Individual support for people on the autism spectrum and those closest to them.
I am often asked the question “Like in the movie Rain Man?”, when I talk about my work. I explain that autism manifests itself in many ways, and each person possesses a very unique way of being. There isn’t just one autism, but multiple facets.
Therefore, the challenges that can arise in relation to autism are highly individualized. Living in a neurotypical world presents many difficult, often incomprehensible challenges, which in turn place immediate demands on their social environment and family.
In my coaching sessions, I provide individual and compassionate guidance to both the individual and the people in their immediate network, plus professional assistance in everyday life.
Every person deserves to be understood and supported in their uniqueness.
Consultation and Coaching
I support people in finding solutions to the difficult situations and hurdles that can arise in everyday life. This could include, for example, a crowded tram or elevator, a coworker’s loud voice, spontaneous changes in plans, bright lights, specific smells, or the overwhelming sensory overload in the city.
I work in a non-judgemental way, with empathy, openness and understanding. I listen attentively, neutrally, and without prejudice, and my clients issues and concerns are always at the forefront of our time together.
We work together on developing solutions and strategies that feel right and appropriate to the client. Sometimes, these can also be wonderfully creative!
I offer you empathic autism counseling at eye level, tailored to your individual needs. My appreciative coaching is aimed at:
- Mothers and fathers of an autistic child.
- Those affected with or without a diagnosis.
- All adults who would like advice on the subject of autism, also for school and work.
Book a free initial consultation to get to know us.
Counseling for people on the
autism spectrum
Which situations are unpleasant?
Is there a desire for more social contact?
Or for less contact?
What triggers are there in everyday life?
Advice for families and caregivers of people with autism
What difficulties are there in social interaction?
Are there frequent misunderstandings in everyday life?
Do you need support and advice with applications?
Which issues are particularly frustrating for everyone involved?
Advice for businesses, companies and educational institutions
How to communicate well?
How do you design an autism-friendly workplace?
What misunderstandings are repeated?
What framework conditions are important for a good learning and working environment?
I would be happy to invite you to a free initial consultation.
The consultations take place online or by telephone and are aimed at adult self-payers. I offer very flexible appointments, including at weekends.
I look forward to getting to know you.