Supporting Autistic Students in Their First Year

How do you know if it's normal growing pains or a warning sign? Join us to talk about red flags, effective support strategies and alternative paths if traditional college is not the right fit for your student. Join expert hosts, Beth Felsen and Liz Sokolov, for this free webinar on September 25, 2025. Space is limited.

Join the Red Flags & Reality Checks webinar to....

Identify warning signs that indicate your autistic college student may be struggling with college life

Learn practical strategies to support autistic students in their first year beyond sending yet another "how's it going?" text

Explore alternative educational paths from residential learning programs to therapeutic outdoor programs to volunteer opportunities

Bring your individual questions to get Beth and Liz's perspectives on your student's unique situation

Meet Our Speakers

Beth Felsen

Founder and Lead Coach at Spectrum Transition Coaching

Beth brings firsthand experience in guiding hundreds of families of autistic students through major life transitions - starting college, managing a first job and navigating relationships. Spectrum Transition Coaching supports autistic students and young adults through all phases of their young adult journey with individual coaching, parent coaching and career focused services.

Liz Sokolov

Founder of NeuroPossible, educator with 25 years of experience

Liz has 25 years of experience as an educator and academic advisor. With empathy as a parent of a neurodivergent young adult herself and an educator specializing in neurodivergent students, Liz counsels families to find a neurodivergent-affirming program - whether vocational, mental health, life skills or supported college - with the right level of support so your child can thrive and shape their own bright future.

About the Event

Whether your student is currently in college, preparing to leave for their first semester or still deciding on next steps after high school, this webinar will give you the tools and perspective you need to recognize struggles early and explore the full range of possibilities for your student’s future. There's many paths to a successful future - traditional college is just one of them. Learn how to see your student clearly to help them make the best decisions for their future.

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Don't miss out on this opportunity for guidance and clarity with two autism & education experts!

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