Autism
Recognizing Stress is Complicated When You Can’t Tell What Your Body Feels
How do you figure out where your kid’s stress is coming from, when they aren’t even sure of what they are feeling?
Hi there!
My social anxieties are so low at this point, that I love meeting new people. I’d love to get to know you, too.
There are a few ways we could get in touch.
But first:
- If you want me to link to your resources, services, or blog, don't bother. I won't do it. I won't even reply to your email (no matter how many you send).
- If you want me to link to anything having to do with ABA, or the medical treatment of autism, don't waste your time or mine. Not gonna happen.
- If you're proposing a guest post to write for me to put on my blog...do you notice how many guest posts I have on this site? None. Yours won't be the first.
- If you're wanting to sell me something, don't bother. I don't reply to those messages.
And also:
Not you? Great. Read on.
Here are my communication preferences:
Email is generally best for me, at least for our initial contact. My email is:
Or you can call me and leave a message—I screen most phone calls.
Texting is good, too.
My phone number is:
Sessions with me are usually via Zoom, unless you prefer the phone, or we work out another option.
When we’re in touch, we’ll discuss your communication preferences, and find a way to work together that feels good for both of us.
This form is another way to start our conversation.
I will reply, usually within two to three business days.
