Mallory Drummond

I strive to create a non-judgmental, supportive space where you can show up as your authentic self and feel truly seen, heard, and understood.

work as a team, knowing that whatever you’re facing, we can figure it out together. Sometimes this might look like big feelings, other times this might look like laughter and lightheartedness. No matter how you show up, I hope to help you improve your day-to-day life and I have faith that we can make meaningful positive changes.

Personable, caring, kind, a careful listener, playful/fun, able to connect, supportive, collaborative, clear about plan and next steps, relatable, understanding, and very patient.

are children, teens, parents, young adults, navigating their emotions, identity, career, or relationships - many are neurodiverse, having ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), or related concerns. I am committed to inclusivity, a neurodiversity-affirming approach, and believe in lifelong learning grounded in both professional training and lived experience.