If you’re an autistic, ADHD, or AuDHD adult living in Ohio and feeling worn down by years of pushing, masking, or trying to keep up in systems that never fully fit, you’re not alone.

I provide telehealth therapy to clients physically located in Ohio in accordance with state licensure laws.

Sessions are held via secure telehealth, allowing therapy to happen without the added strain of travel, sensory overload, or navigating environments that don’t feel supportive.

Why Telehealth Often Works Better

Many people encounter barriers to finding affirming care—long waitlists, limited specialization, or environments that expect masking.

Telehealth offers a different starting point.

It often means:

• Access to specialized care regardless of location

• Reduced stress from travel and transitions

• More consistency during burnout

• A setting that supports your nervous system

My Approach

I work with autistic, ADHD, and AuDHD adults, many of whom are rethinking their lives through a new lens.

Together, we explore:

• Burnout and chronic stress

• Identity and late recognition

• Emotional regulation and self-trust

• The impact of long-term masking

• Building sustainable ways of living

What Therapy Looks Like

Sessions are held via secure telehealth and shaped collaboratively.

There is room for complexity, uncertainty, and rest.

Who I Work With in Ohio

I work with adults (18+) who are:

• Autistic, ADHD, or AuDHD

• Exploring identity or long-standing patterns

• Experiencing burnout or overwhelm

• Looking for therapy that is affirming and grounded

Clients must be physically located in Ohio.

Getting Started

If you’re in Ohio, you can learn more here:

→ Neurodiversity-affirming telehealth therapy [Therapy page]

If you want a broader sense of how this work is approached, you can begin here:
→ Home [Home page]

 

You can view all states where I’m currently licensed here:

→ Licensed States [Hub page]

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