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Being the parent of a child newly diganosed with a developmental disability can be overwhelming. Everyone struggles to figure out what they need to know.
It can feel like a crisis.
It doesn't have to.
Some parents are flooded with information. Others don't know where to turn.
The Internet? Social media? How do I know if the information is accurate?
Walk With Me was developed by parents just like you.
We have been there!
"All of a sudden, I had this army of people showing up at my
house telling me everything that was wrong with my child."
"I don't know how to help my kid!"
"How can it be that I can't find what we need?!"
Our experienced and compasionate parent coaches help you through the process of getting your barings, based on what is GREAT about your child.
Rather than shower you with information,
we will walk with you for the full first year,
or however long you need us.
We have compiled the most import, evidence-based information that you need to know to set yourself and your child up to thrive!
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Pricing
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Walk With Me groups are priced at just $35 per 90-minute session. Pricing is per FAMILY, not per person, so parents should feel free to attend together or alternate when needed.
What is Walk With Me?
In Walk with Me, you will work with other parents and an experienced Neurodiversity Family Coach for the full first year after your child's diagnosis. Together, you will choose the topics most relevant to you. You will receive support and information from the coach and from other families who are on the journey with you.
Learn more about:
Beginning the Journey
Child-Centered Approach
Sharing the Journey: It Takes a Village Language Matters
The Medical Model of Disability
"Inclusion" Models of Ability Understanding Behavior
Positive Parenting
Medical vs. Educational Assessments
Introduction to Special Education Person-Centered Planning
Parental Stress Management Advocacy
Information vs. Misinformation