Autism
Who We Work With
We support autistic individuals who may be experiencing:
Anxiety, depression, or emotional overwhelm
Autism burnout or masking fatigue
Difficulty with transitions (school, work, family, life changes)
Social stress, relationship challenges, or communication differences
Sensory sensitivities or overstimulation
Identity exploration and self-acceptance
I also work with parents and caregivers seeking support and guidance.
Benefits of Therapy for Autistic Children:
Improved communication and social interaction
Reduction in challenging behaviors
Better coping with change or sensory input
Increased independence and academic readiness
Stronger family relationships and reduced stress at home
Therapy for autistic children is often a multi-faceted, individualized approach that supports their development across communication, behavior, emotional regulation, and social interaction.
Common Goals of Therapy for Autistic Adults:
Managing stress, anxiety, or depression
Building social and communication skills
Coping with sensory sensitivities
Navigating relationships, dating, or parenting
Developing executive functioning (planning, organizing, time management)
Processing past trauma or late diagnosis identity struggles
Advocating for needs in work, school, or healthcare settings
We provide neurodiversity-affirming psychotherapy for autistic children, adolescents, and adults, including individuals who are newly diagnosed, self-identified, or exploring whether autism may be part of their lived experience.