· est. 2023
Psychological Coach · Speaker · Researcher

Questions about yourself, your relationships, your direction.

About anxiety that won't really settle, patterns that repeat, or choices that feel heavier than they should. I work across the breadth of human psychology, with adults, children, parents, and professionals.

My work is trauma-informed and my specialisms are 1:1 support and raising awareness about giftedness, neurodivergence, and moral injury, where complexity, intensity, difference, and conscience shape how you live.

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Psychologist-NIP, Netherlands®
Globally practicing
Psychological Coach
The practice

An integrative practice that works beneath the presenting problem, connecting the different layers of a person's experience.

Adults arrive with burnout, anxiety, conflict, emotional intensity, a sense of being out of place, or career drift. Parents arrive with questions about their child's inner world, development, and neurotype. Children come with challenges linked to unexpressed emotions, neurodivergence or giftedness, school mismatch, or family transitions such as separation. Professionals come to develop their knowledge about neurodivergence, giftedness, and especially twice and thrice exceptional presentations (gifted + neurodivergence).

The work connects origin, lived experience, and what is happening now. Across adults, children, parents, and professionals.

My specialisms
i.
Adults · children · parents · professionals

Neurodivergence and giftedness.

Late-diagnosed Autism, ADHD, AuDHD, giftedness, twice and thrice exceptionality.

Four audiences in one place: the adults who were missed, the children being assessed now, the parents learning to better understand them, and the professionals trying to see what standard tools can overlook if you're not 2e(+) yourself.

Includes a pre-assessment guide for adults and parents preparing for testing.

1:1 Work
ii.
In relationships · in careers · in your support system

Moral injury.

Moral injury is the wound to your sense of what is right that forms when something breaks that trust, whether you did it, witnessed it, were betrayed by it, or had to keep going along with it to stay.

It rarely looks like trauma in the textbook sense. And the usual frameworks for burnout, anxiety, or relationship difficulty often miss it.

The same pattern, in different contexts.

1:1 Work
iii.
Organizations · schools · clinical teams · events

Speaking and training.

Keynotes, workshops, and case-led trainings on neurodivergence, giftedness, and moral injury.

For organizations watching their high performers go quiet, schools learning to spot 2e in the classroom, and clinical teams refining their reading of combined adult presentations.

Delivered in English, French, and Dutch.

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About

Eva Niencke.

MSc. Psychology, Registered psychologist (Psychologist-NIP, Netherlands) and ICF-trained coach, based in Lausanne. Working globally in English, French, and Dutch in the capacity of Psychological Coach.

15 years in global strategy and innovation roles, recognized for neurodivergent leadership in Vogue Leaders. Opened my own practice in 2023. My own path includes a late recognition of neurodivergence and giftedness at the age of 41.

About the approach

We talk. And we also work with what doesn't easily translate into words.

Sessions use play-based methods: objects, metaphor, imagery, storytelling, and art. These access what the body already knows but cognition hasn't quite caught up with.

This often brings forward patterns, tensions, and insights that remain out of reach in a purely verbal process.

The approach is particularly effective for integrative work with neurodivergent and gifted adults, and central to working with children and adolescents more broadly.

It is especially supportive during periods of change, when emotions can become difficult to process: family separation, major life transitions, or when questions around neurodivergence or giftedness begin to take shape.

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Want to figure out what has been going on?

A first conversation is free, informal, and takes about thirty minutes. Get in touch and I'll get back to you within three business days.