Transition to Adulthood
Connect with Charisma.
Brains are hard-wired for connection, yet sometimes life transitions – going to college, interviewing for jobs and deepening relationships – can make social interactions seem impossible.
Since 2016, Charisma has helped nearly 500 individuals and families throughout six countries, with 90% of participants reporting gains in recognizing and managing emotions, and 75% nearly doubling their ability to understand the intentions of others.
Enhance your social resilience and explore strategies with Charisma Virtual Social Coaching, a 10-hour program backed by science that empowers young adults to step out of their comfort zone and embrace the unexpected.
This program is ideal for neurodiverse individuals struggling with social anxiety, interpersonal communication at school or work, self-advocacy, building independence and expanding social networks.
Strive for Success
Social-emotional competency has been linked with markers of success in life.
Charisma helps young adult clients determine what success looks like for them, and equips them with actionable, research-backed strategies that can provide the confidence to strive for that success.
In this video, Charisma coach Veranda Hillard shares insights about strategies to strengthen social-emotional competency.
Connect with Charisma.
Brains are hard-wired for connection, yet sometimes life transitions – going to college, interviewing for jobs and deepening relationships – can make social interactions seem impossible.
Since 2016, Charisma has helped nearly 500 individuals and families throughout six countries, with 90% of participants reporting gains in recognizing and managing emotions, and 75% nearly doubling their ability to understand the intentions of others.
Enhance your social resilience and explore strategies with Charisma Virtual Social Coaching, a 10-hour program backed by science that empowers young adults to step out of their comfort zone and embrace the unexpected.
This program is ideal for neurodiverse individuals struggling with social anxiety, interpersonal communication at school or work, self-advocacy, building independence and expanding social networks.