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Hello and welcome! I’m a licensed psychologist based in Nebraska, and I’m glad you’re considering taking this step toward learning more about yourself. One of the things I value most about being a psychologist is the opportunity to truly get to know people and understand the experiences that have shaped who they are. I approach evaluations with warmth, curiosity, and an open mind, recognizing that every person is uniquely made and has their own story, strengths, challenges, and way of experiencing the world. My goal is for you to feel comfortable being yourself and, most importantly, to feel genuinely heard and understood throughout the evaluation process.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist in the greater Chicagoland area. I have a deep commitment to personal growth and self-investigation, as well as community outreach and prevention services, advocacy, and multicultural competence. As a clinician, my work is informed by relational, family systems, and trauma recovery theories with specialized expertise in neurodiversity, learning, autism and ADHD, couples and family counseling, ACT, DBT, trauma-informed counseling, multigenerational and complex trauma recovery, traumatic loss and bereavement, and interpersonal process group therapy. My goal is to offer a supportive environment for each client's journey towards greater self-discovery, self-understanding, and ability to more effectively manage symptoms and enjoy meaningful participation in the world.

Hello! I'm Dr. Brittani Berbette, and I live in Maine, where I am licensed as a clinical psychologist. I currently specialize in clinical assessment, but I have also spent time working at university counseling centers in the past. Through these experiences, I have discovered a passion for supporting individuals as they discover who they are and helping them work toward building confidence in themselves by embracing their unique qualities and abilities. When individuals are often coming to me feeling like they don't quite know who they are or where they belong, there is nothing more exciting to me than watching them grow into their identity and embrace themselves fully, "flaws" and all. My goal is to provide a nonjudgmental, safe, and compassionate environment where you feel like you can work to uncover your strengths that will help you work through life's challenges.

Welcome to Prosper Health! My name is Greg and my home base is in the beautiful southern Arizona desert – Mother Nature’s glorious solar radiation sauna. I grew up in Utah, attended graduate school and worked in northern Colorado, completed further psychology training in central Missouri, and have made Tucson, Arizona home.

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My psychology work has focused on helping others with trauma recovery, posttraumatic growth, and thriving more in work and life overall.

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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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I look forward to meeting you and supporting you on this important part of your journey.