Benefits of Life Coaching:

• Self-awareness

• Self-confidence

• Self-discovery

• Setting better goals

• More balanced life

• Lower stress levels

• Dissolve limiting and destructive beliefs

• Gain compassion, love, and understanding of yourself

• Uncover passions and purpose in life

• Have access to a safe environment to brainstorm and better your life

• Have clear desires and goals

• Become calmer and more confident in yourself and your decisions

Life Coaching For all those affected by Autism.

Jaclyn Hunt, MA

Importance of Life Coaching in Autism:

Autism Spectrum Disorder affects 1-100 children.

Children on the Autism Spectrum grow into Adults

on the Autism Spectrum.

In fact, by the time a child turns 21, most services

end and the adult is left to navigate the world on his

or her own. Additionally, colleges are not required to

provide services for students with Autism.

Futhermore, parents are aging at this point and will

not be able to intensely care for their child

throughout his or her entire adulthood.

Most people on the Autism Spectrum can lead

fulfilling and independent lives, with proper training

and assistance where necessary.

A Life Coach is an excellent way to transition a

person on the spectrum into adulthood as well as

become a guide throughout each phase of adult

development. Development does not stop when a

child turns 21, development is a life long process.

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“If you don’t try, there is zero percent chance of success.”

Adults on the Autism Spectrum must learn Real

Life Skills, Communication Skills, and Social

Skills; this is mandatory.

They must also master the concept of Self,

Sexuality, Types of Friendships (Aquaintances,

Close Friends, Trust), and Romantic

Relationships (Dating, Marriage, Parenting) in

order to navigate themselves through society.

In order to achieve independence and freedom in

the world Adults on the Autism Spectrum must

be able to drive a car or utilize various alternative

forms of transportation, handle self care and

hygiene, and develop domestic skills such as

cooking, cleaning, completing financial tasks,

and maintaining a home or living space.

The final area of expertise an adult on the

spectrum must obtain is employment. The ability

to find and keep a job, to develop a desireable

and successful career, and to achieve the highest

level of independence and self-sufficiencey he or

she is capable of attaining.

Everyone on the autism spectrum is capable of

achieving an acceptable level of independence.

Areas of Intervention for Adults with Autism

“The best predictor of future behavior is past behavior.”

Adults on the Spectrum Handling Finances.

Adults on the Spectrum obtaining and Maintaining a Career.

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“To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often.”

-Winston Churchill

An adult encouraged to learn and make changes.

This chart is an illustration of the stages of

understanding that must occur in order for the Adult

on the Autism Spectrum to desire and make a change.

This method was developed by Jaclyn Hunt, MA and

is the main subject of her future book. If a person on

the spectrum is to change his/her ways, this process

must be completed. No one can force change upon

another, it must be encouraged positively from the

outside and formed from within.

Method to Encourage Change

In An Adult on the Autism Spectrum

Provider Profile: Jaclyn Hunt, MA

Jaclyn is Life Coach that specializes in Autism for all those

who are affected by it.

In terms of adults on the Autism Spectrum, she works to get

them organized, motivated, socialized, and out into the

community. She assists in the successful navigation of social,

employment, and romantic relationships.

For parents of children and adults on the Autism Spectrum,

Jaclyn’s job is to assure them that they are on the right track,

steer them in the correct direction when dealing with their

children, and also helping them remain healthy by establishing

and maintaining their own identity separate from their children.

Spouses of adults on the Autism Spectrum often need guidance

and support in dealing with the emotional challenges and lack

of adequate emotional reciprocity by their partners. Jaclyn is

also skilled at bridging the communication gaps between

spouses in autistic relationships.

Adults on the Autism Spectrum have needs and requirements

that many professionals are unfamiliar with at this time.

Jaclyn’s goal is to spread knowledge and awareness about the

growing number of people enterning adulthood with an Autism

Spectrum Disorder.

Types of Clients:

• Adults on the Autism Spectrum

• Parents of Children and Adults on the Autism Spectrum

• Spouses and Significant other of Adults on the Autism Spectrum

• Siblings, Grandparents, and other relatives of those on the Autism Spectrum

• Educators, Doctors, and other Professionals that work with those on the Autism Spectrum

• Anyone affected by Autism or other related Special Needs

Services Offered:

• Phone Sessions

• Skype Sessions

• In-person Sessions

• Email availability

• Speaking Engagements

• Workshops

• Educational Opportunities

• Group Sessions and Classes

• FREE! Initial Consultation by Phone!

Website: www.asnlifecoach.com Email: asnlifecoach@gmail.com Call: 732-675-6876