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You Might Be Dealing With...
Sensory Regulation
Becomes overwhelmed by loud environments or crowds
Avoids certain textures, foods, or clothing
Seeks intense sensory input (movement, pressure, noise)
Needs strategies to regulate sensory needs throughout the day
Technology & Digital Safety
Uses devices without understanding online safety risks
May overshare personal information online
Struggles with appropriate communication in digital spaces
Needs guidance on managing screen time and responsible use
Friendship Skills
Wants friends but struggles to maintain friendships
Finds it difficult to join peer conversations or activities
Misinterprets social cues or humour
May feel rejected or confused in social situations
Here's How We'll Work Together
I meet your child at their current level.
Early sessions focus on understanding your child’s comfort level with independence.
Your child may hesitate to try new skills
Your child may worry about making mistakes
Your child may prefer familiar routines
We create a starting point that feels safe and achievable.
I teach through practice.
I teach through practice. Skills develop through small steps and repeated success.
We break complex tasks into manageable parts
We practice skills gradually
We increase independence as confidence grows
Your child learns through experience.
3. You see progress.
You see progress. Parents often notice meaningful changes over time.
Your child shows greater independence
Your child demonstrates new practical skills
Your child feels more capable in daily life
These changes build long-term confidence.
Languages:
Emglish
Not Sure If Coaching Is Right for Your Child?
Call us at 226-400-4330 or email hello@innerworkslondon.com
We'll help you figure out if coaching is the right fit for your child/youth, and answer any questions you have about getting started.
Frequently Asked Questions
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It’s more than just playing a game! We use these platforms as a 'social sandbox.' In Minecraft, we work on executive functioning skills like planning, organization, and collaborative problem-solving. In D&D, youth practice perspective-taking, emotional regulation during high-stakes moments, and verbal communication. My role is to bridge the gap, helping your child take the success they feel in the game and apply it to school and home routines.
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That’s a common and valid concern! My approach is about moving from passive consumption (scrolling or watching) to active creation and social engagement. By teaching skills like web design or hosting Minecraft groups, we turn screen time into a structured, goal-oriented activity. We also use 'blended' sessions, like playing Pokémon GO, to encourage physical movement, community navigation, and real-world social interaction while still honoring their digital interests.
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I'll let you in on a secret: Social skills didn't come naturally to me as a kid, either. I know firsthand how frustrating it feels to be 'out of sync' with your peers or to feel like there’s a hidden rulebook everyone else has except for you.
I spent years practicing, observing, and learning how to navigate those challenges myself. Today, I use that lived experience, combined with my professional training, to meet youth with genuine empathy. I’m not just teaching them 'the rules'; I’m sharing the strategies and tools that actually worked for me. My goal is to show your child that social confidence isn't a 'magic' trait you're born with, it’s a skill we can build together, one step at a time.
Fees, Insurance & Billing
Ryan’s fees are:
$180 / 3 hour session for therapeautic coaching
Ryan’s services are eligible for:
SSAH (Special Service at Home)
DSO Passport
OAP (Ontario Autism Program)
Private Pay