Find Adult Autism Care Near You

My name is Stephen Lange. I am a father, grandfather, and psychologist. I am neurodivergent and have ADHD. One of my goals is to extend services to people who do not have opportunities for mental health evaluations and treatment. I am based in Texas but am able to practice in a number of different states based on an interstate compact called Psypact. I welcome questions and discussion, and want to both teach and learn.

Hello! My name is Sam and I am a mental health counselor, licensed in Tennessee and Florida. I have worked in a variety of settings and addressed a wide range of mental health concerns, including anxiety, depression, trauma, major life stressors, and significant life changes. I utilize a strengths-based and client-centered approach to therapy, while recognizing the diverse strengths and barriers faced within the neurodivergent community.

Hi All! I am a clinical psychologist, licensed in New York. I work providing assessments to those seeking diagnoses, and provide resources and next steps no matter the diagnosis. I have a wide background in assessment, and have loved getting to spend time honing my skills in identifying autism, especially in women.

‍

However; my role within Prosper has recently changed, and I am not seeing the same number of clients I once did. If you are looking to book with me, and I am not available, the following providers are also extremely well versed in women and high masking!
Jenna Scott
Hannah Jones
Chelsee Osback
Aimee Dispoto
Ailema Frigerio
Cara Nixon
Ellen Kolomeyer
Meghan Freeman
Christy Jackson

Hi! I am an LCSW licensed in Nevada and North Carolina. I have been working with neurodivergent kids, teens and adults in various capacities since the start of my career.  My goal with Prosper Health is to assist clients in developing skills to manage depression and anxiety and improve their quality of life.

Hi. I'm Dr. Steve and I am a licensed clinical social worker (Massachusetts) with an expertise in ASD, which is supported by my doctorate in Special Education. As a father of a young man with autism, I realized that I too must be somewhere on the spectrum. I hope to help others reach their potential as well-adjusted people in a neurotypical world.