Therapy for Late-Diagnosed Autism &/or ADHD

Therapy available for Colorado Residents & Coaching/Consulting available Worldwide

It can be exhausting, discouraging, and overwhelming living in a world that feels like it wasn't made for you.

Many Late-Diagnosed Autistic and/or ADHD clients feel stuck repeating the same painful patterns.

Perhaps you can relate.

Maybe your creativity is nonexistent or you're noticing that you complain a lot about feeling stressed, tired, and unfulfilled.

Stuck in negativity and feeling out of control, you may feel like life is overwhelming, like it's all too much.

Do You Feel Stressed, Ashamed, Overwhelmed?

Do any of the following resonate with you?

  • You feel like you're drowning in the tasks of daily living, like you can never catch your breath or are constantly behind.

  • You struggle with feeling like you can be "yourself" in relationships and constantly worry about being rejected by those who are close to you.

  • You know that you would benefit from support or accommodations, but you feel unsure of what to ask for or how to ask for it.

  • You have a million things that you want to do but feel like you can never accomplish anything.

  • You find it difficult to express and identify your emotions and/or have experienced intense emotional meltdowns.

If these sound true for you, I want you to know that you might feel embarrassed to open up about what you’re really going through, even to family and friends. Therapy provides a non-judgemental space for you to talk freely about what’s bothering you. Even if you don't believe you deserve care, you do. You deserve to take care of yourself.

Therapy/Coaching Can Help You Gain The Courage To Be Your True Self

It’s possible to feel better. Imagine a life where you could...

  • Build actionable tool-kit, strategies and systems that accommodate your unique support needs

  • Foster a secure sense of self, where you feel worthy of being seen and taking up space in the world

  • Have relationships that feel authentic, loving, and mutually respectful

  • Lean into sensitivity as a strength rather than a weakness

  • Heal from constant cycles of neurodivergent burnout

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