Kee Williams helps teens and young adults build confidence, independence and life skills, in spaces where they feel seen.
Through FireStarters, Kee helps neurodivergent teens and young adults build the confidence, independence and essential life skills to run their own lives.
Kee's coaching and speaking brand, built to spark confidence in young people.
Her work grew from her own journey as the parent of a child with autism.
Teens, young adults, parents, educators, schools and community organizations.
As the parent of a child with autism, Kee knows how much changes when a young person feels truly understood. FireStarters carries that into every session: safe, inclusive spaces where young people feel seen, supported and empowered.
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Every coaching relationship works toward the same four things.
A safe, inclusive space where young people are understood and accepted as they are.
Practice speaking up for what you need at home, at school and with friends.
Grow independence and everyday life skills, one real win at a time.
Carry those skills into school, work and adult life.
One-on-one coaching, group work, tutoring and practical programs, all built around confidence and independence.
One-on-one coaching for teens and young adults, focused on confidence, independence and the skills that make everyday life easier.
How coaching worksBest for: neurodivergent teens and young adults, with parents kept in the loop.
Neurodiversity sessions for groups of young people, families and educators.
Talks that help schools and communities include neurodivergent youth.
Online learning support after the school day, from home.
Practical programs on money, routines and independence.
Kee speaks with students, parents, educators and community groups about neurodiversity, inclusion and helping young people thrive.
Helping young people feel seen, find their voice, build confidence, and thrive.
The heart of Kee's work at FireStarters
Still wondering? Call 864-381-7779 or email Ignite@KeeWilliams.com.
Neurodivergent teens and young adults, along with the parents, educators, schools and community organizations who support them.
Individual life coaching, neurodiversity workshops and group coaching, keynote speaking, virtual after-school tutoring, and life skills and financial literacy programs.
Yes. After-school tutoring is offered virtually, so your young person can join from home.
Yes. Kee gives keynotes and workshops for schools, educators, parents and community organizations. Share your date and audience through the speaking form.
Book a free clarity call. It is a relaxed conversation about where things stand and what kind of support could help.
A free clarity call is a relaxed conversation about where your young person is today and what could help next.
