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A Helping Hand for Autistic Individuals and their Families

A Helping Hand for Autistic Individuals and their Families

When my son was born in 1996, he was among the 1 in 250 children born with autism spectrum disorder. Today, that figure is 1 in 36. Over the years, I've come to learn that that autistic individuals require a special kind of support in order to live productive, fulfilling and independent lives. And that, increasingly, their loved ones and caregivers need the same.

I've also come to realize that traditional approaches to communication, socialization, recreation, school, diet, discipline, health and hygiene must give way to more creative, more knowing approaches. As my knowledge – and my son – have grown, other mothers and fathers have sought my counsel. Together, we explore these new strategies. I’ve become their trusted resource. And now, I can become yours.
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“Mrs. Smith, Your Son has Autism.”

I still remember the day I heard those sobering, challenging and, to me, life-changing words. No day since has been the same. After my son was diagnosed, I quit my job in the corporate world and focused on his care and development full time. I committed myself to learning, understanding and then sharing the most effective ways to nurture, protect and prepare a child with autism. Strategies with the potential to reap great rewards for our kids, parents and families. Strategies that I’ll gladly share with you.

Services

Knowledgeable Advice with a Mother’s Love.

Initial Consultation

At our first meeting, I'll assess your family's particular situation, with an eye on how we might best help guide your parenting strategy as we support the needs of your son or daughter.

On-going Consultations

After our initial meeting, I work with you to develop a customized plan for guiding your child through his daily life with greater success and satisfaction.
My sessions are practical, respectful of your desire for results. And as a mom, I'm sensitive to a family budget. So I keep my fees reasonable.

Goal-Specific Consultations The ABCs of IEPs

I will advise you on the services available to your school-aged child, recommend a strategy for maximizing the benefits of his or her Individualized Education Program and attend each IEP meeting with school officials as your advisor.

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Parent and professional testimonials

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