Virtual support | nationwide | ages 17–30
Sending them back to campus? Let's make sure they're ready this time.
Virtual support | nationwide | ages 16–30
Building independence for capable young adults. Restoring confidence for parents.
Helping capable young adults get off on the right foot — and helping parents enjoy this chapter of the relationship.
Specialized support for young adults with Autism or ADHD navigate the transition to adulthood. Whether
that's college or trade school, community college, gap years, entering the workforce, moving out, or building greater independence.
Helping move you forward when life feels stuck.
Virtual support available nationwide for ages 17 - 35.
If your young adult is:
Smart and capable but struggling to gain traction
Having trouble following through consistently
Relying on reminders for everyday tasks
Overwhelmed by increasing responsibilities
Unsure how to create structure independently
Struggling to balance freedom with responsibilities
KLC Innovations helps bridge the gap between where your young adult is now and where they want to be. Through individualized support, we build the practical life skills, executive functioning strategies, and daily systems that help young adults gain momentum — and help parents finally exhale.
MEET THE FOUNDER & CEO
Kate Callaway
My background includes post-graduate education and over 15 years of experience in ADHD and Autism, psychology, special education, executive functioning support, and transition programming. I've worked with neurodivergent individuals across school, home, and real-life settings, and over time my work shifted away from compliance-based models and toward collaborative, brain-based support focused on reducing overwhelm and building sustainable independence.
MEET THE FOUNDER & CEO
Kate Callaway
My background includes post-graduate education and over 15 years of experience in ADHD and Autism, psychology, special education, executive functioning support, and transition programming. I've worked with neurodivergent individuals across school, home, and real-life settings, and over time my work shifted away from compliance-based models and toward collaborative, brain-based support focused on reducing overwhelm and building sustainable independence.
STILL NOT SURE?
Frequently Asked Questions
Who do you work with?
I primarily work with young adults ages 17–25 who are navigating increasing independence, college, work, major life transitions, or simply feeling stuck and needing support gaining momentum. I specialize in supporting ADHD and autistic young adults, but a diagnosis is not required.
Is this tutoring?
No. While we may talk about school, work, or responsibilities, this is not academic tutoring.
I focus on executive functioning, life skills, communication, routines, organization, self-advocacy, and building systems that help young adults navigate adulthood more independently.
What kinds of things do you help with?
Common areas of support include:
- time management and follow-through
- routines and organization
- daily living skills
- balancing responsibilities and freedom
- college and workplace transitions
- self-advocacy and accessing resources
- making friends and building community
- preventing burnout and increasing confidence
Do you work only with college students?
No, I support young adults on many different paths, including:
- four-year universities
- community colleges
- trade schools
- gap years
- entering the workforce
- moving out
- increasing independence at home
There isn't one right path into adulthood.
How are parents involved?
Parent communication is a major part of my work. After each session, parents receive:
- a recap of what we discussed
- goals and plans for the week
- how to support progress
- where to step back
- communication strategies and check-in ideas
- immediate notification of mental health or safety concerns
My goal is to help parents feel informed and reassured while giving young adults the space to grow.
Do you accept insurance?
No. KLC Launch is a private-pay service.
Do you provide therapy?
No, I provide educational and executive functioning support and am not a licensed mental health professional.
Some clients benefit from working with both me and a therapist at the same time, and I may recommend additional supports when appropriate.
Is everything virtual?
Yes. All services are provided virtually, allowing support to happen wherever your young adult is living—at home, on campus, in another state, or somewhere in between.
"My young adult is smart and capable. Why are they struggling so much?"
Adulthood requires a lot of skills that are rarely taught directly. Many young adults don't need someone to do things for them—they need support understanding how their brain works, learning practical systems, and building confidence in their ability to manage life independently.
That's exactly what we work on.
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