Staci McLean Author — Life coach in Pakuranga, E7
Phone+64211802018
Websitestacimclean.co.nz
Staci McLean is an author, life coach, and founder of The Neurocollective NZ, based in Pakuranga, Auckland. She focuses on neurodiversity and inclusion, particularly within church communities and Christian organisations. Staci has authored a book, 'A Place Where I Belong', offering practical, cost-effective strategies to create welcoming environments for neurodivergent individuals and families. Her work involves advocacy, education, and support, tailored to the unique needs of individuals, churches, and organisations. Staci aims to foster belonging for everyone through accessible and inclusive practices.
Best for
- Neurodivergent individuals
- Families of neurodivergent individuals
- Churches seeking inclusion
- Christian organisations seeking inclusion
| Key services | Neurodiversity coaching, Inclusion consulting, Speaking engagements, Book sales |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | neurodiversity, inclusion, life coach, author, auckland, pakuranga, christian, church, advocacy, support |
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