Join me in today's episode as I chat with Eric, founder of Top College Consultants. Together, we dive into the dynamic world of higher education and explore the fascinating journey of navigating neurodiversity. Eric unveils his invaluable insights on empowering twice-exceptional students and the pivotal role mentorship plays in their triumphs. Get ready for an enriching conversation filled with eye-opening advice and heartwarming anecdotes. Don't miss out – tune in now!

Bio

Eric Endlich, Ph.D., clinical psychologist and founder of Top College Consultants®, guides neurodivergent students nationwide through the college application process. He co-teaches the UC Irvine continuing education course for educational consultants, Working with Students with Learning Differences, and co-manages an 18,000-member Facebook group for parents of college-bound neurodivergent students. Dr. Endlich has served on the Learning Differences/Neurodiversity and Diversity/Equity/Inclusion Committees of the Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA), and was honored with IECA’s “Making a Difference” award for contributions such as a database of neurodiversity-friendly colleges. A national presenter and professional writer, he is also a researcher on a project to develop college readiness software for autistic high school students and a study to enhance student-teacher relationships for autistic children, as well as an advisory board member for the UCLA Tarjan Center. Dr. Endlich is regularly interviewed by various media including Forbes, Money magazine, College Confidential, and U.S. News & World Report. Finally, he is a neurodivergent parent and adult. Follow Eric on LinkedIn.

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