Professional Disclaimer
1. Nature of Services
The personal development, 1:1, and group coaching services provided on this website by Neurolink, LLC are strictly educational, informational, and motivational in nature. Life and personal coaching are unregulated industries designed to assist clients with personal growth, goal setting, accountability, and lifestyle optimization.
2. Coaching is Not Clinical Therapy
While the owner of Neurolink, LLC holds a Ph.D. and a credential as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst-Doctoral (BCBA-D), the B2C life coaching services offered through this platform are separate and distinct from licensed mental health counseling, psychotherapy, clinical psychology, or clinical behavior analysis. Coaching does not diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any mental health disorder, psychiatric condition, or medical ailment.
3. No Doctor-Patient Relationship
Engagement with this website, digital tools, intake forms, or virtual coaching sessions does not establish a clinical doctor-patient, therapist-client, or medical relationship. If you are experiencing psychological distress, severe anxiety, depression, or clinical mental health challenges, you are advised to seek the care of a licensed healthcare professional or local clinical specialist.
4. Client Responsibility
By participating in these virtual 1:1 or group coaching containers, you acknowledge that you are fully responsible for your own lifestyle choices, personal decisions, actions, and results. Neurolink, LLC makes no guarantees, implied or explicit, regarding specific personal or financial outcomes resulting from coaching services.
Empowering Neurodivergent Lives Through Culturally Responsive Coaching
At NEUROLINK, LLC, we believe every individual deserves to be supported in ways that honor their unique neurological profile. Founded by Dr. Amoy Hugh-Pennie, our practice bridges clinical expertise with cultural context to provide trauma-informed, culturally responsive support for neurodivergent individuals, families, and educators. We move beyond compliance-driven models to focus on approaches rooted in connection, context, and dignity—creating outcomes that are not only effective, but sustainable in real life.