Sherry holds a PhD in Special Education from the University of Arizona, along with multiple degrees from Memorial University of Newfoundland including a Diploma in Clinical Epidemiology that informs her commitment to evidence-based practice. She is currently completing the ADDCA ADHD Coaching Program based in New York offering premium ADHD support for clients including professionals, post secondary students, youth, educators and those diagnosed later in life. ADDCA is considered the gold standard for ADHD coaching in the world and is certified by the International Coaching Federation (ICF) and the Professional Association of ADHD Coaches (PAAC). 

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Sherry specializes in supporting individuals through education and knowledge with:

• ADHD Coaching

• Specific Learning Disorders

• Executive Functioning challenges

• Learning differences in French Immersion environments

• Parents navigating the school system 

• Workplace Accommodations

Sherry has a special interest in advocating for individuals affected by neurodiversity helping them navigate educational supports, workplace accommodations and systems that often overlook neurodivergent needs. She draws inspiration from the individuals she has worked with over the years seeking information, support and guidance. Her goal is to inform and educate society about the paradox of ADHD in that it can appear to propel one to great limits or it can have potentially damaging and debilitative effects.  She is committed to helping  ADHDers work with their brain wiring not against it for a meaningful and rewarding life.

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