You’ve been strong for everyone, every day.
And it’s wearing you down.
And that’s okay because it isn’t about getting to the end. Here’s the truth: parenting a child with autism isn’t a marathon. Marathons have maps, relief stations, and finish lines.
This journey doesn’t.
It’s about learning how to ride the roller coaster of twists and turns without burning yourself out.
You don't need to “fix” your child.
You’ve spent years researching, advocating, and adjusting plans—chasing every possible way to make things better.
You’ve handled more meltdowns, school meetings, and medication changes than you can count.
But the constant vigilance is taking a toll.
And know you are wondering how to keep going at this pace, and what happens if you can't.
You need someone who’s been there—in the autism parenting trenches—to help you steady yourself first.
So you can stop reacting from fear and start leading from confidence.
When my 10-year old son was melting down, I took his behaviors personally and reacted to them.
Lisa helped me change my mindset about my son's behaviors and shift my responses, so that I could help my son when he was struggling, instead of spiraling in shame and reactivity."
Cindy D
From Survival to SOLID
1:1 AUTISM MOM COACHING
Get the expert guidance you need to stop reacting from fear and exhaustion, steady your nervous system, and lead your family with calm, grounded confidence—even in your hardest moments.
This approach to autism mom coaching isn't about learning another behavioral strategy for your child. This is high-touch coaching tailored to meet you exactly where you’re at—with real-time tools, deep emotional support, and 24/7 access so you're never white-knuckling it alone.
10 weeks of personalized support
What's Included:
Deep, focused coaching tailored to meet you where you’re at (no generic advice). We’ll work together to build a plan around your child's specific behavioral patterns, your family's unique dynamics, and the moments where you feel most hijacked. Examples include meltdown plans, after-school routines, and school advocacy.
10 Weekly 60-Minute Private Coaching Sessions
You're never alone between calls—you’ve always got me in your back pocket for 10 straight weeks. Get real-time guidance, accountability, and encouragement when you need it most.
24/7 Email Coaching Support Between Sessions
You will be added to The Solid Circle community and invited to attend our weekly membership calls where you can get additional coaching from me and support from community members.
Weekly Group Coaching Calls
How it Works
DEEP WORK FOR LONG-TERM RESULTS
Lead Yourself First → Your Child's World Stabilizes
We address the full scope of what you’re experiencing—from emotional regulation to boundary-setting to advocacy confidence. Surviving isn’t the goal, identity reclamation and sustainability are.
MOM-FIRST METHODOLOGY
Our work together doesn’t solely focus on your child’s behavior—it prioritizes you. We get you grounded first, so you become the steady anchor your child needs.
REPEATABLE SYSTEMS & LIFE-TESTED TOOLS
Walk away with clear, step-by-step systems and crisis-ready tools you can use immediately to break reactivity and turn chaos into guided actions.
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Pay in Full:
$2,000
Payment plans are available
Community support inside The Solid Circle
Ten (10) weekly 1:1 coaching sessions (60 minutes, Zoom)
Ten (10) group coaching calls inside The Solid Circle
Access to all SOLID Circle membership modules
24/7 private email coaching support
Your Investment
10 Week Program
$250/session
A la Carte Sessions available for
Does not include access to The SOLID Circle calls or membership community.
How You’ll Show Up Differently After These 12 Weeks
What to Expect From 1:1 Autism Mom Coaching
(Both for Yourself and Your Family)
Reclaim your life (guilt-free): Learn how to set boundaries, ask for help, and do things that aren't just about therapy or autism—without the guilt.
Get out of the spiral: Without constant stress and overwhelm, you'll begin to sleep better, think clearer, and actually enjoy moments with your child again.
Stop taking it personally: Their meltdowns aren't about you. Once you internalize this, everything changes.
Advocate with confidence: Walk into IEP meetings prepared, grounded, and clear on what your child needs, with a strategy to get it.
Trust yourself again: You'll stop second-guessing every decision and remember you're the expert on your child.
"Lisa taught me how to respond to my child’s behaviors and my own stress differently."
— Meghan l.
Breaking the Cycle of Fear and Fixing
When Meghan came to coaching, she described herself as being at rock bottom.
