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Our team of therapists and psychologists has extensive experience working with autistic adults.
Hi! My name is Dr. Hannah. I am a clinical psychologist licensed and based in Pennsylvania. As a clinician, I believe it is important to create a safe and understanding environment that not only helps you get answers to your questions but also helps you to ask the questions you might not have felt able to ask about yourself. My goal is to support you through your process of getting to know yourself better and finding the best ways to showcase your strengths and abilities to the world around you.
Hello, and welcome! I'm Dr. Christina Kiel, a licensed psychologist based in New Jersey.
I'm passionate about getting to know each person as an individual and creating a space where they feel heard, understood, and respected. Throughout my career, I've had the opportunity to work with children and adults from diverse backgrounds and with a wide range of needs.
My experience includes working as a staff psychologist in a state psychiatric hospital before transitioning to private practice, where I have supported individuals through a variety of life challenges.
What drives me as a provider is helping people better understand themselves, recognize and build upon their strengths, and feel empowered to navigate life in a way that feels authentic to who they are. I believe every person has unique strengths and experiences that deserve to be understood and valued.
Many neurodivergent adults have spent years feeling misunderstood, masking to get through daily life, or wondering why certain things feel harder than they should. Prosper Health is committed to making life happier and healthier for autistic adults, and I’m honored to be part of that mission. You deserve care that sees you fully, respects your identity, and helps you thrive.
I’m a licensed clinical psychologist with over a decade of experience across outpatient clinics, residential programs, and school settings. My work with neurodivergent individuals began early in my training with children with ASD, continued through pre‑ and post‑doctoral placements with autistic adolescents and young adults, and has grown into meaningful work with adults in my telehealth practice who discovered that an autism diagnosis finally made sense of their lived experience.
Clients have noted that I can be described as being warm, friendly, and easy to talk to, while also being professional, thorough, and able to analyze patterns and help people see things from new perspectives.
At Prosper Health, my role is to provide comprehensive, affirming autism assessments that help you understand yourself more fully and move forward with confidence. During your assessment, you can expect a thoughtful, conversational process where your voice matters. Together, we’ll spend about 180 minutes reviewing your history, strengths, challenges, and the ways you navigate the world, along with gathering other important information to determine whether an autism diagnosis fits your unique experience.
In a separate 45‑minute feedback appointment, I’ll walk you through the results in a clear and supportive way, offering recommendations, resources, and the clarity you deserve.
I look forward to meeting you and supporting you on this important part of your journey.
Hello and welcome! My name is Dr. Allison Chung-Coyne. I'm a licensed clinical psychologist in the state of Pennsylvania. I'm also authorized to work with clients in most of the US through PSYPACT. Through my assessment work, I aim to create a warm and collaborative environment where we can integrate symptoms, experiences, and multifaceted identities to best understand which possible diagnoses and recommendations fit each person. No matter the outcome, my goal is for every client to leave an assessment with greater self-understanding and meaningful next steps.
Hello, and welcome! I'm glad you're here. I'm Dr. Dagmawi Dagnew, a licensed clinical psychologist. I'm licensed in Pennsylvania and, through PSYPACT, able to work with clients in more than forty states. I've been doing this work for about fifteen years, including a long stretch with the VA, and what has stayed with me across all of it is how many people arrive after years of explanations that never quite fit. I try to be the clinician who slows down, asks the question underneath the question, and tells you honestly what I think. My hope is that our work leaves you with something useful: a clearer sense of yourself, and language for it that's actually yours.
