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Born and raised in Zug, I previously lived in London where I completed my university education and worked at an academic agency. I moved back to Switzerland shortly before the pandemic and haven’t left since! Since my return, I have been working as academic support individual and freelance tutor for the international community in Zug.

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I specialize in supporting neurodivergent students. You may ask yourself why – that’s quite a specific field for a tutor. The answer is very simple – I’m neurodivergent. I was diagnosed with neurodivergence and learning differences in my youth and grew up with a sibling that has severe ADHD and an almost debilitating learning difference. The only reason I made it out of the school system alive was because I had a doting tutor that led the way. I endeavor to provide students with the same empathetic and detail-oriented support to help them excel.

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Little Lea never thought she’d make it out of high school, let alone eventually complete a PhD in Literature. Look at her now!

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I provide students that seek academic support in the following areas: improving processing speed and working memory, developing multi-step instruction understanding, abstract reasoning and time management skills. In the past I have worked with students that have delayed speech and language development, dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyspraxia and ones that exhibited avoidant behaviors or difficulty transitioning. I often collaborate with relevant psychologist and psychiatrists, as well as teachers and other school staff to provide my students with the best possible support and learning environment.