Therapy that honors
your wiring.
Specialized therapy for neurodivergent adults and couples. We create a space that is affirming, intuitive, and collaborative—so you can move from surviving to truly living.
Neurodiversity
Affirming
Confidential
& Discreet
Personalized
Approach
Deep Resepect
Zero Judgment
A SAFE SPACE TO BE FULLY YOU
You may have spent years learning how to appear composed, capable, and easy to understand—even when the effort leaves you exhausted. Perhaps you have been told you are too sensitive, too intense, too distracted, too rigid, or simply too much. Or perhaps you have become so skilled at adapting that even you are no longer sure what your own needs feel like.
Neurodivergent-affirming therapy does not begin with the assumption that you need to be corrected. It begins with curiosity about your nervous system, sensory world, attention, communication, relationships, and the strategies that helped you survive environments that were not built with you in mind.
Together, we can make sense of patterns without shaming them, reduce the cost of masking, and build a life that requires less performance and allows more honesty, regulation, connection, and choice.
THIS MAY BE FOR YOU IF…
- You’re autistic, ADHD, AuDHD, otherwise neurodivergent—or wondering whether you may be.
- You feel deeply and become overstimulated or depleted easily.
- You mask, people-please, or shut down to cope.
- You struggle with executive function, focus, motivation, or transitions.
- You experience intense emotions or sensory sensitivities.
- You often feel misunderstood in relationships, work, or family life.
- You want to build a life that fits how your mind and nervous system actually work.
THERAPY CAN HELP…
- Anxiety, overwhelm, and burnout
- Low self-worth, shame, and the cost of masking
- Emotional regulation and nervous-system support
- Sensory sensitivities and daily-life challenges
- Communication, boundaries, and relationships
- Identity exploration and self-acceptance
- Life transitions, purpose, and creating a sustainable life
The problem is
often translation
—not failure.
Many neurodivergent people become exceptionally skilled at studying what others expect and adjusting themselves accordingly. You may rehearse conversations, suppress sensory discomfort, imitate social cues, overprepare, people-please, or push through exhaustion so convincingly that others never see the cost.
Over time, that effort can lead to burnout, shutdown, anxiety, resentment, disconnection from your body, and uncertainty about who you are beneath the performance. In relationships, differences in communication, emotional pacing, attention, sensory needs, or conflict responses may be interpreted as indifference, rejection, control, or failure—even when both people care deeply.
Therapy can create room to translate these differences more accurately. Rather than asking you to become less neurodivergent, we work toward greater self-understanding, clearer communication, sustainable boundaries, nervous-system support, and relationships that make space for the way you genuinely experience the world.
our approach
We combine depth-oriented therapy, nervous-system awareness, and practical tools to help you understand yourself, heal, and grow.
Your therapy is tailored to your needs—integrative, collaborative, and affirming of your neurotype.
We move at your pace, with curiosity and respect, so you can feel safe enough to be real.
Nervous-System Informed
We understand how your body holds stress, shutdown, and overwhelm.
Collaborative & Relational
You’re the expert on you. We work together to co-create and heal.
Integrative & Personalized
We blend evidence based therapies with approaches that fit your brain and soul.
meet our team
Clinicians who understand neurodivergence deeply—
because we live it, study it, and honor it.
Sara Sloan
LMFT, CST, IRT
Founder & Therapist
Marc Geronimo
LMFT-A, MBA
Founder & Therapist
common questions
No. You do not need a formal autism, ADHD, or other neurodivergence diagnosis to begin therapy with us. Some clients arrive with a diagnosis, while others are questioning, self-identifying, or simply trying to understand patterns that have never been adequately explained.
Yes. We offer secure virtual sessions for clients in Texas, as well as in-person care in Austin. We can help you decide which format is likely to feel most comfortable and effective for your needs.
Yes. We work with neurodivergent individuals and couples around communication differences, emotional pacing, sensory needs, conflict, boundaries, all aspects of intimacy, and the strain that can arise when partners experience the world differently.
The first session is a collaborative conversation about what brings you in, what has and has not helped before, and what you hope will change. We will also begin learning about your communication style, sensory needs, relationships, nervous system, and daily life—without expecting you to perform, mask, or have everything figured out.