Counselling for Neurodivergent Folks

I offer counselling for neurodivergent adults, including adults with autism, adults with ADHD and those who identify as neurodivergent, whether you have a formal diagnosis, are exploring one or simply know your mind works differently.

Sessions are available in person in Kitsilano and online across BC and Saskatchewan.

Understanding how your mind works can help you better navigate everyday challenges and find approaches that suit your individual needs.

In my practice, I aim to celebrate the uniqueness of each person and welcome you however you show up.

What neurodivergent folks bring

Some of what folks bring to this work:

  • a diagnosis in adulthood

  • making sense of your history in light of a diagnosis

  • burnout, and the cost of masking

  • anxiety, overwhelm and overthinking

  • sensory overload and nervous system regulation

  • focus, time, planning and follow-through

  • emotional intensity

  • relationships, at home and at work

  • communication challenges and self-advocacy

  • guilt, shame and self-criticism built up over years

  • school, work and career decisions

I also work with the full range of everyday concerns, including grief, trauma and life transitions. You do not need a diagnosis to book a consultation.

How I work

I have an appreciation for many different learning styles, and I am committed to finding the way you learn and take in new information. The tools I offer are fitted to how you think and process, and introduced at a pace that suits you. Some folks like structure and written summaries. Others prefer to talk freely, move, or draw. We can work out what helps together.

I draw on ACT, narrative therapy, mindfulness and somatic approaches. With neurodivergent folks this often includes building somatic literacy, noticing what your body and nervous system are telling you before overwhelm arrives, and looking at the stories you have been told about yourself.

Sessions can be adjusted to suit you, including the lighting, breaks, cameras on or off online, and how we check in.

Common questions about counselling for neurodivergent adults

Meet with me

Finding a good fit and relationship with a counsellor is a part of the process. Booking a consult is a low-pressure way of meeting to see how it feels.