Your Autism Concierge is a professional who wears multiple hats and is an expert professional in the fields of autism who helps you navigate across all settings.

Rather than replacing your existing providers, we work alongside your family to help you understand recommendations, coordinate services, connect with resources, and confidently navigate home, school, medical, and therapy settings. Our goal is to simplify the process so you can spend less time feeling overwhelmed and more time focusing on your child and family.

An Autism Concierge is your trusted guide throughout your family's autism journey. Whether you're waiting for services, navigating a new diagnosis, preparing for an IEP meeting, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the many decisions ahead, we're here to help you understand your options and determine the next best steps.

Our role is to provide personalized guidance, education, advocacy, and support tailored to your family's unique needs. We work alongside you—not to replace your existing providers, but to help you make informed decisions, coordinate services, and feel confident navigating the systems that support your child.

Sometimes you may need someone to answer questions, explain a report, prepare for a meeting, or help connect the pieces between home, school, medical providers, and therapy teams. Other times, you may simply need a trusted professional to listen, offer perspective, and help you develop a practical plan moving forward.

We provide a variety of support tailored to your families’ needs. This may include, autism navigation, advocacy, care coordination, behavior consultation, school and IEP support, resource referrals, parent coaching, and personalized guidance before, during, and beyond autism services.

Every family is different, which is why our services are individualized to meet your needs. Common areas of support include:

• Understanding autism evaluations and recommendations

• Navigating the diagnostic process

• Preparing for ABA, speech, occupational therapy, or other services

• Understanding insurance benefits and available resources

• IEP preparation and school collaboration

• Parent coaching and practical strategies for home

• Behavior consultation and problem-solving

• Communication with service providers

• Care coordination across multiple settings

• Community resources and referrals

• Transition planning and future support

• General guidance throughout your child's developmental journey

If your family has a need that is not listed, we are happy to discuss how we may be able to help.

Your first consultation is an opportunity for us to learn about your child, understand your family's priorities, and identify the areas where additional guidance and support would be most beneficial.

Following the consultation, we will work together to develop a personalized support plan based on your goals. Depending on your family's needs, services may include ongoing consultation, parent coaching, advocacy, care coordination, resource navigation, or collaboration with your child's existing providers.

Our services are flexible and designed to grow with your family as your needs change over time. Every family is different. Some families benefit from a one-time consultation, while others prefer ongoing monthly support. Together, we'll determine a plan that best meets your family's goals and level of support needed.

We bridge the gap between diagnosis, therapy, school, and everyday life. Our focus is on empowering parents through personalized guidance, advocacy, and practical support—so you always have someone to help navigate the next step.

Our approach is collaborative, supportive, honest, and straightforward. We're here to guide the process, bring ideas to the table, and keep things moving. We take the time to understand your goals, provide practical recommendations, and partner with you every step of the way.

Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form. Scheduling an initial consultation is where we'll discuss your family's needs, answer your questions, and create a personalized plan for moving forward. From there, we'll determine the level of support that's right for you. We’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.

Most services are provided virtually, allowing families to receive expert guidance from the comfort of their own home. Depending on your needs, support may be provided through secure video conferencing, phone calls, email, and other electronic communication.

When available and appropriate, in-person meetings may also be offered for families located within our service area.

You can reach us anytime via our contact page. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.

Services are offered through private-pay consultation and support packages tailored to your family's needs. Pricing is discussed during your initial consultation to ensure you receive the level of support that's right for you.

No. We are a private-pay service, allowing us to provide flexible, individualized support without insurance restrictions.

However, we can help with navigating insurance. We understand that rules are always changing. We are here to provide that information for you so you stay up-to-date.

As this is a private-pay practice, we do not bill insurance. We accept electronic payment methods via Zelle and Venmo. At this time, we do not accept checks Payment is due at the time of service unless otherwise arranged.

No. We support families with developmental concerns, those pursuing an evaluation, and those with an existing autism diagnosis. We can also provide support in finding a diagnostic center along with providing a waitlist program while you wait.

No. We complement your child's existing services by providing guidance, advocacy, care coordination, and parent coaching to help you navigate the journey with confidence.

Yes. Depending on your family's needs, we can help you prepare for meetings or participate as a support and advocacy resource.