For all things related to black autism mothers, you can book with me through email at drjde.blackautism@gmail.com or on the contact page.

For all things EQRS related, you can book with me through email at rocdocjde@gmail.com or on the contact page.

1. Book Signing

• books must be ordered in advance from #SUNYPress)

2. Keynote Address

• $2500 + travel (Live)

• $1500 (Virtual)

• Travels from: Boston, MA

3. Culturally Responsive Autism Workshops

• $3000

Pricing is contingent upon the negotiated services.

A consultant can provide encouragement, support, and constructive feedback, helping you build confidence in your abilities and belief in your capacity to complete the project successfully. Developing resilience, perseverance, and a growth mindset are valuable personal attributes that can be nurtured through the coaching process.

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You can expect the following outcomes:

1. Completed Dissertation Proposal. Three chapter dissertation proposal ready for submission, defense and committee approval.

2. Improvement of your writing style, structure, and argumentation. You may learn how to articulate your research problem, research questions, conceptual framework/theory and methodology.

3. Breakdown of Proposal Components. Improved understanding of the proposal components, separately and in totality, allowing you to better address feedback from supervisors and committee members.

4. Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving. Improved ability to convey complex research problems, theoretical concepts, and methodological issues and overarching challenges in your research.

Yes the initial consultation will be 30 mins long at a fee of ________

Following the first consultation, if you are interested in 1:1 dissertation coaching, a survey link will be provided after initial contact. The survey will gather information on your current doctoral status, topic of interest, and methodology.

The book can be purchased on Amazon as well.

Data on Black children with autism suggests that challenges still exist for families accessing diagnosis, autism services, and long-term care. Black children are diagnosed later than White peers, which translates into delayed autism services during key developmental periods.

Additionally, Black autistic children are also misdiagnosed at higher rates which also contributes to autism service delays. Black autism families often encounter challenges related to accessing culturally responsive services, navigating systemic barriers within healthcare and education systems, managing financial constraints, and addressing cultural misconceptions surrounding autism within their communities.

Autism services are particularly challenging to receive if families reside in service deserts, that is, geographic regions with few autism services or providers. These challenges can compound the stressors of Black autism families.