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Our team of therapists and psychologists has extensive experience working with autistic adults.
Hello, and welcome! I'm Dr. Lauren Berrios, a licensed psychologist in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. I have spent much of my career working as a psychologist in acute medical settings, where I have had the opportunity to evaluate and care for adults facing a wide range of medical and psychological concerns. Over the past several years, I have also maintained a private practice providing comprehensive psychological evaluations. One of the things I enjoy most about my work is helping people better understand themselves through thoughtful, evidence-based evaluation. My goal is to create a comfortable, collaborative experience where you feel heard, respected, and supported throughout the process.
This is your place to bring all parts of you, the things that feel heavy and even the things that don't. Let's create a space without expectations, except to show up as you are, at your pace. It's okay if you don't know where to start or where to pick back up. You're here, and that's what matters.
My work as a therapist is grounded in empathy, respect, empowerment, and taking the time to understand you in your entirety. I believe therapy can be a place to get curious about yourself and explore the ways you think, communicate, cope, and connect with the world around you. I approach our work together with acceptance and complete non-judgment. I absolutely want to understand your perspective and the things that matter to you! My goal is that our work together supports you with building affirming strategies to navigate your day-to-day, feeling more 'at home' with yourself, and developing a deeper understanding of your experiences while also honoring the person you already are. Let's figure it all out together. I'm so glad you're here.
Hi there! I'm so glad you're here. My name is Emily Sonenshein. I currently live in the Philadelphia area and am licensed in Pennsylvania as well as with PsyPact (which allows me to work with clients in some other states). I deeply enjoy helping the people I work with develop self-understanding and greater well-being. In my clinical work, I aim to create a safe space where you feel heard and supported. I am committed to working with you to identify your strengths, to encourage your individuality, and to help you navigate challenges.
Hello and welcome! My name is Dr. Patcharapon (Looknoo) Thammathorn, but please feel free to call me Looknoo. I live in Cambridge, MA with my partner and two rescued cats. I am a clinical psychologist with a deep commitment to the wellbeing of autistic and neurodivergent people of all ages. I aim to create a space that feels warm and welcoming, where decisions are made together rather than handed down. I bring empathy, honesty, and a bit of humor to the work!
For much of my career, I thought I was simply helping neurodivergent people better understand themselves. I didn't realize that, along the way, they would ultimately help me recognize and better understand my own neurodivergence.
Hello, and welcome. I'm Christopher Norton (he/him), and I'm so glad you're here.
I am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) in California and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Florida. I provide telehealth therapy for autistic and neurodivergent adults, and I believe therapy should be a place where you feel genuinely understood, respected, and accepted—not because you're trying to become someone different, but because you're discovering more of who you already are.
Much of my career has been devoted to understanding the intersection of autism, ADHD, trauma, Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), chronic illness, chronic pain, and the many ways these experiences influence one another. Along the way, I have worked extensively with autistic individuals and people with ADHD, Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), trauma, chronic pain, and co-occurring mental health conditions. As I immersed myself in this work, I found myself increasingly relating to the experiences my clients described. Over time, I realized that many of the patterns I was helping others understand also described my own life. That journey ultimately led me to recognize that I am autistic.
Today, I often describe myself as "three times neurodivergent" because I have ADHD, am autistic, and live with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). I am also the parent of two incredible AuDHD children. My professional work, lived experience, and role as a parent have each deepened my appreciation for the diversity of neurodivergent experiences. While lived experience never replaces professional training, I believe it enriches my ability to understand clients in ways that extend beyond textbooks and treatment manuals.
Whether you're exploring a new diagnosis, processing trauma, recovering from autistic burnout, navigating chronic illness or chronic pain, strengthening relationships, improving executive functioning, or simply trying to better understand yourself, I strive to create a therapeutic relationship where you can show up authentically, feel genuinely understood, and discover that you don't have to navigate your journey alone.
