Kee Williams, Neurodiversity Coach

Coaching and programs for neurodivergent teens.

Five ways Kee supports teens, young adults and the families, schools and groups around them.

Five ways to work with Kee.

Each one is built around the same goal: helping young people feel seen, find their voice, build confidence and thrive.

Illustration comparing a typical brain with a colorful neurodivergent brain

Individual life coaching

One-on-one coaching for neurodivergent teens and young adults. Together, Kee and your young person work on confidence, independence and the everyday skills that matter most to them.

Free Clarity Call

What coaching focuses on

  • Feeling seen and understood
  • Speaking up for their needs
  • Confidence and independence
  • Life skills for school, work and home

Workshops and group coaching

Neurodiversity workshops and group coaching that build understanding, connection and practical skills together.

For: groups of young people, parents, educators and community organizations

Keynote speaking and advocacy

Talks that help schools and communities understand neurodiversity and include neurodivergent young people.

See speaking topics

For: schools, conferences, parent groups and community events

Virtual after-school tutoring

Online after-school support that helps students keep up with schoolwork, build study habits and feel more confident in class.

For: students who want support from home after the school day

Life skills and financial literacy

Practical programs on money, planning and daily living that help young people move toward independence.

For: teens and young adults getting ready for more independence

Getting started is simple.

  1. Book a free clarity call

    Reach out by form, phone or email to set up a relaxed first conversation.

  2. Talk it through

    Share what is going well, what feels hard and what your young person hopes for.

  3. Get a clear plan

    Kee suggests the support that fits, from coaching and groups to tutoring or a program.

From chaos to calm at home.

Parenting a neurodivergent teen or young adult asks a lot of you. Kee supports caregivers too, so the whole family can breathe a little easier.

Free Clarity Call
  • Coaching for caregivers

    Support for you, not only your young person.

  • Practical strategies

    Ideas you can use at home this week.

  • A plan you can follow

    Clear next steps toward a calmer routine.

The 3-Month C2C Program

Three months of private coaching and hands-on support to help your family move from chaos to calm.

  • 12 weekly calls

    Private 60-minute sessions with Kee.

  • Week 1 intensive

    A custom family de-escalation plan.

  • Resource library

    Scripts and templates, on demand.

  • Weekly Q&A

    Submit questions between calls.

Questions about services

Call 864-381-7779 or email Ignite@KeeWilliams.com anytime.

Which service is right for us?

Start with a free clarity call. Kee will listen and suggest the support that fits your young person and your family.

Is tutoring offered online?

Yes. After-school tutoring is virtual, so students can join from home.

Do you support parents and caregivers?

Yes. Kee offers coaching, strategies and plans for caregivers of neurodivergent teens and young adults.

Can schools book a workshop?

Yes. Workshops and group coaching are available for schools, educators and community organizations. Share your details through the speaking form.

What does the C2C program cost?

The 3-month C2C program is $2,500 paid in full, or 3 payments of $900.

What ages does Kee work with?

Kee focuses on neurodivergent teens and young adults, and the adults who support them.

Not sure where to begin?

That is exactly what the free clarity call is for. Tell Kee what is happening and get a clear next step.

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