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If I was about to part with cash to have someone help me, I'd want to be sure they actually know what they're talking about. 

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So here's my totally non-third-person bio (I get so tired writing those, some want fifty words, some want sixty. Drives me wild. And why third person anyway? Why??)

As well as mentoring, working the Uni day job and being a mother to two children I am still a writer and freelancer, despite the challenges that living with a brain like mine presents. I’ve had to find workarounds, and tune out all the advice that neurotypical writers seem to find so useful, but which add to the list of things I can’t easily do (cue intense self-criticism and shame spirals and not working for weeks), such as "focus your ideas", and "take criticism in your stride". It’s slow progress but I’m “out there”, walking the walk, and to be fair, I’m doing pretty good.....