Services
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Consultation Services
Initial Consultation to provide background information and recommendations for transition planning. This one-hour session will form the foundation for identifying life skills that need to be established or developed. Clients and family members will have the opportunity to enhance life skills such as academics, social communication, personal safety, employment preparedness and other needs.
Employment Preparedness Sessions
Employment Preparedness Sessions cover the following topics to help clients get hired and keep a job.
Writing workshop – cover letter and resume writing or editing
Mock interviews
Navigating online employment profiles, such as LinkedIn
Making decisions regarding disclosure and self-advocacy
Professional behavior in the workplace – understanding expectations
Co-worker relationships
Networking - what it is and how to do it
Eating etiquette
Establishing a reputation
Financial management
College Readiness Sessions
College Readiness Sessions cover a wide variety of topics to help prepare clients for success.
Academics
Getting to class
Self-advocacy
Classroom etiquette
Active listening
Stimming
Reading comprehension
Note taking and accessing materials to prepare for exams
Completing and submitting work
Accepting constructive criticism
Independent living
Making decisions
Expressing interests
Accessing help
Getting off my parents’ couch
Managing time
Dietary needs and restrictions
Landlords verses parents
College life
Medication management
Transportation
Social communication
Accessing opportunities
Planning for outings
Becoming involved in community-based organizations
Enjoying the company of others
Seeking out friendships
Interest inventory
Etiquette in various environments
Overcoming obstacles to socialization
Social communication
What is the purpose of small talk?
Networking
Personal safety
Recognizing when you are being taken advantage of by others
Safety 101 - actual street smarts
Recognizing personal illness
What constitutes an emergency?
Transportation options
Sexuality/diversity
Understanding personal values
Sex 101 - STDs and preventing pregnancy
Respecting others
Understanding the difference between acquaintances and friends
Understanding differences between friends and intimate relationships
Stress management
Recognizing personal symptoms of stress
Stress reducing activities
Mental health management
What is a crisis?
Physical health
Accepting help from others
Responding to competitive environments
Personal insight
Goal setting and a plan to reach those goals
Choosing a field of study
Seeking out new and challenging experiences
Resilience and flexibility
Dealing with change
Personal responsibility
Understanding and accepting the diagnosis of ASD
Financial management
What is a checkbook?
Memorizing important information
Gains and losses
Wants verses needs
General budgeting
Savings
Seminars for Companies and University Leaders
Reaching Spectrum Heights offers seminars for companies and university leaders on the topics listed below.
Employment preparedness for college graduates with ASD
Employers seeking employees with neurodiverse abilities
How to support college students with ASD
ASD support program development for colleges
Preparation for college or employment with parents of adescents with ASD
Virtual Parent Support Sessions
Our Virtual Parent Support Sessions offer guidance and support for parents of children with ASD. These sessions include:
Summer planning
Academic advising
Managing finances
Understanding social communication
The purpose of community and friendships
Employment preparedness skills
Spiritual health
Mental health
Physical health and wellness
Navigating intimate relationships
Register by emailing bianca@reachingspectrumheights.com!
Virtual Adult Support Group
Be there for each other at our Virtual Adult Support Group for adults on the autism spectrum.
Register by emailing jeremy@reachingspectrumheights.com!
Reaching Spectrum Heights has a partnership with the Organization for Autism Research, and utilizes their resources.
For more information on the Organization for Autism Research, click here.