She had tried everything — therapy, behavior plans, endless research — but still felt helpless and out of control when her 15-year-old daughter melted down.
Her reactivity often made things worse.
She’d panic at the first sign of distress, her anxiety immediately visible to her daughter.
This fear-driven response created a feedback loop of escalating stress: the more anxious Meghan became, the more dysregulated her daughter grew.
That cycle is now broken.
Through coaching, Meghan learned how to steady her nervous system first — to regulate before reacting.
Her calm, confident presence now acts as a circuit breaker. Meltdowns resolve faster. Recovery comes sooner.
And the change goes beyond moments of crisis.
By managing her own emotions instead of fearing her daughter’s, Meghan models healthy coping strategies and gives her daughter space to process big feelings without trying to fix them.
This is the ripple effect of coaching: when one person regulates, the whole system recalibrates.
What Other Autism Moms Asked Before Working With Lisa
FAQ
You’re a good fit if you:
- Hold everything together for everyone else but feel like you’re running on fumes.
- Want to respond differently when your child melts down—but can’t seem to stop reacting.
- Are done collecting information and ready to build real skills you can use in the moment.
- Want to move beyond survival mode and lead your family with calm authority.
- Are open to looking at your own thoughts, patterns, and nervous system—not as blame, but as the path to change.
You don’t need to have it all figured out. You just need to be ready to start working from your side of the fence.
Who is a good fit for this program?
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What’s the difference between this and therapy?
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How is this different from ABA or therapy for my child?
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I’m already overwhelmed. How am I supposed to add coaching to my plate?
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What do we actually do during coaching sessions?
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What are your qualifications?
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Can we talk about things that aren’t directly about autism?
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What if something happens between sessions and I need support?
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What kind of results can I expect?
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I’m interested! What’s next?
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In therapy, you talk about your feelings. In coaching, we act on them—building crisis protocols, teaching real-time regulation skills, and creating step-by-step systems for meltdowns, IEPs, and daily overwhelm.
Many of my clients do both. Therapy supports emotional processing; coaching provides practical execution.
Who is a good fit for this program?
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What’s the difference between this and therapy?
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How is this different from ABA or therapy for my child?
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I’m already overwhelmed. How am I supposed to add coaching to my plate?
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What do we actually do during coaching sessions?
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What are your qualifications?
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Can we talk about things that aren’t directly about autism?
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What if something happens between sessions and I need support?
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What kind of results can I expect?
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I’m interested! What’s next?
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This coaching focuses on you—your nervous system, your thoughts, and how you respond when things get hard.
We’re not tracking behaviors or milestones. We’re focusing on how to stay calm, clear, and effective while you implement the plans you already have.
Who is a good fit for this program?
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How is this different from ABA or therapy for my child?
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I’m already overwhelmed. How am I supposed to add coaching to my plate?
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What do we actually do during coaching sessions?
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What are your qualifications?
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Can we talk about things that aren’t directly about autism?
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What if something happens between sessions and I need support?
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What kind of results can I expect?
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I’m interested! What’s next?
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What’s the difference between this and therapy?
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Think about how much time you already spend spinning in second guessing, guilt, and “what ifs.” That’s hours of energy on repeat with zero return. Coaching helps you redirect that energy toward decisions, boundaries, and habits that bring relief and forward movement.
Who is a good fit for this program?
Q1
How is this different from ABA or therapy for my child?
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What’s the difference between this and therapy?
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I’m already overwhelmed. How am I supposed to add coaching to my plate?
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What do we actually do during coaching sessions?
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What are your qualifications?
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Can we talk about things that aren’t directly about autism?
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What if something happens between sessions and I need support?
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What kind of results can I expect?
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I’m interested! What’s next?
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We might unpack a recent meltdown, prepare for an IEP meeting, or map out how to handle daily stress points like mornings or transitions.
I’ll teach you regulation tools, help you recognize the thoughts driving your reactions, and create step-by-step plans that work for your family.
Every session ends with a clear takeaway and a plan for what to practice between sessions.
Who is a good fit for this program?
Q1
How is this different from ABA or therapy for my child?
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What’s the difference between this and therapy?
