1-on-1 and group coaching for neurodivergent adults
Forget Normal. Build systems that work for you.
Welcome to Divergent Paths Consulting — 1:1 & group coaching for late-diagnosed neurodivergent adults who are done skrinking, done masking, and done pretending to be someone else’s version of “functional.” This is your launchpad for a life built your way, on your terms, with your beautifully wired brain leading the charge. Sign up for a clarity call so we can figure out your Divergent Path!
About Regina
Hi, I’m Regina McMenomy, Ph.D.
I’ve been called “too much,” “too sensitive,” “too curious,” and more than once, “too smart for my own good.” I spent most of my life thinking I was broken.
Turns out, I wasn’t broken. I’m neurodivergent and when I got my diagnosis at basically 50? That cracked my whole life wide open in the best (and hardest) way.
Now I help other late-diagnosed folks do the same: unlearn the nonsense, reclaim their narrative, and build a life that actually works with their brain, not against it. I’ve got a Ph.D., a BS detector set to MAX, and a heart-on-sleeve passion for making weirdness feel like home.
Services and Resources
Transform your neurodivergent mind into your greatest strength with personalized coaching that prioritizes clarity, confidence, and real-world impact. No fluff, just powerful strategies for late-diagnosed adults ready to stop masking and start thriving.
Neurodivergent Education Resource Discussion: NERD is a no-pressure support group for late-diagnosed neurodivergent adults. No homework, no masking, just real talk and shared strategies. Each monthly session opens with a short topic intro and flows into open discussion in a space where your brain already makes sense.
The Divergent Paths Podcast is for late-diagnosed neurodivergent adults ready to ditch the shame and decode their unique wiring with honesty, humor, and zero buzzwords. Tune in for real talk on masking, burnout, executive function, identity, and why saying “no thanks” to neurotypical norms is a power move.
My Blog
Time Blindness: When Time Doesn’t Feel Real
I have a complicated relationship with time. It’s not that I don’t care about it—believe me, I care a lot. I want to be on time. I want to remember appointments. I want to estimate how long a task will take and plan accordingly. But my brain? It just… doesn’t operate...
Understanding Revenge Bedtime Procrastination or Why I Stayed Up Until 2am (Again)
I know I need to sleep. But some nights, I just can’t make myself do it. Even when I’m exhausted, even when I know I’ll feel it the next morning, I find myself staying up. Scrolling. Clicking. Binge-watching. Or worse . . . doing dishes. It’s not logical. But it’s...
Emotional Immaturity in Neurodivergent Adults
Emotional Immaturity Isn’t a Flaw—It’s a Developmental Detour “I feel very vulnerable when I’m angry… because I have the emotional maturity of a toddler when it comes to dealing with my anger.” That moment—raw, honest, and deeply personal—was the heart of a recent...