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Hi, I'm glad you're here.

Are you a mom of an adult child with a developmental disabilities?

Struggling with sadness, worry, and concern over your child?
Do you worry about what will happen to your child when you can no longer care for them?


I'd like to help.​
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I'm Dotty. My oldest child, Dylan is 33. He has a diagnosis of autism.
​​His type of autism requires that he have a lot of supports.
​​ He also has a heaping serving of anxiety. 
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I often say his anxiety is more interfering in his life than his autism. 

Both of my children have been great teachers and I haven't always been a great student.

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I work with moms who have adult children with  disabilities.

​ Together, we navigate the unique challenges that parenting an adult child with disabilities brings. 

 I offer one-on-one sessions and 
small group sessions, where parents and caregivers can come together to learn from one another.

Interested in a free 30-minute session to see if we're a good fit?
​Email me here: dotty@dottyfoley.com
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About Dotty

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Get in touch:   dotty@dottyfoley.com

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My adult daughter, Casey, has a developmental disability. We live together and I am all she has. I felt tired, sad, and angry often and couldn't shake the feeling. My friend introduced me to Dotty and since working with her, I see life differently with Casey. Still not easy but my perspective has changed for the better.
​-Brenda S.

My life is different from my friends and family. My son lives in a group home four hours away.  It's not great but it is what has to be for now as I am still raising my other children and working.  My sessions with Dotty  helped  me process the grief over my decision. Best work I've done in a long time.  Also met other moms who I now consider life long friends     - Linda A.

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For years I worried about our son with  an intellectual disability.  He 's 29  and  has caregivers helping him with showers, cooking, cleaning but he's so lonely. He wants friends. I've tried to help him as much as I can but it's not enough. I've been working with Dotty for a few months and I can now hold the concern but not in a debilitating way I once did. I've been able to separate myself from my concern for my son in a way I never could before.   -Carin H.

I feel happier, more joyful than I have in a long, long time. Thanks, Dotty. You've changed my outlook.  -Rachael R.

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