It's a Spectrum.
We help you navigate life's storms.
Here are several examples of personal goals that go to the heart of ASD and related disorders. Reaching out is the first step to identifying, assessing and creating a plan for your therapy path.
Our clinicians work together to ensure that goals are comprehensive, complementary and collaborative for the most effective outcomes.
Relationships are hard, especially those impacted by ASD.
Child, Sibling, Classmate, Friend, Coworker, Date, Spouse, Parent
How do I make friends?
How do I improve my marriage?
How do I hang out with my family?
How do collaborate at work?
How do I relate to my grandchild?
How do I find a girlfriend?
How do I engage positively with my child?
As we age through the lifespan, it is relationships that make or break our overall well-being. When we experience failures over and over in early childhood as we try to learn how to play with peers or in adulthood as we try to be a team-player at work, our stress increases and it becomes too overwhelming. The cycle of anxiety and depression can inhibit our ability to function day to day.
Even at an early age, stress impacts our ability to learn and develop the skills necessary to adapt, problem-solve, cope and navigate complex interactions and environments.
Our treatment philosophy at Heart SOS is to build competence in skills to build confidence in self. We guide you and/or the trusted people in your life to experience successes and overcome challenges together so that you can apply them confidently on all areas of your life.