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Parenting doesn't stop when your child grows up. If you're supporting an older adolescent or adult child who is neurodivergent, you may still feel overwhelmed by:
You might be asking:
You are not alone, and you don't have to figure out this next chapter by yourself.
This is a skills-focused partnership, not therapy.
While traditional therapy often focuses on the past, our coaching is a future-focused process designed to build practical skills and understanding for the current stage of life.
We use collaborative, tailored approaches to enhance your young adult's independence, communication, and relationship-building capacities. The focus is on implementing strategies that help you understand what your adult child is communicating through their behavior—especially around life skills, managing stress, and complex transitions.
We focus on strengthening:
Through this supportive process, you will:
This journey isn't about being a "perfect" parent. It's about:
You will be supported with curiosity, compassion, and respect every step of the way.
This coaching is an excellent fit if you:
Schedule an initial discovery call. We'll discuss your family's unique situation and determine if this program is the right fit. There is absolutely no obligation to continue.
Please note that WAA does not provide emergency behavioral health services. If you are experiencing an emergency: CONTACT 988, go to your nearest EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT, or visit Mental Health America.
Appointment:
Strategic Parent Coaching for the Neurodivergent Young Adult
$125 for a 60-minute session (45-min live and 15 min paperwork)
With:

Arzu Forough
Arzu Forough is a renowned leader, advocate, and coach with over 28 years of experience empowering families with neurodivergent children of all ages. Her expertise is both professional and deeply personal, driven by her journey as the co-advocate for her two neurodivergent sons. As a recognized change‑maker, Arzu provides parents with the strategic skills, clarity, and confidence necessary to navigate the complex transitions of their children's lives, from early childhood through the young adult years, helping them build lasting independence and emotional well‑being.

Misha Trivedi
With over 20 years of experience supporting neurodivergent individuals and their families, Misha brings a deep understanding of child development, emotional well‑being, and behavior. Her work spans the full lifespan, including new parents, families with school‑age children, parents of teens, and parents of adult individuals.

Lisa Cushman
Lisa leverages her 25+ years as an educator to advocate for families as they navigate the complexities of neurodiversity and educational systems. As the mother of a young adult living with autism, she understands that the path to self‑determination is unique for every person and believes that individualized autonomy is essential for everyone.