An Autism Spectrum Disorder Coach is trained to support individuals with autism and their families through daily challenges, emotional regulation, communication struggles, and behavioral strategies—using coaching techniques, not clinical therapy. Coaches help clients build routines, confidence, and real-world progress outside of clinical environments.

Yes! This training complements clinical and educational roles by equipping you with coaching tools that bridge the gap between diagnosis and day-to-day life. Whether you’re a teacher, therapist, behavioral tech, or case manager, you’ll gain practical strategies to support your clients more holistically.

Therapy is essential—but coaching adds something different: structure, motivation, and real-life application. Coaches work in the now—helping individuals implement what they’ve learned, build skills, and navigate challenges between appointments. Families often seek coaches to supplement therapy or when they feel traditional services aren't meeting all their needs.

Nope. This certification is designed for coaches, mentors, educators, parents, and people with lived experience—no clinical degree or license needed. As long as you’re committed to helping teens and young adults heal, grow, and move forward, this program will give you the tools and credential to do it.

The course is self-paced and can be completed in as little as 2–4 weeks. You’ll also receive 10 weeks of live mentorship to help you refine your skills, build confidence, and start applying what you’ve learned in real-world scenarios.

Absolutely. Many of our most powerful coaches are parents who’ve lived the journey. This training will not only help you professionally—it can transform how you support your own child and family.