About

Jeanette Rossini is a life coach, specializing in ADHD and executive function skills.  She is passionate about helping her predominantly adult and young adult clients achieve their potential.  Her coaching also extends to parents of children diagnosed with ADHD.  Jeanette is an active educator and advocate within the ADHD community and is a regular volunteer with the Raise Foundation, mentoring high school students to strengthen their support network, have new experiences and build self-esteem.  She is also a member of the local suicide prevention community group on the Northern Beaches of Sydney.

Jeanette has a unique professional and personal perspective with two neurodivergent children and a wealth of lived experience within her family.  These experiences led her to pursue her passion for working with the community and individuals with ADHD after 20 years working in corporate and small business development.   Jeanette completed her training through ADDCA, the ADD Coach Academy, and has completed a Professional Certificate of Education Support through Monash University.

As a life-long learner, she is continuously exploring educational opportunities to grow as a coach and enhance the lives of her clients. She is enthusiastic about using her training and experience to help people successfully navigate their lives, overcome obstacles, and use their unique strengths to thrive.

Jeanette is a member of AADPA (Australian ADHD Professionals Association) and ICF (International Coach Federation) and is passionate about educating and advocating within the community.  She offers a safe space for LGBTQI+ and neurodivergent individuals.