Find Adult Autism Care Near You

Thank you for taking a moment to read my profile. My name is Alex Lapinski (he/him), and I’m a licensed psychologist based in Los Angeles, and licensed in California and New York. I approach this work with a deep respect for the complexity of human experience and a belief that greater self-understanding can be both clarifying and relieving.I bring a multicultural and contextual lens to my work, with close attention to how culture, identity, family systems, and lived social experiences shape how people understand themselves and are understood by others. Neurodivergence does not exist in a vacuum, and I’m mindful of how factors such as race, gender identity, sexuality, immigration history, and systemic expectations can influence how autism is expressed, masked, overlooked, or misinterpreted over time.I see assessment not as a checklist or a judgment, but as a collaborative process of making sense of patterns, history, and lived experience. My aim is to create a space that feels thoughtful, respectful, and grounded—where you can speak openly and feel genuinely listened to. Each person’s story is unique, and I’m committed to approaching that story with care, curiosity, and nuance.

Hello and welcome! I'm Dr. Will Nation, and I'm so glad you're here. I currently live in Baltimore, Maryland, and I'm licensed as a psychologist in Maryland with PSYPACT authorization to practice across most states. My work centers on supporting neurodivergent individuals—particularly autistic adults—through comprehensive, affirming assessments that honor who you are and help you access the understanding and resources you deserve. I believe in creating a space where you feel genuinely heard, respected, and understood throughout the evaluation process. My goal is to partner with you in gaining clarity about your experiences and strengths, whether you're seeking diagnosis for accommodations, validation, or simply to better understand yourself.

Hello! I’m Dr. Lark Huang-Storms (my Chinese last name is pronounced “whong”) and I use she/her pronouns. Please feel free to call me Lark. I currently live in Seattle and am licensed in Oregon, Washington, and Arizona, and am PSYPACT credentialed. Alongside Prosper Health, I direct an autism consultation program at Oregon Health & Science University and am a psychologist at Seattle Children’s Hospital. I enjoy teaching, research and community outreach. But most of all, I love clinical work and creating safe, compassionate spaces where people can express themselves authentically. I would be very happy to have the opportunity to work with you.

Hi there! My name is Angela Tewa and I am an LCSW Psychotherapist in the state of New York. I am passionate about supporting people of all backgrounds throughout their experiences in life, with a focus on affirming care that honors each person's strengths and autonomy. My goal is to create a collaborative space where clients feel understood and empowered.

My name is Dr. Tricia Shihui Wang (they/them), a licensed clinical psychologist in New York and Pennsylvania, and I work with individuals who feel out of sync with the world around them. I know how exhausting it is to navigate environments that were not built for you. My approach is grounded in my own lived experiences as a clinician navigating minority identities. I strive to foster a non-judgmental space where you can feel at home and well-understood. We will use the assessment process to translate your internal experience into a coherent narrative that honors your history and identity.