Emily Wheeler, LPC, is a licensed professional counselor specializing in ADHD, neurodiversity, and nervous system regulation. Her work focuses on helping individuals and organizations understand how executive functioning, emotional regulation, and cognitive energy interact across work, relationships, and daily life.

In her clinical practice, Emily works extensively with adolescents and adults navigating ADHD, executive functioning challenges, and burnout. Her approach integrates neuroscience, attachment theory, and occupational psychology to help individuals move beyond chronic compensation and develop sustainable strategies for functioning. Emily is particularly interested in how environmental systems, nervous system regulation, and relational dynamics interact to influence ADHD success and burnout.

Through her clinical work, teaching, and presentations, Emily translates emerging ADHD research into practical tools that clinicians, families, and individuals can apply in real-world settings. Her presentations focus on reducing burnout, improving regulation, and designing environments where ADHD strengths—including creativity, innovation, and big-picture thinking—can thrive. As an individual with ADHD, she encourages and empowers others to become self-advocates.