
"It is never too late to expand the mind of a person on the autism spectrum.
My advice is: You always have to keep persevering.
If I did not have my work, I would not have my life."
- Temple Grandin
You Are Not Alone.
Parenting a neurodiverse child can feel overwhelming, especially when you're unsure how to help your child communicate or regulate their emotions. If you're feeling frustrated or exhausted, constantly searching for answers without success, you're not alone. Parenting is a learned skill, and raising a child with developmental delays comes with its unique challenges.
The Inclusive Family Coaching Model is here to support you. Designed specifically for parents of neurodiverse children, our coaching helps you respond mindfully to your child’s needs, gain a deeper understanding of their behavior, and navigate the journey with confidence. Together, we'll create personalized strategies to foster connection and growth in your family.
Call today to take the first step toward transforming your parenting experience and empowering your child’s potential
Empowering Families
Expert Guidance for
Developmental Success
At Ability Builder Coaching, we help families navigate the unique challenges of raising a child with developmental needs, including Autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and mental health challenges. With over 20 years of experience, our Inclusive Family Coaching Model is tailored to each family’s specific needs, focusing on building strong, connected relationships and providing practical, effective strategies.
One success story includes an 8-year-old with autism who was struggling with aggressive behavior and skill regression at school. After implementing a customized coaching plan—featuring a meltdown protocol and sensory activities to calm the nervous system—this child is now thriving. They are reading, communicating their needs, and no longer displaying aggressive behaviors.
Our coaching services are designed to empower parents, equip them with tools, and foster positive change. If you're ready to connect with your child and see real progress, call us today to schedule a consultation and start your journey toward success.
Meet Maureen
Unlock the potential in your family with Maureen's expert coaching and consulting services. With over 20 years of experience in childhood development and a deep understanding of neurodiversity, Maureen specializes in supporting families with children who have developmental delays, Autism, and ADHD, from birth to young adulthood. As a parent of a neurodiverse child herself, Maureen brings both professional expertise and personal insight into every session, helping you build stronger connections with your child through understanding, compassion, and practical strategies.
Maureen's approach is rooted in the belief that "kids do well if they can"—it's not about willpower, but about skill-building (https://thinkkids.org/). She empowers parents to recognize that challenging behaviors are often a result of unmet developmental needs, and skills, not defiance. Together, you'll create tailored strategies to develop your child's strengths and teach them the skills they need to thrive.
If you're ready to navigate the challenges of raising a neurodiverse child with confidence, call now to schedule a consultation and start your journey toward connection, growth, and calm.
Credentials:
Master of Science Degree in Special Education, Drexel University
Early Childhood Development Certification, NC
Advanced and Continuing Education:
Coaching in Child care and Natural Learning Environment Practices Certification course.
Sensory and Developmental milestones
Integration of Primitive Reflexes. Harkla.coABA implementation training
Social Skills classes- Instructor
Wrightslaw education advocacy training
CPS - Collaborative Problem Solving skills training @Thinkkids.org
Social communication, social development Birth to 3 Training, Autism Navigator.
Maureen also works as a CBRS-Early intervention consultant, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
at Learning Connections UnlimitedMaureen has done voluntary work as a member of PULSESNY (Parents United Learning the Special Education System NY) where she provided education advocacy from 2012 - 2018