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Beginner’s Guide to Autism- Early Bird Pricing
A gentle, neuroaffirming introduction to understanding the autistic experience.
The Beginner’s Guide to Autism is a self-guided, self-paced course designed to help autistic people — diagnosed or self-identified — and the people who love them gain a deep, compassionate understanding of the autistic brain. This course takes you through the foundations of autism using warm, clear explanations, real-world examples, reflective questions, and a neuroaffirming lens that honors the diversity of autistic experiences.
Whether you are autistic, questioning, supporting an autistic loved one, or seeking to create more supportive spaces as a therapist or educator, this course offers an accessible path into understanding what autism truly is — beyond stereotypes, stigma, or outdated models.
Who This Course Benefits
This course is for anyone who wants to truly understand the autistic experience, including:
Autistic adults and teens
People who self-identify as autistic or are exploring the possibility
Partners, friends, and family members of autistic individuals
Therapists, educators, and professionals looking to offer neuroaffirming support
Parents of autistic or neurodivergent children
Anyone wanting a compassionate, clear, and modern explanation of autism
If you’ve ever wondered “Why do I (or someone I love) operate this way?” or “How can I support an autistic person better?” — this course will meet you with clarity, validation, and kindness.
What You’ll Learn: Course Modules
This course includes 12 comprehensive, thoughtfully designed modules that guide you through the core concepts of the autistic experience:
Module 1 — What Autism Is: A Neuroaffirming Overview
A warm introduction to autism as a neurotype, not a disorder. Understanding traits, diversity, and shifting the narrative.
Module 2 — Understanding Monotropism
Exploring the autistic flow state, deep focus, and how “one-track” attention impacts learning, energy, and overwhelm.
Module 3 — Sensory Processing & Aversions
How autistic sensory systems work, why certain sensations feel intense, and how to recognize sensory needs.
Module 4 — Communication Differences
Unmasking autistic communication styles, social patterns, directness, scripts, and why autistic people often communicate beautifully with other autistic people.
Module 5 — Masking & Camouflaging
How masking develops, why it’s so exhausting, the harm it causes, and what unmasking safely can look like.
Module 6 — Autistic Burnout
Understanding chronic autistic burnout, how to identify it early, and what recovery actually requires.
Module 7 — Meltdowns & Shutdowns
Recognizing triggers, signs, what’s happening in the brain, how to navigate them compassionately, and how to support recovery.
Module 8 — Emotional Regulation & Coping Tools
Gentle strategies for calming the nervous system, identifying needs, and reducing overwhelm.
Module 9 — Identity, Acceptance & Self-Compassion
Exploring the autistic identity, reframing lifelong narratives, working through stigma, and embracing neurodivergent strengths.
Module 10 — Autistic Strengths & Superpowers
A strengths-based look at creativity, pattern recognition, empathy, resilience, special interests, and the gifts of the autistic mind.
Module 11 — Relationships, Boundaries & Support Systems
Building supportive relationships, communicating needs, navigating friendships and partnerships, and fostering connection.
Module 12 — Creating an Autistic-Friendly Life
Practical guidance for reducing sensory load, advocating for needs, setting boundaries, and designing an environment that supports your neurotype.
Each module includes reflection prompts, sensory-friendly visuals, and gentle guidance so learners can move at their own pace and revisit as needed.
Why This Course Matters
Autistic people deserve more than outdated stereotypes, pathologized descriptions, and “fix-it” approaches. They deserve education that:
Validates their lived experience
Honors autistic strengths
Provides language for feelings they’ve carried for years
Helps them understand their mind with compassion
Supports them in unmasking, healing, and embracing who they are
This course was created to rewrite the narrative around autism — replacing shame with understanding, overwhelm with clarity, and isolation with connection.
Access & Format
✨ Self-paced, interactive online course
✨ No time limit
✨ Reflection questions in every module
✨ Warm, sensory-friendly design
Final Note
The Beginner’s Guide to Autism is a soft landing place for anyone wanting to learn, heal, or grow. Whether this course is your first step or part of your continued autistic discovery, I’m honored to walk alongside you.
Early Bird Access
This is an early bird special available before the course officially launches. By purchasing now, you’ll secure the discounted rate and be first in line to access the content. On December 20th, you will receive an email with a downloadable document containing your direct link to view the full course. Thank you for supporting this project early — I can’t wait to share it with you.
Disclaimer: This course is for educational purposes only. It does not provide therapy, does not establish a therapeutic relationship, and should not be used as a substitute for individualized mental health treatment, assessment, or professional care.
