Now welcoming families · summer 2026

Coaching for gifted, 2e & neurodivergent kids, teens — & the parents raising them.

A practice for the household where everyone is unusually bright. Catherine Mathon, MA, LPC.

Book a free intro consult 30 min on video, no charge
since
2026
MA, LPC · Licensed Professional Counselor SENG-trained NAGC member 15+ years clinical Telehealth, all 50 states
Three rooms in the practice

What coaching here actually looks like .

For your teen
A weekly conversation that respects how their mind moves.
Identity, school, friendships, executive function — addressed by someone who will not flatten the picture.
For you
A monthly session for the parent doing strategy work.
Advocacy, sibling dynamics, the long view, your own bandwidth. Coaching for the person managing the system.
Together
Joint sessions when the household needs a shared room.
Used sparingly and on purpose — for transitions, hard conversations, recalibrating the agreement.

Most of these kids do not need to be fixed. They need to be read more carefully — and given language for the texture of their own attention.

— CATHERINE MATHON, MA, LPC · FOUNDER
What people bring in

The texture of the work, in the words families actually use.

1
Capable, not starting
Underachievement that does not look like underachievement from the inside.
2
Asynchronous
A child operating at three developmental ages depending on the hour.
3
Perfection or shutdown
When the cost of trying becomes higher than the cost of disappearing.
4
Friendship & fit
Wanting peers without performing a smaller version of yourself.
5
School advocacy
IEPs, 504s, gifted programs — and the conversations around them.
6
Identity in adolescence
Holding gifted, ADHD, autistic, anxious as one picture, not competing labels.
the practitioner.
About

Catherine Mathon, MA, LPC.

Licensed Professional Counselor, fifteen years in clinical work, and a long interest in the inner life of bright children. Kinveya is the practice she always wanted to refer to and could rarely find — coaching that takes giftedness and twice-exceptionality seriously without making them the whole story.

Forward-looking, structured, and oriented around the next right move for this child, this family, this term.

A thirty-minute
conversation,
before anything else.

Book a free intro consult

On video, no charge. Bring questions. Bring the parts you don't know how to phrase yet.