If Money is Tight How Do I Pay for Coaching?
Health Savings Accounts (HSAs)
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs)
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs)
These account may cover health/wellness coaching, but usually require a doctor's Letter of Medical Necessity proving it treats or prevents a specific illness, making life/career coaching a harder sell unless tied to a diagnosed health condition, such as ADHD, Autism or Executive Functioning Disorders. Standard life or career coaching for general growth isn't typically covered by HSAs.
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs)
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs)
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs)
These account may cover health/wellness coaching, but usually require a doctor's Letter of Medical Necessity proving it treats or prevents a specific illness, making life/career coaching a harder sell unless tied to a diagnosed health condition, such as ADHD, Autism or Executive Functioning Disorders. Standard life or career coaching for general growth isn't typically covered by FSAs.
Lifestyle Spending Accounts
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs)
State Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) agencies
Some employers offer Lifestyle Spending Accounts (LSAs) or wellness stipends that explicitly cover career coaching, executive coaching, or general wellness activities without needing a doctor's note. These accounts are not usually tax exempt.
State Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) agencies
State Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) agencies
State Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) agencies
state Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) agencies, may pay for services that fall under career coaching if they are determined to be necessary for an individual to prepare for, obtain, or maintain employment. However, they generally do not cover general "life coaching"
Sliding Scales and Payment Plans
State Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) agencies
Sliding Scales and Payment Plans
We believe neuro-affirming support should be accessible. To support this, our coach offers a sliding scale fee structure for select services. If you would like to discuss a rate that fits your current financial situation, please contact us for more information.
**PEERS Social Skills Coaching is exempt from our sliding scale program due to staffing requirements.
Bundles & Packages
State Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) agencies
Sliding Scales and Payment Plans
Finding the Right Fit Our goal is to ensure you get the most out of your coaching journey. We invite you to take advantage of our discounted bundles and packages for long-term growth. We also provide sliding scale options to ensure our services remain inclusive. Contact us to discuss which option is right for you.
Support & Information
ADHD and Autism Meetup with Natasha Benenson & John Tucker
Welcome to our ADHD support group, designed for anyone interested in discussing their experiences with ADHD, autism, and other similar conditions. Led by Natasha Benenson and John Tucker, our discussions will provide support and resources for those in need. Whether you're seeking advice, looking to connect with others who understand your challenges, or simply want to learn more about these conditions, this is the perfect place for you. Join us in this welcoming and compassionate space, inspired by insights from Autism Parenting Magazine, where you can be yourself and find community among like-minded individuals. Let's empower each other to thrive through neurodiversity coaching!This group is FREE and can be found at https://www.meetup.com/adhd-and-autism-etc-with-natasha-benenson-and-john-tucker/events/311400645/rsvp/
CHADD Affiliate Chapters
CHADD has a nationwide network of Chapters that can help you connect with local resources. By finding an ADHD support group in your area, you can engage with others who understand your journey. This is also a great way to explore topics related to neurodiversity coaching and parenting, as featured in Autism Parenting Magazine. https://chadd.org/chapter-locator/
Exceptional Parent Magazine
To develop, translate, and share information as tools for positive change for the special needs community, including resources like ADHD support groups and articles from Autism Parenting Magazine, as well as insights from neurodiversity coaching.
Autism Parenting Magazine
Finding professional resources and guidance can be challenging for families affected by autism, especially with the inconsistent information available. At Autism Parenting Magazine, we strive to provide you with the most current information and interventions, empowering you to make informed decisions that will benefit your child. Our autism magazine is ideal for parents of children with Aspergers, PDD-NOS, or Kanner's autism, and we also support a diverse community including many parents who are on the spectrum. Additionally, if you're seeking a supportive community, consider joining an ADHD support group or exploring neurodiversity coaching for further assistance.
Recommended Mental Health Professionals
Sam Rothrock, Ph.D., LPC, CRC
Alexis Wagner-Call, LCSW, MSW, M.Ed.
Alexis Wagner-Call, LCSW, MSW, M.Ed.
Sam Rothrock brings a wealth of experience in Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling, Job Coaching, and Disability Determination Services to his counseling work. Informed by both personal and professional experiences, Sam has a deep understanding of differing neurotypes and the unique ways people engage with work, purpose, and well-being. He is passionate about supporting families struggling to make the transition from childhood to adulthood. Sam believes the intentional layering of services focusing on executive function skills and interpersonal relationships lead to better long term outcomes for Neuro-Divergent teens and young adults.
jsrothrock.com
Alexis Wagner-Call, LCSW, MSW, M.Ed.
Alexis Wagner-Call, LCSW, MSW, M.Ed.
Alexis Wagner-Call, LCSW, MSW, M.Ed.
Alexis Wagner-Call has worked for many years as both a Behavioral Specialist and Counselor, supporting the neurodivergent community across a wide range of settings, including post-secondary education, community mental health, and most recently in her own private practice. Alexis brings a neuroaffirming, strengths-based approach to her work and is especially passionate about helping individuals build skills, confidence, and self-understanding in ways that honor how their brains work.
Research Studies
UCLA PEERS for Dating
Participants in the ADHD support group are taught evidence-based dating skills through didactic lessons and role-play demonstrations. These skills are practiced during online socialization activities, making it accessible for teens and young adults. Additionally, dating coaches attend separate classes simultaneously, where they learn how to assist individuals, including those featured in Autism Parenting Magazine, in developing and maintaining romantic relationships. Classes are conducted over Zoom for 90 minutes each week, providing an inclusive environment that embraces neurodiversity coaching.
https://teams.semel.ucla.edu/autism/research/peers%C2%AE-dating
