Worried About Your Autistic Young Adult's Future?
I can help you systematize independence with your young adult in 12 months.
We need to make critical parenting shifts now that our autistic young adults have aged out of school.
Let's teach them a way to create a life they love that works before we're gone.
Chaos to Clarity is the perfect place for you.
Our adult children do not conform. They are quirky, delayed, difficult or just unusual.
And we love them fiercely.
Their struggles generate intense feelings in us -- like overwhelm, confusion, anxiety and fear.
Using our step-by-step process your young adult will get clear about what they want and how to work with you to create an independent life they love that works.
No more yelling. No more spinning in anger and frustration. No more pushing and nagging.
There is a better way.
Let's get started >>Chaos to Clarity is the system you both need to create their independence:
- They will know what they want in their independent life and commit to doing the next best step.
- They will rule their mind so they create results that matter.
- They will face the problem, the failure, the adversity in their lives because they know it will grow their grit for the time when you won't be around.
If you wake up tired and discouraged each morning, disappointed in how you are showing up, unsure of how to help your adult child create an independent life...you're not alone.
The moms I work with felt the very same way before they started working with me.
We realized we had to find a sustainable way for each of us to help our young adults transition to adulthood. We were doing everything but what actually put them in the driver's seat with a GPS headed to a life they love that works.
If you want to know what truly makes a difference, I'd like to offer you a free Strategy Session. We will dive into the nitty gritty of systematizing independence.
This personal offer won't be available for very long as my calendar fills up -- Schedule now.
Schedule a Free Strategy Session >>
TESTIMONIAL
Celeste and Ian
"Navigating life when you have a child with a serious disability is very hard. Although many of us go through the years, the stages of grief and sorrow, and THINK we are ok -- sometimes we are not.
Cyclical grief can strike at any time and leave one debilitated with depression.
Lynn's course and coaching helps you through those times, by giving you the tools to cope.
Personally, this year, as my 'child' became an 'adult' and fell off the 'services cliff,' depression hit hard. Although I am a very strong person, I was spiraling down a very dark path.
"What happens when I am gone?"
"What is his future really going to look like?"
"Am I EVER going to be happy again?"
Lynn helped me handle these thoughts and keep them on a track of what I can do, and what could be possible, rather than assuming the worst.
Not that every day is good, but the coping techniques provided in her course can help you maintain your sanity as you try to do the best for yourself and your child."
