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How to Stop Pushing and Start Creating Peaceful Progress — So Your Autistic Young Adult Can Move Toward Interdependence One Supported Step at a Time

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What You'll Learn In This Free Video

  • An inside look at how families shifted from tension, shutdown, and constant pushing… to calmer conversations, small steps that stick, and young adults beginning to take real ownership — without lowering expectations
  • The simple PEACE practice that restores safety in the moment — so planning comes back online, follow-through improves, and what once looked like resistance starts turning into initiative
  • The truth about the “motivation problem” — and why overwhelm and nervous system pressure (not laziness or defiance) are often what’s really keeping your young adult stuck
  • A behind-the-scenes look at how peaceful progress actually works — and an opportunity to take the next supported step with a low-pressure Adulting & Peace Solution Discovery Call to see what would work best for your family
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MEET LYNN

Lynn Davison is an autistic mom of six living neurodivergent adult children and the founder of the Art of Adulting, where she helps families build emotional safety, confidence, and collaboration on the road to self-directed interdependence.

She brings over 40 years of lived experience parenting six neurodivergent adult children, and the hard-earned insights she’s gained about what truly helps young adults learn to run their own lives — and what simply doesn’t.

Through coaching, writing, and teaching, Lynn and her team guides parents and caregivers to shift from control to connection using her signature framework, The Peace Practice, five simple practices that help families transform conflict into calm.

Her compassionate, practical approach blends personal experience with relational intelligence, mindfulness, and movement-based regulation practices.