Coaching For Lifetime Change

Coaching For Lifetime Change Coaching for Lifetime Change helps families on the Autism Spectrum and Sensory Processing Disorder.

Coaching for Lifetime Change is all about supporting families on the Autism Spectrum and Sensory Processing Disorder. Coaching for Lifetime Change stands out from other services because families are helped by people who also has a member on the Autism Spectrum. The three main ways families are supported are through programs which focus on
1) Families who has a family member recently diagnosed to navigate the highs and lows to come. This program focuses on all families members as you come to terms with the diagnosis and how it has effected your expectations, beliefs. You will receive support through the grief process and strengthen your relationship as a couple at the same time which is not available for families.
2) Helping families with the challenging behaviours in ways that not only will reduce explosive and challenging behaviours but reduce unwanted confrontation.
3) The most important is to strengthen your connection with your child so that it remains strong.

Good morning shining lights,I wish I was taught just how important it is to learn how to anchor myself throughout the da...
19/04/2026

Good morning shining lights,

I wish I was taught just how important it is to learn how to anchor myself throughout the day. I can not turn back time but I know if it helps even one person now it will be worth it.

Good morning shining lights,It's okay tp feel like there are constant waves, that you are treading water, that you feel ...
19/04/2026

Good morning shining lights,

It's okay tp feel like there are constant waves, that you are treading water, that you feel like you are alone in the ocean with no land in sight as over time the water will come calm and your feet will be anchored in the sand.

I see you.

19/04/2026
You didn't get a memo.No one sat you down and said — by the way, your family is going to work differently. Your evenings...
18/04/2026

You didn't get a memo.

No one sat you down and said — by the way, your family is going to work differently. Your evenings are going to look different. Your weekends. Your version of
a good day.

You figured it out the slow way.

Through the parties that ended early. The mornings that unravelled before 8am. The holidays that were supposed to be special and weren't. The thing that works for every other family that just... doesn't work for
yours.

And for a long time, you thought that meant you had done something wrong or was being told it was all your fault.

With your child. With your parenting. With you.

You tried harder. You researched more. You held it together in public and fell apart in the car on the way home.

And then — not all at once, but slowly — something started to shift.

You started to notice that your family wasn't failing at normal.

It was doing something else entirely.

Something that didn't have a name yet.

Something that looked like chaos from the outside but had its own logic, its own rhythm, its own way of being.

Your family isn't broken.

It's built differently.

And that changes everything about what you actually need.

Feel free to join our facebook group Nurturing Families
With Neurodiverse Children - Riding the Waves
Together

No matter how dark, challenging, overwhelming things can get, hope will always shine through.
17/04/2026

No matter how dark, challenging, overwhelming things can get, hope will always shine through.

So grateful that we have this opportunity to relax and recharge the batteries before another school term commences.
17/04/2026

So grateful that we have this opportunity to relax and recharge the batteries before another school term commences.

Good Morning Shining Lights
16/04/2026

Good Morning Shining Lights

Good Morning Shining Lights,
15/04/2026

Good Morning Shining Lights,

15/04/2026

What is the one thing nobody told you about parenting a neurodiverse child?

When no one wants to sit with you, you have to talk to someone.
15/04/2026

When no one wants to sit with you, you have to talk to someone.

15/04/2026

Helpful tip from Buddy if you ever run out of water

This is handy to remember. Always important to look at what is going on for the child
14/04/2026

This is handy to remember. Always important to look at what is going on for the child

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Helping Families To Thrive

So many families with members on the Autism Spectrum Disorder and Sensory Processing Disorder are struggling to survive on a day to day basis. Families are feeling lonely, feeling unsupported and families are turning to separation to survive.

My vision is to reach as many families as possible, especially in the early stages after a diagnosis, to help you to move from survival to thriving with the care needed by someone who is also in the same position. It is extremely hard to get support if they do not know what you are going through.

Families will be supported through this page and youtube channel. For those families who would love more one on one support there are programs that can be tailored to your needs, online programs that you can work through at your own pace and I can also offer skype sessions and telephone support.

My passion is helping people and as a mum of two beautiful girls on the Spectrum and with Sensory Processing Disorder, I want to be there for you.