Atticus Phillips


Atticus Phillips[1]

Witnessing the academic impact of ADHD firsthand through my brother and best friend exposed me to the realities of neurodiversity and the limitations of standard academic support. My coaching style focuses on helping students build personalized systems to break down their workload, allowing them to overcome academic struggles and take confident control of their learning journeys. I am currently a pre-med biochemistry student at the University of Colorado Boulder. In my coaching, I draw heavily on my time volunteering as a high school tutor to help students discover a genuine joy for learning. At my core, I love challenging myself intellectually and making sense of the world around me. Outside of work, you can find me playing chess, shooting hoops on the basketball court, hiking, exercising, reading, or catching up on my favorite shows.

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