Assisted College Success Program
We offer a one on one consultant program for students entering or in college.  Weekly mentor meetings and 24/7 accessibility guide autistic  adults through the complicated academic and social worlds of higher education.  Focus is on:
  • Self Advocacy
  • Organization & Planning
  • Motivation
  • Communication
  • Balance & Stress Management
The program is structured to move each student through five routine phases per semester.  Organization, planning, and stress management tools are provided each participant.  Pricing is $500 per semester. 
Currently available in the metro-Detroit area only.  Send us a message through the "Contact us" page on this website or email [email protected].

H.S. and College Level Tutoring
We offer one on one tutoring for students in High School and College.  Private one-hour sessions provide a quiet environment with an  individualized curriculum for each student.  Some autistic adults find that transitioning to college level work from high school is more difficult than they expected.  LJFC understands the differences that occur when moving from secondary education to higher education.  Communication with faculty, planning with semester-long syllabi, maintaining motivation to study, and working with classmates can be understood with guidance.
All tutoring currently is conducted by Lisa J. Friedrich, Ph.D. who has 15 years of experience in the college classroom.   This program is structured to enhance the student's confidence, skill, and ability to test favorably in:
  • English as a Second Language (ESL)
  • English Composition
  • English Literature
  • Communications
  • Oral Communications
Pricing is $125 per session with semester rates negotiable.  Currently available in the metro-Detroit area.  Send us a message through the "Contact us" page on this website or email [email protected].

Presentation Programs
We offer multiple on-site presentation programs for a variety of settings.  One of our purposes at LJFC is educational awareness of the realities of Autism Spectrum Differences.  We rely on and involve ourselves in relevant academic research to learn more about improving the quality of life for those on the spectrum.  Let us share with you:

  • "Including Autistic Behaviors in the Higher Ed Classroom"
  • "Preparing Autistic High School Students for Transition"
  • "Essentials of Hiring Autistic Employees"
  • "Families with Autism Supporting Each Other"

Pricing for presentations is negotiated based on length, number of participants, and content. Send us a message through the "Contact us" page on this website or email [email protected].




Life Coaching
"One of the most important aspects of consulting is building a relationship with each client.  I believe that no one will care how much I know unless they know how much I care.  Autistic adults are some of the most interesting, genuine, and amazing people I've met in my life.   Sometimes the details of day to day reality can be difficult to understand and accomplish.  No amount of lecturing, criticizing, or dismissing can help.  Patience, modeling, and 24/7 availability can mean so much."         Lisa J. Friedrich, Ph.D.


 Send us a message through the "Contact us" page on this website or email [email protected].