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Kate Libby Coaching works with adults who feel like the standard playbook just wasn't written for them.
Maybe you're a recent grad figuring out life after college. Maybe you just received an autism diagnosis in your 30s or 40s and are seeing your life through a new lens. Maybe you've always known you think differently and you're ready to build a life that reflects that.
We help you build a life that's actually sustainable. One that works with how your brain operates, not against it. Real, hands-on support: setting goals that fit your life, building skills that stick, and making changes that don't burn you out in the process.
Support is available. You don’t have to do this alone.
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How does it work?
Our coaches work directly with you to figure out what success looks like in your life, then take concrete steps to get there. This can look like a lot of different things:
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Grocery shopping and cooking
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Building routines and systems
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Time management and scheduling
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Budgeting and money skills
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Navigating workplace relationships
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Strengthening interpersonal relationships
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Art-making to explore passion and direction
A lot of our best work happens out in the community. Whether we're at a social event meeting new people or in the grocery store picking out ingredients for dinner, your coach is there with you, not just talking about your goals, but actively working on them.
Every coaching relationship is built around your individual goals, strengths, and the way your brain works best—whether you're on the autism spectrum, otherwise neurodivergent, or simply navigating the transition to adulthood on your own terms.

TESTIMONIALS
When I met Kate I was 27 or 28, I was in a very bad state to the point that I was consistently feeling that I could not achieve anything: and when I say anything I mean anything. We started working together, and she started easing my problems into solutions and still does. When it comes to someone who you really want on your team and step up to bat for you, Kate Libby is awesome.
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- Jonathan, Diagnosed with autism & ADHD
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Kate's cooking classes were a boost to the self-esteem of my 15-year-old son. He took pride in his ability to follow instructions, shop for healthy ingredients, learn to use cooking utensils properly and cook and enjoy what he made. Kate asked for input to help select entrees that the kids would enjoy and at the same time expanded their palettes by including vegetables and spices. Special attention was paid to celebrate my son's birthday by cooking his favorites, cheesecake & fettuccine alfredo! Thanks for the wonderful summer. Looking forward to learning more!
- Rebecca, Mother of 15-yr old
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