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About Us

ROBRALSTON-HEADSHOT
JOSHUA Ralston HEADSHOT

Our 
Story

Rob is a compassionate and empathetic life coach dedicated to supporting families navigating the challenges of raising a child with special needs. With 32 years of marriage and personal experience raising a 23-year-old son with nonverbal autism, Rob understands firsthand the emotional, logistical, and lifelong commitment it takes to care for a loved one with unique needs.

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For over 40 years, Rob has worked in his family’s plumbing business, where his open-mindedness and passion for personal growth helped him navigate the complexities of a family-run operation. These same qualities became invaluable as he learned to thrive amid the unique dynamics of parenting a special needs child.

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Rob’s journey has inspired him to offer guidance to families who feel overwhelmed and isolated, providing them with the tools, support, and understanding they need to find clarity and strength. Recently, Rob has expanded his coaching to include preppers and homesteaders, recognizing the importance of planning for the unexpected, especially when caring for a vulnerable family member.

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Whether helping families find peace in their daily lives or planning for long-term resilience, Rob approaches every interaction with empathy, kindness, and an unwavering commitment to making a difference.

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My Services Are a Good Fit For You If...

  • You’re a parent of a child with special needs and feel overwhelmed, isolated, or unsure of the next steps.

  • You’re navigating the emotional challenges of a diagnosis and want compassionate guidance from someone who’s been in your shoes.

  • You’re looking for practical strategies to manage daily life, advocate for your child, and prepare for their future.

  • You’re a sibling, grandparent, or extended family member seeking ways to support your loved ones while processing your own emotions.

  • You’re a couple trying to strengthen your relationship while balancing the unique demands of raising a child with special needs.

  • You want a safe, non-judgmental space to process your feelings, develop a plan, and find moments of peace in your journey.

  • You value understanding, empathy, and guidance tailored to your family’s unique needs and challenges.

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