Leadership Coaching

Minal Kamlani is a Leadership Coach, working with executives and neurodivergent professionals who are high-achieving on paper — but close to running on empty underneath. Her coaching style sits at the intersection of neuroscience, lived experience, and the future of work.

  • ICF PCC, TICC, CPRC

  • 1,000+ hours with 200+ clients

  • 35+ coach training events

  • 20+ years corporate experience

Higher Vibes Coaching

Coaching for Modern Leaders


Higher Vibes Coaching exists for people who want more self-agency within systems that were not designed to support them. Because you don't need to be fixed — you need a trauma-informed coach who knows workplace reality from the inside and has the training to meet your specific needs. To help you navigate systems that are outdated, unfair, and not changing fast enough.

You fit one of these profiles:

  • High-achieving leader mapping what's next — and only want to be coached by someone who has led

  • Have a demanding career — healthcare, startups, or any field where the pace will stay chronically relentless

  • Diagnosed or self-identified with ADHD or AuDHD — you get things done, but lose yourself in the process

  • Recovering from eating disorders, substances, or addictive behaviors, and want real 1:1 accountability

  • Navigating a major life transition — new career, divorce, menopause, or a diagnosis that reframed everything

You are looking for:

  • Clarity: Understanding patterns, priorities, and the factors influencing decisions.

  • Experimentation: Testing new ways of working, leading, and responding to pressure.

  • Integration: Building habits, structures, and practices that support long-term growth

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Coaching Client Reviews

  • Client

    Sara

    HR Executive | US

    Diagnosed with ADHD at 44, I came to Minal at the worst point of my life — a single mother of 3 in extreme burnout. She guided me from masking as a neurotypical, forcing actions, to speaking up for what I need. She helped me feel safe using my voice — and use my neurotype to my advantage.

  • Ekin

    Social Worker in Training | US

    Minal is amazing to talk to, incredibly relatable, supportive, and genuinely optimistic, which made a huge difference on hard days. One of the biggest changes is that I’m no longer stuck in all-or-nothing cycles. I can show up more consistently, recover faster when I get off track.

  • Client

    Shirish

    Innovation Engineer | US

    Working with Minal was a revelation. She helped me understand myself — why I behave the way I do — and was always bringing up what I'd shared before to ground me in our sessions. I was so eager for it I was seeing her weekly. I'm a much more confident leader and a better performer now.

  • Client

    Teddy

    Project Management | UK

    I started life coaching, hoping to build a social circle as a foreigner working from home. I now have a full social calendar, meaningful friendships, and a level of confidence I didn’t have before. Overcoming my fear of rejection was a turning point, and it has brought so much more joy to my life.

  • Client

    Aiman

    Patient Advocate | US

    Before Minal, I was stuck in my own head — overthinking everything, knowing I was capable of more but unable to move forward. She really meets you where you are without judgment. She introduced me to somatic tools that helped me feel safe and connected to myself, and helped me with boundaries and ADHD.

  • Client

    Marshal

    Tech Executive | US

    I have worked with Minal beyond our original scope. Among the many coaches I have worked with, Minal is the one I would trust to discuss the most vulnerable topics. She helped me consistently reach breakthroughs with important business and personal relationships. She is a very rare coach that I won't easily let go of.

Recognized Peer Trainer

  • Poster for the Trauma Informed Coaching Series featuring headshots of five women and two men, with titles and names. Top left: Brad Hardie, Coaching Groups. Top right: Shelly-Anne Mckay, Coaching Recovery. Bottom left: Kate Arms & Tracy Winter, Neurodiversity. Bottom right: Minal Kamlani, Producer & Moderator. Center logo: ICF New York City Chapter.

    Coaching L&D Leadership

    Produced and moderated 35 ICF NYC professional development events from 2023 to present—across neurodiversity, trauma-informed practice, ADHD coaching, addiction recovery, and the intersection of identity and coaching.

  • Flyer for a coaching program on neurodiversity hosted by the NYC Charter Chapter of ICF, featuring photos of three women and a blue arrow pointing to the text.

    Neurodiversity SIG Founder

    Founded ICF’s only Neurodiversity Special Interest Group in 2024. Designed and delivered a year-long, CCEU-awarded coaching curriculum spanning key neurodiversity topics—built around evolving community needs.

  • Flyer for a workshop titled 'Neurodiversity 201 & Coaching' hosted by ICF New York City Chapter. Features photos of three presenters: Amanda Espinosa, Maureen Hilton-Sokoloff, and Minal Kamlani. The event is scheduled for June 26, 2024, from 12 to 1:30 PM ET, and will be recorded.

    Keynote Speaker & Educator

    Speaker at ICF NYC on neurodiversity and trauma-informed coaching. Invited to present at ICF Global Converge 2025 on AI & Coaching. Available for keynotes, roundtables, and trainings on coaching in relation to and neurodiversity and AI ethics

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