Cady Stanton is a coach who understands the unique challenges of neurodiverse people. I was in her adult group, but she also works with teens, college age students, early career professionals, and parents. I looked for help for years and Cady is the best resource Ive found.She has clear methods backed by research studies. These studies are from science and psychology. She is well connected to great resources, from seminars to employment help. In our group and online forum, we discussed: organization, time management, executive functioning, emotional regulation, conflict management, interpersonal situations at work, building allies, mini disclosures, and much more!She is a very kind and tactful professional, who can empathize with people of all backgrounds. I was very impressed by her ability to support neurodiverse members of the group that were LBGTQIA+. I really cannot say enough great things about her service. She goes way beyond what other coaches typically do.

Cady has been a huge help and a blessing to my daughter. She is 15 and was diagnosed ASD level 1 last year. Meeting with Cady and in groups Cady facilitates has been instrumental in helping my daughter learn to identify and cope with ASD related deficits. I also love that Cady is such a great role model for my daughter. She is kind and professional, exactly the type of people I want in my daughter circle of influence. I had a question for Cady about a topic they discussed and will copy and paste her response to give you an idea of how she has helped my daughter.In group, we talked about how to figure out if someone is engaged in playful teasing (which is an important way that people connect with each other), or if they are engaged in mean teasing.Here are the questions to ask:Is this person usually nice to me? (Okay, likely to be playful teasing)Has this person hurt me before? (Hmm, might be mean teasing - I should ask someone I trust about what to do)Is the joke on a topic the other person knows Im sensitive about or care about a lot? (Hmm, might be mean teasing - I should ask someone I trust about what to do)If I ask the person to stop, what will they do or say? (Most important question! A friend will respect your wishes and stop teasing. Someone who is teasing to be mean will make fun of you for being too sensitive, or will just keep teasing you.)