Learn how to better support Autistic adult coaching and therapy clients.
Learn how to be a good ally when your client discloses they are Autistic.
An insider’s perspective from an Autistic, ADHD, and multiply-neurodivergent coach, through a trauma-sensitive lens.
This is the recorded version of the live workshop in May of 2025. So it’s available to you now. This on-demand version includes the video recording, audio-only recording, full transcript with slides included, slides, and all workshop materials and bonuses.
Learn how to better support Autistic adult coaching clients.
We’ll look at some ways autism shows up in people’s lives, which can look different than you might be expecting, what’s involved in taking the risk of disclosing to you that they’re Autistic, and how to be a good ally when they do.
Then we’ll apply that to how it can influence a coaching relationship, and how to be responsive as a coach, with some practical tips and examples to make it useful.
An insider’s perspective from an Autistic, ADHD, and multiply-neurodivergent coach, through a trauma-sensitive lens.
In this 1 hour 30 minute workshop, you’ll learn:
This is the recorded version of the live workshop in December of 2024. So it’s available to you now. This on-demand version includes the video recording, audio-only recording, full transcript with slides included, slides, and all workshop materials and bonuses.
I want to be realistic, so the honest answer is no. And I wouldn’t trust any short workshop that makes that promise.
It would be impossible to share the entire Autistic experience within an hour and a half, and everything that it takes to effectively and compassionately coach someone who is Autistic or AuDHD.
Nevertheless, this will give you a good introduction, and is deep enough to expand your learning if you already have a strong foundation.
I’d like to offer a way to think about autism, the relationship pressures involved, and the competing needs, that clarifies common misconceptions and misperceptions, so that you can partner with your Autistic clients and be even more effective as a coach.
Is this the right time for you to learn more about supporting your Autistic clients?
This is the recorded version of the live workshop in May of 2025. So it’s available to you now.
This gives you the freedom to:
• Follow along at your own pace.
• Rewind and re-watch as much as needed.
• Pause to take notes.
• Engage on your own schedule, as your energy allows.
• Not feel pressured to participate in a live meeting.
• Not need to take it all in at once, avoiding overwhelm.
• Reduce demand avoidance of learning on someone else’s schedule.
• Come back months later for a refresher.
This is the recorded version of the live workshop in May of 2025. So it’s available to you now.
This gives you the freedom to:
• Follow along at your own pace.
• Rewind and re-watch as much as needed.
• Pause to take notes.
• Engage on your own schedule, as your energy allows.
• Not feel pressured to participate in a live meeting.
• Not need to take it all in at once, avoiding overwhelm.
• Reduce demand avoidance of learning on someone else’s schedule.
• Come back months later for a refresher.
There are a variety of accommodations built into the course for various learning styles:
This is an inclusive, trauma-sensitive, and BS-free zone.*
ALL are welcome, including cis, trans, nonbinary, a-gender, gender expansive, and other LGBTQIA+ humans.
The language used throughout the course is intentionally gender inclusive.
*The presenter is trauma-informed and trauma-sensitive, but you are the best judge of what you can handle at the moment. Please take care of yourself.
You will have access for at least a full year (and longer if I renew my subscription to the course platform, which is likely).
I don’t want to promise “lifetime access”—(Whose lifetime, yours or mine? Or the lifetime of the website? All of which could be misleading.)—which is why I’m intentionally cautious about promising too much, but it is my intention to keep this available for the foreseeable future.
I want to be realistic, so the honest answer is no. And I wouldn’t trust any short workshop that makes that promise.
It would be impossible to share the entire Autistic experience within an hour and a half, and everything that it takes to effectively and compassionately coach someone who is Autistic or AuDHD.
Nevertheless, this will give you a good introduction, and is deep enough to expand your learning if you already have a strong foundation.
I’d like to offer a way to think about autism, the relationship pressures involved, and the competing needs, that clarifies common misconceptions and misperceptions, so that you can partner with your Autistic clients and be even more effective as a coach.
Yes!
The information and recommendations I present aren’t exclusive to coaching.
For example, this may also be a good fit for counselors, therapists, OTs, SLPs, medical professionals, educators, and other professionals working with Autistic clients.
What could you do if you felt more comfortable working with your Autistic clients?
