About Mosaic Minds

The MOsaic Approach

Mosaics are made up of broken pieces that become more beautiful together than they ever were separately. Each fragment is essential; the flaws create depth and visual interest. You can't force the pieces into uniformity without destroying what makes it art.  A mosaic artist is the antithesis of a "paint by numbers" approach.

Much like mosaics, ADHD brains don't work in straight lines or linear approaches. We're big picture thinkers. Intensely creative. We see patterns others mis and feel things deeply. We make connections that seem to come out of nowhere. 

And while we may need seventeen alarms to leave the house on time  (while still forgetting the keys), by the time we do arrive — we’re often the ones who can solve the problem everyone else said was impossible.

That's not to say ADHD isn’t incredibly challenging or a real disability.  But, the world treats neurotypical skills - showing up on time, doing things 'the right way' - like they make someone inherently good, or are what matters most.
I've never agreed -- and every ADHD client I've worked with has been living proof.
The most interesting, vibrant people I've ever met were neurodivergent (I might be  biased). 

That's the core ethos behind Mosaic Minds: questioning everything we've been taught about who becomes 'successful' or who is 'worthy.' It's  about understanding your brain, what makes you you, capitalizing on your real strengths, and realizing you don't need to become someone else to find what you're looking for (and yes-- don't worry you can learn to be on time, if you want).