My name is Iris Dorreboom, and among many other things, I’m a high-masking, late-diagnosed woman with Asperger’s. With my partner (in life, and also as a fellow coach and counsellor), we’ve found practical responses to living with Asperger’s that are doable to implement in life. As a result, living with Asperger’s will be easier.
As I know from experience, living with Asperger’s is not always that easy. Our solution is twofold.
Courses
The first is simply knowledge and how to make this knowledge work for you in your daily life.
To make this available, we have designed courses on what it (Autism/Asperger’s) is, and how to live with what you experience as a consequence.
These courses give you general knowledge and insight. More importantly, they make it possible for you to find your own responses to your particular challenges and possibilities.
Counselling
Based on our experience and our professional know-how as coaches and counsellors, we concluded that another critical success factor is the positive effect of an empathic and professional conversation focused on your capabilities. A conversation with someone who shares your experience and is also experienced in counselling people.
The result of such a conversation is that you discover how you live with Asperger’s in a manner that suits you and your needs.
