You've done everything right.
And yet you don't know where you're going anymore.
Why I coach women like you
I've been there. That's why I do this work.
A little about me
I'm Mylène Thisse, a transition coach for women. I help you find clarity when everything's shifting and build robust success that fits you, instead of forcing yourself into a plan that was never yours.
I'm French, based in Stuttgart, and I've lived abroad for 10 years, so I know what it means to reinvent yourself in a culture that isn't yours.
Before coaching, I spent years in the corporate world across cultures and time zones, so when you tell me about pressure and constant adapting, I get it.
And before that, I worked in social housing, listening closely to what people really needed and helping them voice it and build their own solutions. That's still exactly what I do, and I still love every bit of it.
I'm late-diagnosed neurodivergent, so I'm the last person who'll ask you to fit a mold or assume I know what you think, want, or feel.
And I'm a mum, so yes, I know what it's like to juggle everything and still try to show up fully.
Oh, and just so you know: I have high standards. Not for perfection. Only for authenticity… and for croissants. In our sessions, we go from tears to laughter and back, often with paper and colored pencils, and we tackle serious things without taking ourselves too seriously. That's how we get to the real stuff.
For a long time, people praised my resilience and my drive. "But you're shining!" they'd say, and I'd smile, because what else could I do? I was trying to solve misalignment with over-achievement. Spoiler: effort was not the missing ingredient. Eventually my definition of success changed: from "pretty and impressive on paper" to truly embodied. Not smaller, not less ambitious. Just more honest, more sustainable, more robust.
I don't hand you a recipe. I hold a space that's safe and gently challenging. My coaching is neuro-affirming: we start from how you actually function, your nervous system, your values, your strengths, and build from there, at your pace. That's the Inside-Out Design: first we write your user manual, then we build your next step. Nothing about you is broken, so we don't try to fix you. You know what matters and what's right for you. My job is to help you build it, one step at a time. And if you're ADHD, autistic, AuDHD, or gifted, here's what that changes in practice.
What I'm like as a coach
“It's safe here. And we don't pretend.”
"Your presence helped me feel safe and move toward a new understanding of myself."
— Audrey P.
I'm a certified professional coach, with a state-recognized qualification (RNCP Level 6), trained in the ICF framework and ethics, and certified in Nonviolent Communication and neurodivergent coaching. I keep training and I'm supervised regularly, within a clear ethical framework: confidentiality, consent, and respect for your autonomy.
Women I work with often describe the same shift: they finally understand how they function and start building around it. That attention to their needs, their pace, their way turns out to be exactly what makes them succeed. From a baseline that's truly theirs, they can meet whatever comes next.
Sound familiar?
You've already done a lot, probably better and more than you can see. What you need is to create lightness, not more shoulds.
And it starts here.
It's for you if you're ready to question what you've been taught about success, and about who you're supposed to be as a woman. If you're ready to dig honestly until you find what's for you, really, and what you can sustain without burning out.
Whatever brings you: a work decision to make, a life that ticks every box but no longer makes sense, or a way of functioning to finally understand ADHD, autism, AuDHD, giftedness, high sensitivity, the next step is to get in touch so we can talk it through. That's all it takes to start.
I work in English and French, remotely, or in person in Stuttgart, Germany.
Last updated: July 2026