Questioning, self-diagnosed, and professionally diagnosed autistics all welcome
Personalised support for women and non-binary folk who were socialised as female
If you’re questioning whether you might be autistic, chances are you’ve spent a lifetime feeling different but not knowing why. You learned to blend in, to shrink yourself, to be what the world expected. But deep down, something never quite fit.
Suddenly, autism wasn’t just a distant or abstract concept–it felt like something that might finally explain you.
Seen through this lens, a lifetime of memories started to click into place. Your story about who you are started to take on a new shape.
You started noticing things in real time too: little quirks, habits, or sensitivities you’d never questioned before. Is this stimming? Is this what overstimulation feels like?
You dove into research, reading, watching, absorbing everything you could.
You’re left with so many questions:
Realising you might be autistic is a huge step forward.
The journey back to yourself begins with this recognition that you have a unique experience of the world–regardless of any labels or diagnoses.
Everything you need to thrive–on your own terms–is already within you.
Your unmasked self has always been there—self-assured, creative, and authentically you!
But somewhere along the way, you learned to hide her. To push your true feelings so far down inside you that you didn’t even recognise them anymore. Your joy, your rage—the whole spectrum of human experience–it’s all still inside you, waiting to be heard.
Reconnecting with your unmasked self doesn’t happen all at once. But every small moment of self-connection brings you closer.
Every time you tune into what’s inside—your emotions, physical sensations, and distress signals—you take another step closer to the person you’ve always been.
So much mainstream advice wasn’t built with autistic people in mind. You might have been told to “just take a break,” “be more confident,” or “trust your gut”—but when you’re living with sensory overload, a lifetime of masking, or a deep disconnection from your own needs, those strategies fall flat.
My approach is built for brains like yours. It’s not about changing who you are—it’s about learning to honour who you’ve always been.
That’s why we start by tuning into what your body and emotions are telling you—rather than trying to follow what worked for someone else.
You can begin to:
You’ve kept your brilliance from the world, and denied yourself a sense of ease. But I promise you, there is a way through–to ease, self-trust, and finally feeling at home in yourself.
Hi, I’m Ellen!
I help women who’ve realised they’re autistic—or are wondering if they might be—make sense of their experiences, trust themselves, and finally feel at home in their own skin.
For years, I thought I was just too sensitive, too anxious. But when I realised I was autistic, everything changed—I stopped trying to fix myself and started learning how to truly support my brain.
My coaching blends deep emotional work with practical, actionable tools–so you can understand yourself, meet your needs, and finally feel okay just being you.
As a certified One of Many™ women’s coach, I blend Internal Family Systems and trauma-informed principles into my work. My approach is grounded in radical self-acceptance and real-world strategies—because understanding your brain is the key to working with it, not against it.
Wherever you are on your autism journey—questioning, self-diagnosed, or professionally diagnosed—I can help you untangle everything that’s been keeping you stuck and start trusting yourself.
I work with women and non-binary folk who were socialised as female.
Personal insights to help you make sense of your emotions
A one-off 60-minute call to help you understand what you really need—and how to start giving it to yourself
A 12-session in-depth journey to rebuild self-trust, reconnect with your real self, and finally feel at home in who you are
Owning our story and loving ourselves through that process is the bravest thing that we will ever do