Meet Our Team

My name is Carley and I am a mental health counselor licensed in Colorado. I completed my undergraduate degree at Duke University, specializing in Secondary Education with a focus in integrated learning support, and completed my graduate degree at Grand Canyon University. My training includes work in learning support classrooms with grades 6-8 and community mental health with a primary focus on neurodivergent clients.

Hi! I’m Miki, and I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (NC, SC, NH, FL), who enjoys working with neurodivergent individuals. I use a person-centered approach, allowing the client to guide the sessions in an effort to promote autonomy and strengthen the therapeutic relationship.

Hello! My name is Nicole and I am a licensed professional counselor in the state of Pennsylvania. I have lived experience being late-diagnosed Autistic and have a passion working with other folks who suspect they are or have been formally diagnosed as neurodivergent.

Hey there! My name is Jaxson (they/them) and I am a Clinical Psychologist in Illinois. I am a queer, neurodivergent person that has focused much of their career on collaborating with queer and neurodiverse clients to meet their therapeutic needs. Now, I will be extending my professional work to the realm of Autism psychological testing with Prosper Health. I have previously worked within community health-based LGBTQ organizations, in addition to several years specializing in serving sexual orientation and gender identity minority students within college counseling settings. My therapeutic framework is based in a trauma-informed, neurodiverse affirming one and I am trained in DBT and EFFT approaches to treatment

Hey there! I'm Cathy (she/her), a neuropsychologist who loves to unmask the unique awesomeness in every brain I meet. I have a lot of experience evaluating and diagnosing neurodevelopment differences in people of all ages. I’m licensed to practice psychology in Florida, and thanks to PSYPACT, I can work with people from most states across the country. When I’m not exploring the wonderful world of neurodiversity, you’ll probably find me at the movies, lost in a good mystery novel, or solving crossword puzzles like a detective on a mission.