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Our team of therapists and psychologists has extensive experience working with autistic adults.

I am a clinical psychologist who is licensed in Florida and through PsyPact, which allows me to see clients in 40+ states through Telehealth, and temporarily authorized to practice in California. I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of South Florida and my graduate degree at Rosemead School of Psychology in California. I love working with a variety of clients, especially through assessment!

Hi! I am a clinical psychologist who is licensed in Georgia. I also have PSYPACT licensure that allows me to practice in 40+states. I specialize in evaluating neuro-developmental disorders, such as autism spectrum disorder and ADHD. I have specialized training as a neuropsychologist, and I have been providing neuropsychological evaluations for over 15 years.

Hello there! My name is Sarah and I am a clinical psychologist licensed in Texas and with Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology through PSYPACT. I’m a generalist with specific training in providing trauma-informed care as well as health psychology, and I love using these skills to work with a diverse range of folks who are seeking to improve their lives! I’m equally excited and honored to be able to use this wealth of clinical knowledge to assess adults for autism and provide quality, informed services.

Hi! My name is Katie and I am a licensed psychologist in Florida, South Carolina, and PSYPACT. PSYPACT allows me to provide services to clients in 42+ states. I have focused my career on providing clarity in presentation and guiding individuals through the diagnostic process to get them access to effective, tailored, and evidence-based supports. I am excited to work at Prosper Health to help fill the need in quality services for autistic adults.

Hello! I’m Amber Kovach, a licensed mental health counselor currently licensed in Florida, Maryland, and Ohio. I specialize in working with neurodivergent adults and individuals exploring how neurodivergence impacts their daily life, emotions, identity, and self-understanding.My clinical focus is outpatient therapy for clients who are looking for support with anxiety, burnout, executive functioning, self-compassion, life transitions, emotional regulation, masking, people-pleasing, and building routines that feel realistic and sustainable. I especially enjoy working with clients who are seeking a warm, collaborative, affirming space to better understand themselves and develop practical tools for everyday life. Most sessions will involve talk therapy approaches with a cognitive behavioral/client-centered approach.Please note that I may not be the best clinical fit for clients whose primary goals involve intensive trauma processing, active substance use treatment, eating disorder treatment, crisis support, marital or couples counseling, or needs that require a higher level of care. Clients seeking support in these areas would be better matched with a provider or program that specializes in those needs. I am also only available in the mornings, Monday through Thursdays, for therapy sessions (approximately 40-55 minutes in length).

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