Someone who puts aside antiquated societal expectations to meet each client where they are and support them as they build a life that works for them.

I prioritize the client’s lived experience and avoid perpetuating unnecessary hierarchies that tend to place counselors as the only expert in the room.

Find confidence in navigating healthy relationships, Learn how to self-advocate, Identify neurodivergent-affirming people and spaces, Escape the loop of high achievement and burnout, Become more attuned with the needs of your nervous system.

Have felt like forming and maintaining relationships, engaging in consistent self-care, or basic adulting is harder for them than others. People who are exploring a potential Neurodivergent identity/diagnosis to give a name to their experience.

As a neurodivergent, queer, Black, biracial, cisgender female, my professional practice is rooted in leveraging my various identities and privileges alongside themes of resilience, community care, and social justice.