Support and Structure for Your Family
I help families implement strategies for accessibility by organizing their homes in ways that are individualized to their loved one’s needs.
Common accessibility areas I can address:
- Completing self-care tasks and activities of daily living
- Expanding participation in chores, family events, and community outings
- Building effective morning and bedtime routines
- Structuring remote schooling or homework time
- Creating access to self-regulation and decision making strategies
- Easing communication breakdowns and barriers
- Maintaining organized bedrooms, living areas, and other spaces
- Designing sensory-friendly environments
About Me
My Background
Christa Mullis, M.Ed
Autism Accessibility Specialist
spectrumize.organization@gmail.com
I have an MA degree in Educational Development, with a focus in Special Needs and Inclusive Education. I have been working in the autism and developmental disability field as a researcher, advocate, educator, mentor, and consultant for the past 7 years.
I have worked with individuals on the spectrum across every age range and level of support needs, and enjoy getting to know each individual's unique personality and strengths.
My Qualifications
- Master's Degree in Education; Special Needs and Inclusive Education
- Ongoing work with autistic teens and young adults through Autism Personal Coach in Cleveland, OH
Training and experience in the following:
- Structured TEACCHing systems
- "Building Support at Home" Foundations for Divergent Minds
- Dr. Ross Greene's "Collaborative and Proactive Solutions"
- Family Guided Routines Based Intervention
- "A Strengths-Based Approach to Autism & Behavior" from Learn Play Thrive
- Autism Level UP workshops and training
- 2 yrs experience conducting comparative research on autism education systems between the U.S. and Japan
- 4+ years experience in professional development training, university-level accessibility consultation, and neurodiverse community building