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Meet Our Team
Our team of therapists and psychologists has extensive experience working with autistic adults.
Hi, my name is Jaylyn and I am a clinical psychologist, licensed in Georgia. Additionally, I have an active PsyPact license which allows me to provider Telehealth services to clients in 40+ states. I completed my undergraduate training at the University of Georgia and my graduate training at the University of Florida. Next, I obtained my postdoctoral training at the veteran's administration (VA) in Connecticut. My passion is expanding access to (equitable and effective) care for underserved populations through trauma-informed care.
Hi! My name is Zach, I am a licensed in Clinical Social Worker who is licensed in Colorado, Tennessee, and Nevada. I have experience working with trauma, mental health disorders, and substance use issues through a number of evidence-based approaches. All of which can be adapted to specifically meet the needs of neurodivergent individuals.
Hi, my name is Georgia! I’m a psychologist licensed in PA, MO, and via PsyPact (which allows me to practice Telehealth in most states). I went to graduate school to become a school psychologist, and have lots of experience helping folks learn more about themselves through collaborative assessment. I live in Southwestern Illinois with my partner, two dogs, and two cats and we enjoy spending time outside and with family.
Hi! My name is Dr. Morgan Levy and I'm a licensed psychologist with a passion for diving deep to help clients get to the root of understanding who they are. I love using my training in psychodynamic psychotherapy combined with neurodiversity-affirming practices to help people uncover deep-rooted concerns and achieve meaningful and lasting change.
Hello! I am Dr. Miles, a licensed clinical and school psychologist. I reside and am licensed in Colorado. My past training has included work in schools with grades K-12, community mental heath, and residential programming. I am passionate about helping teens and adults with navigating the mental health system, getting the correct diagnosis, and finding treatment that fits their individual needs.
