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Helping You Find Calm, Confidence, and Connection
Motherhood is a journey like no other—especially when raising a child with autism. The meltdowns, the school battles, the never-ending stress—it can feel isolating and exhausting. I know because I’ve been there.
You don't have to do this alone
Here at Autism Help for Moms, I offer:
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IEP & School Guidance
Simplifying the process so you can advocate with confidence
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Personal Growth
I’ve tried tons of stuff over the years, and these are my absolute faves that I know you’ll love
Katie Fischer
Autism Mom of 2
I help special needs moms find the calm and heal their relationship with their kiddos!
I've walked through the storms of rage meltdowns, IEP struggles, and the constant worry of "Am I doing enough?"
Through my own experience navigating these challenges with my children, I’ve discovered real, practical ways to bring more calm, healing, and hope into everyday life.
Ready to feel more calm and in control? Explore the resources, join the community, and let’s start this journey together.
Through my own experience navigating these challenges with my children, I’ve discovered real, practical ways to bring more calm, healing, and hope into everyday life.
Ready to feel more calm and in control? Explore the resources, join the community, and let’s start this journey together.
My Experience With Autism
My son was diagnosed at 3 years old after having some uncontrollable behavior issues in preschool.
Many years of trials with routine, therapy and support to bring us to where we are today – with a teenager who is able to recognize when he is being triggered and be able to refocus and reset and not let himself get out of control.
My daughter was diagnosed at the end of 5th grade. She had struggled in elementary school and we knew going into Jr High would be hard so we wanted to be able to get an IEP or 504 plan in place if needed.
She does not have the outbursts or as severe social deficit, but she is super sensitive to sound and light and has a hard time processing when there’s more than 2 pieces of instruction.
Autisms moms guide to the IEP process
Navigate the educational system with confidence.
As a mom with two of my three children on the Autism spectrum and both needing academic accommodations, I put this guide together to help shorten your learning curve and help things feel a little easier to navigate.