Clarity for Complex Systems
Support for What Comes Next
Consulting, education, and practical resources for the organizations, professionals, and families navigating healthcare, education, and disability services.
DISABILITY-CENTERED. SYSTEMS-INFORMED.
HOW WE HELP
Different needs.
A connected approach.
AJL combines systems knowledge, professional expertise, and practical insight to help organizations, professionals, and families navigate challenges, strengthen services, and move forward with greater clarity.
Organizational Consulting
Understand operational gaps, strengthen referral and service infrastructure, and develop programs that support clearer, more coordinated service delivery.
Family & Systems Navigation
Non-clinical consultation to help individuals and families understand complex systems, evaluate options, and identify practical next steps. Organizations can also sponsor consultations through AJL's Family Navigation Partnerships.
Education & Training
Practical workshops and professional education on systems navigation, neurodivergence, caregiver experiences, and difficult conversations.
Educational Resource Development
Development of accessible educational materials, practical tools, and visual resources that make complex information easier to understand and use. Includes Little Choices™, AJL's educational resource brand.
AN AJL RESOURCE BRAND
Little Choices™
Visual supports for growing minds and confident choices
Low-stimulation visual supports for early learners, designed by a licensed social worker and parent of a neurodivergent child
From routines and transitions to communication and self-advocacy, Little Choices™ creates practical tools that support understanding, not control.
I Feel/ I Need Poster
Professional experience.
A parent’s perspective.
MEET THE FOUNDER
Adjani Jenkins-Lemar
MSS, LSW · FOUNDER & CEO
Adjani Jenkins-Lemar is a licensed social worker and founder of AJL Consulting Group. With six years of experience across healthcare, behavioral health, and family support settings, she brings firsthand knowledge of how organizational processes, communication, and service coordination affect the people navigating them.
Her professional experience includes hospital-based social work, care coordination, patient advocacy, and program development. This background informs AJL’s approach to organizational consulting, professional education, and practical resource development.
As a parent navigating her child’s disability services, Adjani also understands the work that happens between appointments: interpreting information, asking questions, following up, and keeping providers connected.
She brings both perspectives to AJL’s work, combining professional expertise with practical insight to make complex systems more understandable and support more useful.
WORKING WITH AJL
A clear place to start
01 · Identify the need
Tell us what you’re navigating, what is getting in the way, and what you want to accomplish.
02 · Define the scope
Together, we establish the service, deliverables, timeline, and fee before work begins.
03 · Move forward
Receive focused consultation, education, or resources tied to the priorities we’ve agreed on.
AN AJL CONSULTING GROUP PUBLICATION
A Little Nuance
A closer look at disability, care, and the systems shaping everyday life.
Each month, A Little Nuance examines the questions, challenges, and overlooked details shaping disability services, healthcare, and everyday experiences. Written for professionals, organizations, families, and caregivers, it brings practical insight and perspective to conversations that deserve more than a simple answer.
Coming Soon
Our first issue is in development. A Little Nuance will offer thoughtful perspectives and practical insights for professionals, organizations, families, and caregivers.
START A CONVERSATION
What would you like
to move forward?
Tell us what you’re working through, developing, or planning. We’ll review your inquiry to determine whether AJL’s services are a fit and identify an appropriate next step.
Initial Inquiry Guidance
Please provide a brief, general overview of your needs. Do not include medical records, diagnoses, or other sensitive personal information in your initial inquiry.