Morgan Guidance

Support for parents and grandparents of Autistic students and adults, other neurodiversity and serious mental illness including parents of schizophrenia.

Finding your way is possible! You can feel settled again with peer-parent support + highly credentialed coaching.

Your personal well-being is #1, so you can sustain your own physical health, mental health and overall wellness through all the twists and turns of life.

Read here https://nbhwc.org/scope-of-practice/about my Scope of Practice as certified for National Board for Health & Wellness Coaching.

Coaching is not therapy. Coaching is not more advice on what you should do, though if you ask, I am always willing to share time tested information and personal lived experience.

Coaching is your safe place and a time to think. Coaching is a place to process what you are thinking about and listen to your inner wisdom, your gut, your heart.

What do you envision?
What matters to you?
What would you like to think about?

You have a lot going on. How can I support you, so you can find your way?

Reach out today for a complimentary conversation to see if I am a fit for your situation and for what you need.

Other Parents Like Me has parents resources from experts in the field. I'm available as a Peer Parent and Support Group Facilitator for parents of neuro diverse children. Check it out!

Here's a look into one of the services I offer: Parent Coaching for people raising special needs children.

Parent Coaching - Morgan Guidance Services Special Needs Parent Coaching, dedicated to the wellbeing of mothers with complicated children and dependent adults. These amazing women can find greater ease in the midst of difficult days, both now and for years to come.

I'm proud to be partnered with Other Parents Like Me. They help connect parents that are struggling to learn about resources and options for their child. I did a blog for them in June:

Celebrating Disability Pride Month: Honoring Neurodiversity and Mental Health - Other Parents Like Me Happy July and happy summer! Among the many reasons to celebrate this mid-summer month, July is also Disability Pride Month—a time to reflect on and honor the

We hear from families that learning about PDA has been so eye-opening for them. Understanding a child's avoidance to tasks through a lens of anxiety and control can help ease family conflict.

Is PDA The New Autism? - Morgan Guidance Services Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is gaining attention within the autism community, sparking discussions about whether it is becoming "the new autism." In this guide, Elaine Morgan offers advice on what to look for, and how to help your child if they have PDA.

Puberty is a time of confusion and overwhelm for nearly every child, and neurodivergent youth tend to have an even harder time with the experience. Check out my latest blog to learn more!

A Guide to Navigating Puberty with Autism - Morgan Guidance Services Puberty can be a testing time for any child. With so many physical and hormonal changes to contend with, it’s only natural that many children’s moods, behavior, and mental health are knocked out of sync as they adjust to their new reality. For children with autism, these challenges can be even g...