Explore your individual goals and objectives based on your strengths and differences

Explore resources and supports (e.g. prescribers, support groups, family/friend’s, etc.)

Determining if there is a need to explore academic and/or job accommodations

Psychoeducation about your diagnosis and legal protections offered by the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Understanding communication differences

Exploring individual and couples needs (monogamous and non-monogamous)

Addressing financial struggles and finding resources

Managing the household and accessing resources

Learning how other providers (e.g. occupational therapists, career coaches, support groups, etc.) can offer support.

Accepting your loved one’s diagnosis and adjusting your dreams for them

Balancing support for your special needs child and typically developing child(ren)

Determining how to navigate and be supported by systems (law enforcement, protective services, mental hospitals, and employers) that often lack understanding of diagnoses such as autism and other comorbid conditions.

Building a supportive system, processing trauma, and managing individual mental and physical health needs.