Julia Goldblatt

As a Senior Coordinator at New Frontiers, Julia Goldblatt plays a key role in ensuring high-quality coaching services while supporting both clients and fellow coaches. With a strong background in education and developmental disabilities, she specializes in helping individuals understand their learning styles and develop strategies for success.

Julia holds a Master’s Degree in Developmental Disabilities from Columbia University and a Bachelor’s Degree in Teaching General, Special, and Gifted Education from Indiana University. With teaching certifications in two states and five years of experience as an elementary school teacher, she brings a deep understanding of learning differences and behavioral communication to her coaching practice.

As an ADHD Certified Educator, Julia specializes in working with teens with ADHD while also collaborating closely with parents to provide holistic support. She has extensive experience coaching individuals with ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, NVLD, Anxiety, Depression, Twice Exceptionalities, Bipolar Disorder, and Auditory/Visual Processing Disorders. Her approach is rooted in relationship-building, ensuring that each client feels supported in achieving their goals.

Julia is committed to lifelong learning and research, constantly exploring new tools and strategies to tailor her coaching approach. As an educator, she excelled at identifying behaviors as a form of communication, recognizing that every action reflects a need or a skill yet to be developed. She brings this same perspective to her coaching, helping clients strengthen their executive function skills in engaging and meaningful ways.

Outside of her work, Julia enjoys reading, cooking, and spending time outdoors with her rescue dog, Maggie.