YOUR CLEAR PATH AFTER AN AUTISM DIAGNOSIS

Welcome to Your Next Step

Finding the right support after your child’s autism diagnosis can feel overwhelming - but you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Here, you’ll find resources I’ve created to help you move from confusion to clarity, one step at a time. Each guide, tool, and consultation is designed with three things in mind:

Compassion - because this journey is emotional, and you deserve kindness along the way.
Clarity - so you always know your next step without feeling rushed or overloaded.
Confidence - to help you make informed choices that fit your child’s needs and your family’s values.

Whether you’re looking for a simple after diagnosis guide, a detailed roadmap for choosing providers, or one-on-one support, you’ll find tools here that are:

Practical and easy to follow
Grounded in professional expertise
Always respectful of your child’s dignity and individuality

Take a look through the resources below and choose what feels right for where you are today.
And remember - you’re still the expert on your child. These tools are here to make your path forward a little clearer, a little calmer, and a lot more supported.

Whats inside the guide?

What’s Inside: What to Know After an Autism Diagnosis: A Step-by-Step Playbook for Parents

A compassionate, step-by-step guide to help you feel more confident, informed, and supported right from the start.

You’ll get

Guidance using 7 clear steps – A clear action plan for each step, so you know exactly what to focus on without feeling overwhelmed.
Communication Scripts & Tips – Gentle, effective ways to talk with doctors, therapists, and family members about your child’s diagnosis.
Understanding Autism in the Early Years – Key insights to help you better understand your child’s unique strengths and needs.
Practical Support Strategies – Simple activities and routines you can start using immediately to help your child feel safe and supported.
Insurance Guidelines Made Simple – Easy-to-follow explanations of common insurance terms, how to navigate coverage, and tips for maximizing benefits.
Therapy Overviews – A clear breakdown of ABA, Speech-Language Pathology (SLP), and Occupational Therapy (OT), including their purposes and what they typically address.
Provider Interview Scripts – Ready-to-use questions and checklists to help you choose the right ABA, SLP, and OT providers for your child.
Self-Care for Caregivers – Ways to manage stress, find emotional balance, and take care of yourself during this transition

Format: Digital PDF – read on any device. 3 Downloads maximum
Length: Approx. 65 pages

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

“The insurance breakdown is HUGE. I was so overwhelmed with figuring out how to pay for the services that my child needs, this book made it easy to swallow and prepped me for all the questions to ask”
"I would have loved to find this guide earlier, along with a parent consultant to help me choose the right path to support my son’s needs. Navigating alone was hard and feeling like I had to figure out everything right away was overwhelming."
"So informative, easy to read, and isn't overwhelming. Thank you Ramsee!"
“With a better understanding about what autism is and having it explained in such a positive way I would’ve felt more confident about what the future could look like for my child”- S
“She address the ABA controversy in a way that is unbiased - I spent so much time on FB groups that painted a horrible picture of ABA therapy. This guide made me feel confident in the decisions I was making for my child and what I should look for with providers”
"Immediately after the diagnosis I felt like my entire world was ending. Something that I had wanted for so long and dreamt about felt like it was suddenly being ripped away. I felt like the life I had envisioned for my child was gone forever. This guide would’ve helped me to have hope through one of the hardest points of my life."
"The first page where she says "You didn’t do anything wrong as a parent." First thing I personally did was trying to blame someone or myself. It was exactly what I needed to hear."