Wisely Guided Consulting is a consulting practice that supports neurodiverse families and individuals through thoughtful assessment, collaboration, and practical guidance.

Services may include family consultation, support for neurodivergent adults, educator consultation, workshops, and digital tools - always grounded in compassion and real-life strategies.

Wisely Guided Consulting supports:

• Parents and caregivers raising neurodivergent children

• Neurodivergent adults seeking support with routines, boundaries, and self-regulation

• Educators interested in creating more inclusive environments

• Communities or organizations seeking workshops or speaking engagements

The THRIVE Method is Dr. Alison Allen’s integrative framework that informs her consulting approach. It blends behavioral strategies, practical coaching tools, and trauma-informed principles to support structure, resilience, and calm while honoring neurodivergent strengths.

No. Wisely Guided Consulting tools are designed for self-organization, reflection, and advocacy. They help families observe patterns, communicate effectively, and create calm, structured routines.

These tools are not diagnostic or medical in nature and do not replace therapy or healthcare services.

Services are offered virtually via Zoom, with in-person sessions available when appropriate. This allows flexibility while maintaining thoughtful, individualized support.

To get started, complete the consultation request form on our website. This allows us to understand your needs and determine whether our services are a good fit before scheduling.

Wisely Guided Consulting services are not covered by insurance. Payment is handled directly through our secure online system.

Digital tools include practical trackers, visual schedules, and advocacy resources designed to simplify caregiving, support planning conversations, and reduce stress. Tools are available in the Shop section of the site.

Workshops and speaking engagements are tailored to the needs of schools, organizations, and community groups. Topics may include behavior, inclusion, and supporting neurodiversity in real-world settings.

Yes. Support plans are individualized based on your family’s needs, goals, and rhythms, and are designed to provide clear, practical guidance without overwhelm.

You can reach us through info@wiselyguidedconsulting.com.
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