Discovering Authenticity Therapy Services

Licensed in Massachusetts, Maine, Florida, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Utah

Mission

My mission is to provide affirming, trauma‑informed care that honors the full spectrum of neurodivergent experience. I strive to create a space where ADHD, Autism, and other forms of neurodivergence are understood as meaningful human variation — not deficits to be corrected.

I am committed to helping individuals unmask safely, reconnect with their strengths, and build lives that align with their authentic needs. Through specialized assessment, collaborative support, and practical strategies tailored to neurodivergent brains, I work to reduce misdiagnosis, dismantle stigma, and empower each person to thrive on their own terms.

Every client deserves to be seen, believed, and supported as their whole self — and that is the foundation of my practice.

For many neurodivergent adults, understanding their Autism, ADHD, or AUDHD feels like the lights finally coming on—clarity, recognition, relief.

Depression treatment is crucial because it eases suffering, restores functioning, and prevents serious risks. With therapy, medication, or support, people can recover, strengthen relationships, and protect long‑term well‑being.

Our family of origin sets the foundation for how we connect, shaping trust, boundaries, and conflict patterns. These early lessons can foster resilience or repeat unhealthy dynamics—unless we consciously choose new ways of relating.

Living with ADHD means navigating a brain that craves stimulation and struggles with focus, organization, and impulse control. Daily life can feel scattered or overwhelming, yet many also experience creativity, energy, and resilience. With awareness, structure, and support, challenges become more manageable and strengths can shine.

About Me

My Clinical Style

I believe therapy works best when it’s both collaborative and practical. My approach is direct and interactive, creating space for honest dialogue while guiding clients toward meaningful change. Sessions are designed to balance processing and reflection with skill-building strategies that clients can apply in daily life.

I actively incorporate feedback to ensure our work stays aligned with your goals, and I adapt interventions to meet your unique needs. Whether we’re addressing relational challenges, family trauma, ADHD, Autism, or mood concerns, I strive to make therapy a dynamic process—one that empowers you with tools, insight, and support to move forward with clarity and confidence.

Why Choose an ADHD-CCSP or ASDCS?

Choosing a clinician with advanced training in ADHD and Autism means choosing someone who understands the real lived experience behind the diagnoses. An ADHD‑CCSP or ASDCS brings specialized knowledge in executive functioning, sensory processing, masking, burnout, and the subtle presentations often missed in standard care. This level of training helps clients feel accurately understood, deeply validated, and supported with strategies that actually fit their neurotype.

What people are saying!

" Therapy is scary and sometimes not my thing but when needed it is important. Working with Elizabeth has completely changed that for me. She makes the experience not only bearable but valuable and helps me grow. She’s incredibly compassionate, down-to-earth, and knows exactly when to listen and when to push me to think deeper. If you’re skeptical about therapy or just haven’t found the right fit, I highly recommend giving Elizabeth a chance. She’s the real deal. "