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I’m already overwhelmed. How am I supposed to add coaching to my plate?
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What do we actually do during coaching sessions?
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What are your qualifications?
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Can we talk about things that aren’t directly about autism?
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What if something happens between sessions and I need support?
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What kind of results can I expect?
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I’m interested! What’s next?
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What I bring is a combination of lived experience and professional training. I’ve spent 18 years parenting a child with severe autism—researching, reading, attending courses, and learning everything I could about behavior, regulation, and support.
I’m a certified life coach with continuing education in grief and nervous system regulation. For the past 5 years, I’ve coached nearly 100 autism moms through meltdowns, school issues, hospitalizations, and the everyday realities of this life.
What are your qualifications?
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Can we talk about things that aren’t directly about autism?
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What if something happens between sessions and I need support?
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What kind of results can I expect?
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I’m interested! What’s next?
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Who is a good fit for this program?
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How is this different from ABA or therapy for my child?
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What’s the difference between this and therapy?
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I’m already overwhelmed. How am I supposed to add coaching to my plate?
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What do we actually do during coaching sessions?
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What are your qualifications?
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Can we talk about things that aren’t directly about autism?
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What if something happens between sessions and I need support?
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What kind of results can I expect?
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I’m interested! What’s next?
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Who is a good fit for this program?
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How is this different from ABA or therapy for my child?
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What’s the difference between this and therapy?
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I’m already overwhelmed. How am I supposed to add coaching to my plate?
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What do we actually do during coaching sessions?
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I’ve coached moms navigating partner communication, workplace stress, and friendships that feel complicated or painful.
Everything connects back to your capacity to stay grounded.When you shift how you respond, everything else around you begins to shift too.
Between sessions, you’ll connect with me through the Circle app, where you can message anytime for coaching, questions, or support.
You don’t have to wait a week to talk things through.
Depending on the situation—and my availability—I may also jump on a quick call to help you regroup and create a plan in real time. You’re never left to manage it alone.
What are your qualifications?
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Can we talk about things that aren’t directly about autism?
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Who is a good fit for this program?
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How is this different from ABA or therapy for my child?
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What’s the difference between this and therapy?
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I’m already overwhelmed. How am I supposed to add coaching to my plate?
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What do we actually do during coaching sessions?
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What if something happens between sessions and I need support?
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What kind of results can I expect?
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I’m interested! What’s next?
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Doing things for yourself without the guilt.
Pausing before reacting.
Setting and holding boundaries—even when it’s uncomfortable.
No longer taking your child’s behaviors so personally. (Instead, you’ll start seeing this as information.)
Catching the spiral before it takes over. (You’ll notice when your body is sliding into dysregulation and know how to pull yourself back.)
Feeling more confident and capable—not because everything changes, but because you do.
What are your qualifications?
Q6
Can we talk about things that aren’t directly about autism?
Q7
Who is a good fit for this program?
Q1
How is this different from ABA or therapy for my child?
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What’s the difference between this and therapy?
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I’m already overwhelmed. How am I supposed to add coaching to my plate?
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What do we actually do during coaching sessions?
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What if something happens between sessions and I need support?
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What kind of results can I expect?
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I’m interested! What’s next?
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If we both decide to move forward, I’ll send a follow-up email with a recap and a secure Stripe link to complete your enrollment. You can pay by bank account or credit card.
Once your package is confirmed, you’ll receive the scheduling link to book your first session and immediate access to the Circle app for ongoing support between calls.
Keep in mind, coaching is not a medical or therapeutic service, so it isn’t covered by insurance.
What are your qualifications?
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Can we talk about things that aren’t directly about autism?
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Who is a good fit for this program?
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How is this different from ABA or therapy for my child?
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What’s the difference between this and therapy?
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I’m already overwhelmed. How am I supposed to add coaching to my plate?
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What do we actually do during coaching sessions?
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What if something happens between sessions and I need support?
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What kind of results can I expect?
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I’m interested! What’s next?
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“Coaching with Lisa has allowed me time and space to commit to myself. A place to dig deep, learn my triggers, identify feelings and create new messaging for myself.
I am so grateful I gave myself this opportunity. I can breathe. And wow does it feel good.”
