Your dog's behavior. Your own brain under stress. The anxious learner in a training room. It's all connected, and it's what I spend my time thinking about. These guides and courses are for anyone trying to understand why things feel hard and what to do about it — whether you're holding a leash or sitting in a meeting.
Courses on reactive dog ownership and surviving the first weeks with a new puppy are in development. See what's coming ↓
Guides for anxious and neurodivergent professionals navigating work, plus tools for L&D practitioners. Browse guides ↓
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What living with a reactive dog taught me about anxiety, nervous systems, and the slow work of learning that your actions have weight in the world.
A field guide for anxious professionals. Why your brain does what it does under pressure, and what to stop blaming yourself for.
If you've ever sat through a meeting with your heart pounding, spent a weekend dreading Monday, or wondered why everything feels harder for you than it seems to be for everyone else, this guide was written for you.
Prompts, workflows, and practices for neurodivergent professionals who want AI to work with their brain instead of against it.
Organized by lived experience, not diagnosis. You'll find yourself through descriptions like "You know what you need to do and you cannot make yourself start" rather than clinical labels.
A collection of prompts built specifically for learning and development practitioners working with AI. Practical, tested, and designed to save you from generic output.
Whether you're building training content, writing learning objectives, or trying to get an LLM to stop giving you bulleted lists of obvious advice, this pack gives you a head start.
These are coming as the practice grows. If something here speaks to you, reach out and I'll make sure you're the first to know when it's ready.
For the person holding the leash, not the trainer. What reactivity actually is, why your dog does it, and how to stop making it worse.
In developmentWhat happens when anxiety meets a learning environment. For educators, trainers, and the anxious learners themselves.
In developmentNobody tells you how hard the first few weeks of puppy ownership are. This course does, and gives you what you need to get through it.
PlannedFor shelter workers and volunteers carrying more than they signed up for. The mental health side of animal welfare work that nobody talks about.
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