Supporting Families and Helping Businesses
Cheryl Vandegrift
Alicia "Allyx" Steffens
About Us
Cheryl is a late diagnosed autistic with ADHD and a degree in psychology. She gives valuable insight into how the autistic mind works and processes the world.
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Allyx is a former science teacher, was certified in early childhood development, and has over six years of experience working for CPS as a respite care provider for special needs foster children. They give practical tips for both parents and professionals on how to work with kids on the spectrum.
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We both have seen and experienced firsthand how the system treats people with autism and want to correct misconceptions in not only family life, but professional spaces as well.
What We Offer
Online Support
Groups
We have a FREE group on Facebook to be accessible to families as a resource to learn more about autism and get some basic tips and general support. We also hold weekly, interactive, informative "Lives." Click here to join.
We also offer a personal coaching membership for $50 a month! Here, we will get to know you and your family's dynamics and come up with personalized plans to help you and your autistic child form a better relationship. You will have access to our private VIP group, where you will also be part of group coaching calls, where we can personally answer your questions. This group is more intimate, with more access to the coaches. This is geared towards professionals or families that need more personalized, ongoing support than the weekly lives! To join the VIPs, click here.
Group
Classes
This is a future goal of ours! You can subscribe here for email updates!
Corporate
Trainings and Speaking Engagements
Are you a business seeking to provide a more comfortable atmosphere? Do you want to work with people on the spectrum but unsure how? Would you like to provide autism training to your employees? Please contact us.
Businesses that may benefit are doctors, dentists, therapists, school administrators, police forces, and businesses who want to support neurodivergent employees.