I welcome:

Autistic adults, yet not all Autistics identify (or are identified) as Autistic.

Many of us don’t even know that we are autistic, and some of us reject the label altogether – with its distorted representations of what it means to be autistic which render us unrecognizable to ourselves and each other. If you suspect that you may be autistic but hesitate to self-identify, or if you have been identified as autistic yet morally object to identitarian modes of relating, representing, and communicating, you are welcome here.

who are:

  • Multiply neurodivergent – Learning disabled (Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia, Dyspraxia, Dysnomia, Non-verbal learning disabilities (NVLD), Gifted, ADHD

seeking support around:

    • Perfectionism, Procrastination, Motivation
    • Executive Functioning
    • Focus, Flow States, Hyper Focus, Sustaining Energy
    • Autistic Burnout
    • Masking and Unmasking
    • Pervasive Drive For Autonomy (“Pathological Demand Avoidance”)
    • Anxiety and Depression
    • Sensory Sensitivity, Overload, Meltdowns & Shutdowns
    • Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD)
    • Time management, Organization & Prioritizing
    • Systematizing, Routine Building, Sensory Resourcing
  • Autistic Cultures & Communities – longing to belong & belonging
  • Integrating Struggles as Strengths & Strengths as Struggles
  • Informed Decision-Making & Navigating Diagnostic Assessments
  • Trauma: (Developmental, Educational, Vocational, Relational)
  • Social Exclusion, Isolation, Rejection, and Bullying
  • Neurodisablism, Racism, Cissexism, Sexism, Heterosexism
  • Gaslighting & Scapegoating (Systemic & Interpersonal)
  • Self-Advocacy, Self-Disclosure, and Navigating Accommodations
  • Cultivating Interdependence – Community Building, Commoning
  • Critical Thinking and Ethical / Moral Reasoning (“Moral Scrupulosity”)
  • Obsessive Compulsive Disorder & Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder