Monika Marciniak

I can help you discover and develop your unique talents, unmask, and find your voice. My approach is neuro-affirmative and person-centred. I strongly believe in connection and building trusted relationships through shared interests and a feeling of belonging.

Over the past decade, I have been working in education, and I always tried to go the extra mile for young people who needed more support. I have been mentoring neurodivergent students who are struggling with mental health, identity and relationships.

Alongside mentoring, I am also a trainee counsellor in the final year of my diploma. I volunteer as a trainee-counsellor in both charity and private sectors.

My degree is in Biomedical Science, but I quickly realised that laboratory work wasn’t for me – working with neurodivergent people is what truly brings me joy. It has been incredibly rewarding to see positive changes in their attitudes, motivation, confidence and self-esteem.

I run clubs and workshops (Gaming, Arts & Crafts) that encourage connection through shared interests. Mentoring with an adult who ‘gets it’ can make a huge difference in a people's lives.