About Adam

Adam Rothkopf (he/they) has worked with children and young adults for over 10 years, in a variety of different roles. He is a licensed educator, and has taught and worked within a variety of classrooms of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities. He is professionally trained as a career advisor, working in the role for two years to help young adults build resumes, develop job skills, explore career paths, and get the job roles they were seeking. Many years of experience as a private tutor and summer camp director have developed Adam's abilities to meet people where they are at and help them find ways of learning and engaging with the world that genuinely work for them.

Adam has worked as a life coach for youth and young adults since early 2024, beginning within the nonprofit sector. Throughout his life coaching work, he has been deeply intentional about creating and cultivating spaces that are accessible, accepting, and adaptive to the individual needs of his clients. He has worked with his coaching clients on countless different goals, and is deliberate about tailoring his approach and his pacing to the individual needs and preferences of each of his clients.

Adam is also trained and knowledgable in areas of accessibility and identity, and prides himself on his competence in working with disabled, neurodivergent, and queer individuals. As a queer individual with ADHD himself, Adam is aware of the importance of creating inclusive spaces within the work he does, and genuinely listens to his clients' needs in how they best feel supported and able to succeed in their coaching work together. You can read more about his approach to coaching here.