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Our team of therapists and psychologists has extensive experience working with autistic adults.
Hello! I am Stephanie Kripa. My goal as a therapist is to provide a safe and compassionate place where people can get encouragement and support as they navigate through the challenges of life. I know something about failure, trauma, anxiety, ADHD, poor self-esteem, and relationships. I also know something about what it takes to be with what hurts in a way that leads to an unwinding of stuck, repeating, and critical patterns in our lives. I get it, I’ve been there! Maybe you just need someone to talk to who will listen without judgment, shame or blame. What if you could be Unstuck, heard, successful and at peace?
Hi, I'm Adam. I'm a licensed clinical psychologist based in Colorado. My background is in community mental health, where I've spent the past several years completing psychological evaluations and working with children, adolescents, and adults. I enjoy helping people better understand themselves and make sense of their experiences. My goal is to create a comfortable, supportive environment where you feel heard, respected, and understood throughout the evaluation process.
Dr. Douglas Ruben is a forensic and licensed psychologist and national consultant in Applied Behavior Analysis, Personality Theory, Interpersonal Relations, Addictions, Rehabilitation, and Parenting. Locally, he conducts forensic evaluations and conducts a family and individual behavior therapy practice. He has conducted over 6000 forensic evaluations. His seminars on forensics, parent empowerment, schools, Personality Disorders, and Adult Children of Alcoholics appear nationwide through different seminar organizations. He literally has given over 3000 workshops across the United Stated from Portland, Oregon to Portland, Maine. Dr. Ruben is author and co-author of over 74 scholarly and self-help books and over 100 professional articles. Among his practitioner-books include Behavioral Forensics: Using Applied Behavior Analysis in Psychological Evaluations, Behavioral Guide to Personality Disorders (DSM 5), Behavioral and Interbehavioral Applications in Clinical Practice: A Multidisciplinary Approach, Tantrum Survival Kit: The Definitive Guide to Tantrum Management; Effects of Bad Parenting and What to do About It; Treating Adult Children of Alcoholics-A Behavioral Approach; Assessing and Treating Addictive Disorder; Avoidance Syndrome; Handbook of Childhood Impulse Disorders and ADHD; Reassessment in Psychology; New Ideas in Therapy; Current Advances in Psychiatric Care; Transitions: Handbook of Managed Care; Family Addiction; and Aging and Drug Abuse He co-edited four books with Dr. Turner including Readings in Aphasia; Readings in Muscular Dystrophy; Readings in Cerebral Palsy, Homebound Teaching, and Behavioral Management in Public Schools: an Urban Approach. His self-help books recently include Evil Inside Use: Dangers of No Impulse Control, Parent Guide to Children of Alcoholics, 25 Secrets to Emotional Self-Healing; Forever Sober, No More Guilt-10 steps to a shame-free life, Bratbusters: say goodbye to tantrums and disobedience, Rate Your Date: A primer on selecting healthy partners, and Pandemic Family Communication. He has been in private practice for 43 years. He is adjunct faculty in the doctoral clinical program at Walden University.
Hello! My name is Molly I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Texas, where I provide therapy to individuals navigating the beautiful complexities of a neurodivergent world. My journey into this field was driven by a simple but powerful belief: therapy shouldn't force you to fit into a mold that wasn't built for you. Instead, I view my role as a collaborative partner, helping you discover and embrace how your unique brain works.
Hello! My name is Laura, and I'm a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida. I've been working as a counselor for over ten years. I've always been fascinated by psychology. Why do people think and behave the way they do? What transforms a regular conversation into a therapeutic one? What motivates people to change? I've explored these ideas throughout my practice. I truly believe that therapy can benefit everyone, and I work with each individual to discover the path and the tools that will be most beneficial for and resonant with them.
