She says she coaches over the phone.  This is what coaching consists of:

"WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE COACHED?
First let me tell you what it isn't like.  It is not me telling you what to do.  Instead, I ask you questions that prompt you to consider alternatives you haven't considered, and encourage you to take new perspectives.  My purpose is to get you to an "ah ha!" realization, a eureka moment.  I ask questions until my clients exclaim in wonder, "I can't believe it never dawned on me ask myself that.  Now I know what to do next."  You come to new clarity about your life and purpose.

Then we really get down to business and design what to do next.  Maybe you want to schedule time to pursue a new idea and cut some less important items out of your schedule.  Or maybe you want to try a new tactic with a friend or colleague.  Whatever it is, we will make sure you have all the structures in place so that what is most important in your life gets done each week."

So what she really does if help people prioritize their schedules.  So most people with asperger's couldn't afford her to be their talking daytimer.  

"Or maybe you want to try a new tactic with a friend or collegue."
I am beginning to believe that asperger's is becoming a new "glamourized disease".  People read that Bill Gates and Steven Speilberg have asperger's (who knows that is true), they are rich and successful.  Computer programmes all must have it, they falsely assume, and they are smart.  They falsely think that people will think they are smarter if they have asperger's.  I doubt that little shits who make all these computer viruses have asperger's.  I have met some programmer whizzes who are just calculating sarcastic people, not aspies.  They spend alot of time alone programming but they are not loners.

Once she gets someone dependant on her advice, maybe she gets them to sign over all their money.   I had friends who used these types of therapists.  They were always phoning their therapists to get advice and ask them "when he/she said that, what did they mean?"  

What to ask a therapist:  let me see your credentials,  where did you get your training, what types of therapy do you do and how can you help me, what treatments do you offer and how long will it take, how much will it cost?