instead of fighting it, rediscovered her passion for helping people grow into their strengths, and trained at the ADD Coaching Academy (ADDCA). Sue is pursuing her Advanced ADHD Coaching certifications through the ICF and PAAC.

Now, Sue empowers neurodivergent adults to better understand themselves, reclaim their energy, and honor their wonderfully unique brains. She brings this philosophy to life both in her coaching practice and as the author of ‘ADHD Brilliance: A Journey Into Your Extraordinary Brain.’