Natural Play Therapy With Mid-Highly Verbal People

The purpose of our Autistically Inclined Coaching Services is to have a dramatic impact on the performance and growth of the entire family unit.  We offer you tools that will strengthen your relationships.  We work with you to integrate your goals into daily living.  We also help families set up part-time or full-time in home programs.  Autistically Inclined helps schools, speech therapists, occupational therapists (and more) get on the same page to best help your loved one.

We don’t tell you what to do – When combined with the tremendous capabilities and ambitions you already possess, we share our Experience, Knowledge, Guidance and Resources to achieve great things!

A Visual Sample of What We Do

These videos are samples of the connection we like to create with our kids. 
Each individual program looks different from the next because we customize the program to fit the child. 

*Increasing Language Without Working So Hard*

Meet Trey: 
Trey loves to say the least amount possible to get what he wants.  His common language consists of single-words (mostly nouns) or the general phrase "Help me".  Trey starts by saying "Paint" and when Julie is ultra responsive, Trey is inspired to work his way to saying "Help me get green paint!"
Trey and Julie, Carlsbad, CA
Jack and Julie, England, UK
(A dinner with the family turned
into a photo shoot to capture Jack's smiles.)

*A Priceless Giggle*

Meet Jack:
When children (or people for that matter) are motivated, they will do anything!  We don't have to sit at a table & do drills to evoke eye contact from a child.  Instead, we play, we find what they love and make it bigger and they are inspired to look!  It's amazing to see we don't have to work as hard as we think we do!
*A Father Helps His Son
Become More Open To Variation*
Meet Morgan and Matthew:
This was filmed during an outreach to a family's home in Washington.  Julie observed the interaction between father and son and shared ideas on how to work through their goals.

Father and Son, Enumclaw, Washington

*Persistence Through Play: Working on Social Flexibility*

George and Julie, Costa Rica
Meet George:
A common goal amongst the kids we work with is to spark an interest in other people and showing curiosity and openness to our ideas.  Many people tend to give up on an activity if a child doesn't show interest right away.  Watch as Julie switches between his ideas and her idea, encouraging his flexibility. Also, notice the playful persistence, and look at the baby steps it takes to get to the final goal of George being open to her idea.