Social media that works with your brain, not against it
Strategy for neurodivergent entrepreneurs and creatives who want an authentic, relatable, interest-led online presence. Completely built around your energy, your hyper-fixations, and your actual capacity, not a neurotypical hustle-culture way of doing it.
Sound familiar?
You're not broken. The playbook is.
Posting in bursts, then disappearing
You go hard for a few hours, then give up. The guilt piles up.
Too many ideas, can't pick one
Your brain is a fireworks show of content ideas. Choosing feels impossible.
Advice that makes you feel like the problem
“Just post every day.” Cool. That advice wasn't built for your brain.
It's not a discipline problem
You don't need more willpower. You need a system that makes sense for how your brain actually works.
Here's the science-y bit. ADHD brains run on an interest-based nervous system. Dopamine shows up for novelty, challenge, and urgency, not for "just sit down and post." And autistic brains tend toward monotropism: deep, intense focus on what genuinely matters to you, with less left over for everything else.
So when a "productivity guru" says willpower is the problem, they're describing a neurotypical playbook, one that switches tasks on command and has energy on tap. Your brain isn't broken. It just needs a different shape of plan.
I was a therapist first. So I don't build systems that shame you when life happens. I build around your energy, your hyperfocus seasons, and your low-spoon weeks, so showing up stops feeling like a fight.
Two ways to start
Low pressure. High fit. Begin wherever feels right.
The Good Fit Call
20 minutes. No pitch, no prep. We see if our brains click. Cameras optional, fidgeting encouraged.
Book the call →60-Minute Strategy Session
A pre-call look at your socials, a content plan built around your energy, plus a recording + written recap.
Book the session →Want me to run your socials?
Social media management is a done-with-you engagement starting at $2,500/mo. I take it on, build the systems, and keep your content sounding like you. Tell me about your business and your brain, and we'll see if it's a fit.
Therapist turned strategist
Cleveland-based. MSW in my back pocket. A brain that runs on hyperfocus and spoons, just like yours.
I worked with later-in-life identified Autistic adults who were mostly creatives and entrepreneurs. Then I booked a big theater opportunity, left the therapist world for a more creative life, and pointed my therapist brain at social media. Now I help you skip the burnout of fitting a neurotypical mold.
Read my full story →Brains that clicked
“First time I've stuck with a plan past two weeks. No shame, just a system that fits how my brain works.”
Maya R.
ADHD founder
“Tasha gets it. She didn't make me feel broken for disappearing. She made a plan for the disappearing too.”
Devin K.
Autistic creator
“I actually look forward to posting now. We built it around my hyperfocus seasons. Game changer.”
Sam L.
Solopreneur
This is for you if...
- ✓You're neurodivergent and tired of generic advice
- ✓Your energy comes in waves, not schedules
- ✓You want to show up without masking
- ✓You'd rather hyperfocus than hustle
- ✓You've got spoons, just not a system
Frequently asked, honestly
I can't even post consistently. Is this still for me?+
Especially for you. We throw out “post every day” and build around how you actually work. Bursts, hyperfocus, low-spoon weeks, all welcome.
What does a Good Fit Call actually involve?+
20 minutes, free, no pitch, no prep. We see if our brains click. Cameras optional. Fidgeting encouraged.
Do I need to be diagnosed to work with you?+
Nope. Self-identified, formally diagnosed, or “pretty sure” all count here. No gatekeeping.
Is this therapy?+
No. I'm a former therapist with an MSW, but this is strategy, not treatment. It just happens to be built by a brain that gets it.
Want to see if our brains click?
20 free minutes. No pitch. No prep. Just us figuring it out together.
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