Michelle Tempest-Mitchell

Michelle is a coach and trainer with the Association for Coaching, and holds an MSc in Psychology. She has extensive experience of delivering engaging, accessible training and support to neurodivergent and mixed-ability learners. She has developed and delivered programmes and workshops supporting neurodivergent people in education, employment and other settings, as well as providing individual academic mentoring to neurodivergent undergraduate students at the University of York.

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Michelle currently works as an ASC & Mental Health Mentor at the Learning Support Centre, where she also delivers Level 2 Note Taking training. She has specialist training in autism, neurodiversity, cognitive behavioural coaching and positive psychology, and is particularly interested in translating psychological theory into practical strategies that help neurodivergent learners understand their strengths, develop effective approaches to learning and build confidence. Michelle is a Graduate Member of the British Psychological Society (BPS GMBPsS), a General Member of the BPS Division of Coaching Psychology, and an Associate Member of the Association for Coaching.