A gentle, neuroaffirming introduction to understanding the autistic experience.
The Beginner’s Guide to Autism is a self-guided, self-paced course designed to help autistic people — diagnosed or self-identified — and the people who love them gain a deep, compassionate understanding of the autistic brain. This course takes you through the foundations of autism using warm, clear explanations, real-world examples, reflective questions, and a neuroaffirming lens that honors the diversity of autistic experiences.
Whether you are autistic, questioning, supporting an autistic loved one, or seeking to create more supportive spaces as a therapist or educator, this course offers an accessible path into understanding what autism truly is — beyond stereotypes, stigma, or outdated models.
Who This Course Benefits
This course is for anyone who wants to truly understand the autistic experience, including:
Autistic adults and teens
People who self-identify as autistic or are exploring the possibility
Partners, friends, and family members of autistic individuals
Therapists, educators, and professionals looking to offer neuroaffirming support
Parents of autistic or neurodivergent children
Anyone wanting a compassionate, clear, and modern explanation of autism
If you’ve ever wondered “Why do I (or someone I love) operate this way?” or “How can I support an autistic person better?” — this course will meet you with clarity, validation, and kindness.
What You’ll Learn: Course Modules
This course includes 12 comprehensive, thoughtfully designed modules that guide you through the core concepts of the autistic experience:
Module 1 — What Autism Is: A Neuroaffirming Overview
A warm introduction to autism as a neurotype, not a disorder. Understanding traits, diversity, and shifting the narrative.
Module 2 — Understanding Monotropism
Exploring the autistic flow state, deep focus, and how “one-track” attention impacts learning, energy, and overwhelm.
Module 3 — Sensory Processing & Aversions
How autistic sensory systems work, why certain sensations feel intense, and how to recognize sensory needs.
Module 4 — Communication Differences
Unmasking autistic communication styles, social patterns, directness, scripts, and why autistic people often communicate beautifully with other autistic people.
Module 5 — Masking & Camouflaging
How masking develops, why it’s so exhausting, the harm it causes, and what unmasking safely can look like.
Module 6 — Autistic Burnout
Understanding chronic autistic burnout, how to identify it early, and what recovery actually requires.
Module 7 — Meltdowns & Shutdowns
Recognizing triggers, signs, what’s happening in the brain, how to navigate them compassionately, and how to support recovery.
Module 8 — Emotional Regulation & Coping Tools
Gentle strategies for calming the nervous system, identifying needs, and reducing overwhelm.
Module 9 — Identity, Acceptance & Self-Compassion
Exploring the autistic identity, reframing lifelong narratives, working through stigma, and embracing neurodivergent strengths.
Module 10 — Autistic Strengths & Superpowers
A strengths-based look at creativity, pattern recognition, empathy, resilience, special interests, and the gifts of the autistic mind.
Module 11 — Relationships, Boundaries & Support Systems
Building supportive relationships, communicating needs, navigating friendships and partnerships, and fostering connection.
Module 12 — Creating an Autistic-Friendly Life
Practical guidance for reducing sensory load, advocating for needs, setting boundaries, and designing an environment that supports your neurotype.
Each module includes reflection prompts, sensory-friendly visuals, and gentle guidance so learners can move at their own pace and revisit as needed.
Why This Course Matters
Autistic people deserve more than outdated stereotypes, pathologized descriptions, and “fix-it” approaches. They deserve education that:
Validates their lived experience
Honors autistic strengths
Provides language for feelings they’ve carried for years
Helps them understand their mind with compassion
Supports them in unmasking, healing, and embracing who they are
This course was created to rewrite the narrative around autism — replacing shame with understanding, overwhelm with clarity, and isolation with connection.
Access & Format
✨ Self-paced, interactive online course
✨ No time limit
✨ Reflection questions in every module
✨ Warm, sensory-friendly design
Final Note
The Beginner’s Guide to Autism is a soft landing place for anyone wanting to learn, heal, or grow. Whether this course is your first step or part of your continued autistic discovery, I’m honored to walk alongside you.
Early Bird Access
This is an early bird special available before the course officially launches. By purchasing now, you’ll secure the discounted rate and be first in line to access the content. On December 20th, you will receive an email with a downloadable document containing your direct link to view the full course. Thank you for supporting this project early — I can’t wait to share it with you.
Disclaimer: This course is for educational purposes only. It does not provide therapy, does not establish a therapeutic relationship, and should not be used as a substitute for individualized mental health treatment, assessment, or professional care.