Have You Found Yourself Thinking These Thoughts?
- “I’m frustrated with the lack of follow-through.”
- “I’m exhausted doing all the follow-along.”
- “I worry about his future without me.”
- “It breaks my heart to see him overwhelmed and discouraged.”
- “I want him to be more self-supportive.”
- “I want him to learn and do the skills that accomplish what he most wants to do.”
- “I want him to realize his potential and navigate life more effectively.”
- “I want him to develop his identity in his value instead of his disability.”
Do you share these frustrations?
Special Needs Parents Lack The Support From A “Team Player”
As special needs parents, we hold a conviction deep down that our special needs young adult children are meant for more than hiding, attached to being a kid, and living in fear of engaging an adult world. Because we hold that conviction, we know a uniquely productive, self-supportive path in life is waiting for them.
Hi, I’m Steve. I help parents guide their special needs young adults to be self-supportive while the parents focus on the best use of their energy to reduce frustration and exhaustion. This will be achieved through a process of learning what is practical and predictable for them and their young adult.
At this stage of life, your young adult is withdrawing and uninterested or fearful of engaging in the adult world. I will help you:
- Identify the source of anxiety and lack of interest,
- Focus on how his special needs brain works uniquely, and
- Nail down a realistic context for teaching a self-supportive skill.
After working with me, parents are:
- Less frustrated
- Have increased energy, and
- Gain incremental progress toward what their young adult wants to do.
3 Simple Steps To Get Support
Step 1: Schedule Appointment
Schedule an appointment with me now to begin your 3-Step Support Plan.
Step 2: Identify & Focus
We will identify the source of anxiety and lack of interest and focus on how his/her unique brain works.
Step 3: Get Teachable Context
We will nail down a realistic context for teaching a skill to help your young adult practice self-supportive skills.
Coach Steve Gundy: The Professional Team Player To Lighten Your Load
Coach Steve Gundy is a “Team Player” walking with you to lighten the load.
Steve is a “Professional Partner” whose life has been touched by developmental challenges by supporting his young adult special needs son.
Steve has lived with his own developmental challenges, worked it out in his life, and figured out how to coach himself and uses that to coach special needs families.
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