Tanya Valentin
Specialized support for parents of neurodivergent children and teens in autistic burnout recovery
My Mission and Values
I empower parents of Autistic and ADHD children and teens to navigate burnout recovery with confidence, compassion, and connection. Through education, coaching, and community, I provide practical tools, validation, and a soft place to land—helping parents embrace a low-demand, nervous system-friendly approach to parenting.
Beyond individual family support, I am a champion for change. I recognize the stark realities neurodivergent individuals face—including lower life expectancy, higher unemployment rates, and increased trauma and mental health challenges.
My mission is to shift these outcomes by fostering healing, self-trust, and sustainable support for parents, creating ripple effects that lead to safer, healthier, and more inclusive futures for neurodivergent children and their families.
My Core Values
Compassion & Connection
I center my work on validating and supporting parents with warmth, understanding, and a deep sense of care. I provide a “soft place to land,” ensuring that no parent feels alone in the challenges of raising a neurodivergent child. Connection—both between parents and their children, and within a supportive community—is at the heart of everything I do.
Advocacy & Systemic Change
I do not just support individual families; I actively work to change the life outcomes of neurodivergent children. I recognize the larger societal barriers—higher unemployment, mental health challenges, and lower life expectancy—and I am committed to shifting these realities through education, awareness, and advocacy.
Empowerment & Sustainable Support
My mission is to give parents the tools and confidence to parent in a way that honors their child’s needs while also taking care of themselves.
My focus is on long-term well-being, helping families not just survive but thrive by embracing a low-demand, nervous system-friendly approach.