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Our Services

Our coaching supports all domains of adulthood for individuals ages 18 and older, with or without intellectual and developmental disabilities. From employment and relationships to finances, meal preparation, and daily life skills, coaching is designed to support the real challenges that come with adulthood.

 

If a need falls outside the scope of coaching, we will help connect you with trusted professionals or resources who can provide additional support.

All coaching is provided through individualized 1:1 sessions lasting one hour. The areas listed below are examples of topics we commonly support, but this is not an exhaustive list. Coaching is always tailored to your individual goals and needs.

The Four Beams of Beacon

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Independent Living

Building confidence in everyday life

Adulthood comes with responsibilities no one hands you a manual for. We help individuals build the practical skills needed to feel capable, organized, and confident in daily life.

Examples of support include:
• Budgeting and understanding money
• Grocery shopping and meal planning
• Cooking simple meals
• Laundry and home organization
• Time management and routines
• Transportation planning
• Managing appointments and responsibilities
• Executive functioning strategies

This may be a good fit if you:
• Feel overwhelmed by adult responsibilities
• Want to be more organized and independent
• Need help creating routines
• Want to feel more capable managing daily life

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Career

Finding meaningful work and direction

Work is more than a paycheck — it's purpose, confidence, and belonging. We help individuals discover their strengths, explore career paths, and develop the skills needed to obtain and maintain meaningful employment.

Examples of support include:
• Career discovery and identifying strengths
• Resume and interview preparation
• Job search strategy and applications
• Workplace communication skills
• Understanding workplace expectations
• Entrepreneurship coaching
• Self-advocacy and requesting accommodations
• Job retention and problem-solving support

This may be a good fit if you:
• Want a job but don't know where to start
• Feel unsure about workplace expectations
• Have career goals but need structure and support
• Want to turn a skill or hobby into income

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Relationships

Building connection, communication, and belonging

Relationships are one of the most important parts of adulthood. We help individuals develop the skills needed to build friendships, navigate dating, and communicate with confidence.

Examples of support include:
• Building friendships
• Dating coaching
• Social communication skills
• Understanding social situations
• Boundary setting
• Conflict resolution
• Self-advocacy skills
• Family communication support

This may be a good fit if you:
• Want friends but don't know how to start
• Feel unsure in social situations
• Want to build confidence in dating
• Want to learn how to speak up for yourself

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Personal Growth

Building confidence and becoming the adult you want to be

Personal growth is about more than skills — it's about confidence, identity, and direction. We help individuals develop the mindset and habits needed to move forward with confidence.

Examples of support include:
• Confidence building
• Goal setting and accountability
• Motivation coaching
• Limited thinking coping strategies
• Decision making skills
• Building healthy routines
• Identity development after high school
• Community involvement and hobbies

This may be a good fit if you:
• Feel stuck or unsure about your next step
• Want more confidence
• Need help staying motivated
• Want support reaching personal goals

What Our Clients Say

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Kate, Client

“Grace was a constant support during a major life transition. She helped me with everything from job applications and interview prep to creating a timeline, prioritizing my goals, and finding a place to live. She made stressful things feel manageable.”
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