I help teens and adults on the spectrum build practical skills for everyday life using behavior science and goal-focused strategies. Together, we set personalized goals and tackle challenges in manageable steps, boosting confidence, independence, and control over your life. Every session is tailored to your pace and priorities, so growth happens in ways that truly matter to you.

When social skills is an area of concern, there is no replacement for real-world experience with peers. After 12 years of experience working with people on the spectrum, I wanted to create a fun, supportive community for teens and adults with autism who want to make friends, feel more confident, and enjoy everyday life. Chatterfly will be launching a fun, professionally guided social skills program that supports growth through real-world experiences, group outings and community activities in Los Angeles.

Get out and have fun around the community with a small group. You will be professionally guided to practice the skills you need to make friends, date, find employment, engage in and around the community, and more.

This service is coming soon! Please fill out a contact form to let us know if you would like to receive information about this service.

Chatterfly’s social skills group program for neurodivergent adults offers a supportive environment to build real-world social skills with other individuals of a similar age and ability level. Groups are led with a neurodiversity-affirming approach that respects each participant’s communication style while fostering an improvement in communication skills through individualized goals.

While Chatterfly’s programs are purposeful and structured, fun is at the heart of everything we do—because learning and growing should be enjoyable!

Most group sessions take place in the community — parks, coffee shops, malls, etc. The group curriculum addresses a variety of different skill areas through group discussions, exercises, and games.

The curriculum covers the following topics:

• Building and maintaining relationships

• Conflict resolution

• Self-advocacy

• Dating and intimacy

• Gaining employment

• Health and wellness

• Digital literacy

• Socially navigating the community

• Volunteering and civic engagement