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Individual Therapy & Coaching for AUTISM

Specialized, Individualized Focused Therapy for Autism

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Tailored Support for Unique Needs – Every autistic individual has different strengths, challenges, and communication styles. Personalized therapy and coaching provide customized strategies that address specific goals, whether it's emotional regulation, executive functioning, or social skills.

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Improved Emotional Regulation & Coping Skills-

Therapy can help individuals identify triggers, develop coping mechanisms, and manage anxiety, meltdowns, or sensory overload more effectively.

Support for Life Transitions –

Whether transitioning to adulthood, starting a new job, or seeking independence, coaching helps autistic individuals build routines, problem-solving skills, and self-advocacy strategies.

Accommodations for Sensory & Executive Functioning Challenges –

Therapy can provide practical tools for managing sensory sensitivities, improving organization, and developing routines that support daily functioning.

Enhanced Social & Communication Skills –

Coaching can support individuals in navigating relationships, understanding social cues, and expressing themselves in ways that feel authentic and effective.

Increased Self-Esteem & Confidence –

Through strength-based approaches, therapy helps individuals develop a positive self-identity, reducing the pressure to mask or conform to neurotypical expectations.

Greater Independence & Self-Advocacy –

Coaching empowers autistic individuals to set personal goals, navigate challenges, and advocate for their needs in school, work, and relationships.

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What I have found with years of experience…

 Finding a qualified therapist to treat autism can be challenging, as many mental health professionals lack specialized training in neurodiversity-affirming care. Traditional therapy models often prioritize neurotypical communication and behavioral expectations, which may not align with the needs of autistic individuals. Additionally, misconceptions about autism can lead to ineffective or even harmful approaches, such as discouraging stimming or focusing solely on social conformity rather than authentic self-expression. Long waitlists, limited availability of providers with expertise in autism and trauma, and financial barriers further complicate access to appropriate care. Families and individuals must often navigate a complex system to find a therapist who understands autism beyond surface-level stereotypes and can provide truly supportive, individualized treatment.