“I'd been following Ebony on Substack for a bit and really resonated with her writing. When she opened the door to a few coaching sessions a few months ago, I didn't walk, I ran. Engaging with her over the last few weeks felt like being able to exhale after holding my breath for a long time (and I'd been holding it for longer than I thought). As a late-diagnosed autistic woman who'd spent nearly three decades masking, I didn't realise how much I was actually yearning for a space where I could explore my diagnosis without fear of judgement or having to translate my experience into neurotypical-friendly language. Ebony gave me exactly that.

Our sessions were the first proper conversations I'd had post-diagnosis where I could dig into the terminology, the nuances, and all the intricacies of what autism actually meant for me. Not just in theory, but in my day-to-day life. Ebony made me feel genuinely seen and heard, facilitating small but vital realisations that have started shifting how I see myself. She has a gift for asking questions that help you articulate things you've been wrestling with internally but couldn't quite put into words.

Something from our sessions that's stuck with me: I thought I'd been doing well with boundaries, but Ebony gently helped me see I was still making myself too available in ways I hadn't noticed. Little patterns that were quietly fuelling cycles of mini-burnout and frustration. It wasn't a massively dramatic revelation, but her perspective shift really was illuminating, and it's genuinely changed how I notice and (try to) protect my boundaries now.

I can't recommend working with Ebony enough. She creates a space where you don't feel like you need to mask or perform. It's a space where you can explore safely, kindly, and without having to explain why certain things are hard.

She's also willing to do dance challenges. 10/10.”

— Client