Launching AuDHD Young Adults:
A Parent Roadmap for Supported Independence
A compassionate, practical 8‑week program for parents of late‑diagnosed autistic/ADHD emerging adults who are struggling to launch.
If your young adult is stuck, overwhelmed, burned out, or unable to launch… you’re not alone.
Most parents of late‑diagnosed AuDHD young adults share the same story:
Throughout their childhood, you didn't think of your child as disabled. You thought they were quirky, bright, sensitive, creative — and they are.
But now they’re older… And adulthood is hitting hard.
Executive functioning. Motivation. College. Employment. Daily living. Social connection. Identity. Benefits. Housing.
Nothing is “clicking,” and you’re suddenly realizing your child is on a different timeline — and a different path.
You’re scared. You’re overwhelmed. You’re exhausted. And you’re wondering what the future will look like — for them, and for you.
This program is the roadmap you’ve been searching for.
Who this workshop is for
This workshop is designed specifically for:
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Parents of late‑diagnosed autistic/ADHD emerging adults
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Young adults who are burned out, stuck, or overwhelmed
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Families who missed early supports and are now scrambling
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Parents who fear they’ll never have an empty nest
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Parents who want to help their young adult thrive — without power struggles
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Families who need clarity, community, and a plan
If your young adult is struggling to launch, this is for you.
Your 8‑Week Roadmap to Independence
Week 1 — Understanding AuDHD, Late Diagnosis & Autistic Burnout
Burnout recovery, spoon theory, fluctuating capacity, masking collapse, and why your young adult is stuck.
Week 2 — Communication, Collaboration & Independent Living Skills
PDA profile, declarative language, collaborative problem solving, body doubling, and independent living skills
Week 3 — Social Support, Community, Identity & Mental Health
Finding and making friends, ND‑friendly spaces, gender & sexuality, therapy, and how to reduce isolation.
Week 4 — Government Benefits
Eligibility and applying for Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Medicaid/Medi-Cal, Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS)/IHSS, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)/CalFresh, General Relief
Week 5 —State Dept. of Developmental Services / CA Regional Center
Eligibility, intake, services, Self‑Determination Program, Individual Progam Plan, FMS models, spending plans
Week 6 — Education & Employment Pathways
Department of Rehabilitation, accommodations, supported employment, Disabled Students Programs & Services
Week 7 — Legal & Financial Security
Special Needs Trusts, conservatorship alternatives, ABLE accounts, and protecting your young adult’s future.
Week 8 — Housing, Supported Living & Long‑Term Independence
College living programs, ADUs, creative living arrangements, supported living, safety planning, transportation
You’re not doing this alone
Your enrollment includes access to our private Skool parent community, AuDHD Adulting:
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Weekly support
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Events like Lunch & Learn, Breathe with Beth, and meetups
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Courses
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Replays
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Resources
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Other parents who truly understand your journey
This community becomes your ongoing support system — long after the 8 weeks end.
Your investment
To make this accessible for families who are overwhelmed and financially stretched, the founding cohort is priced at
$597
Bonus:
free book
When you join, you’ll receive a free copy of:
Parenting for Independence: Overcoming Failure to Launch in Autistic Emerging Adults by Patty Laushman
(If you already have it, you can pick another book from the Recommended Reading List.)
Launching AuDHD Young Adults: A Parent Roadmap for Supported Independence
begins Thursday, August 13, 2026 at 6:30 pm (Pacific Time.) Enrollment is open now. Spots are limited to keep the group small and supportive.
