Find Adult Autism Care Near You

Hello and welcome! I’m so glad you’re here. My name is Richard Novitske. I currently live at in Phoenix, AZ and am licensed in Arizona. I am passionate about supporting individuals on their journey toward greater well-being and self-understanding. As a clinician, I believe in creating a safe, compassionate space where you feel truly heard and understood. My goal is to partner with you, helping you find resilience and uncover strengths as we work together through life’s challenges. Every person’s journey is unique, and I’m committed to offering care that is as individual as you are.

Hello and welcome! I am Scott Peebles, a licensed psychologist in Georgia with 20+ years of experience in psychological assessment, diagnosis, and treatment. I am passionate about supporting individuals who are seeking greater self-understanding and support in their efforts to enhance their health and well-being. My goal is to provide a thorough, evidence-based, compassionate, and useful evaluation that will help develop a road map for moving forward.

Hello! My name is Nikki Penwell and I am licensed in Tennessee and Michigan. I currently live in southeast Michigan. I am passionate about helping autistic and neurodivergent adults navigate life. Humor and creative problem solving are part of who I am, and they have naturally found their way into my counseling room. I have training in autism and other neurodivergence through clinical practice and supervision. I utilize a neuroscience-based, trauma-informed framework titled The Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics to guide my understanding of your need. In session I use approaches such as Motivational Interviewing, CBT, and DBT depending on which is the best fit. My goal as a therapist is to meet you where you're at. Every person and story is unique and I look forward to getting to know you.

Hi, I’m Dr. Joseph Lang, a licensed clinical psychologist in Connecticut. I’m also authorized through PSYPACT to provide telehealth services to clients in participating states. I’ve been a psychologist for more than 30 years, and one of the things I’ve valued most throughout my career is getting to know people as individuals—not simply as a collection of symptoms or diagnoses.

Hi! My name is Daniel Gross, but please call me Dan! I began my journey in psychology while an undergraduate student nearly 30 years ago and never looked back - I love what I do, the most of which being a tiny part of my patients' recovery and well-being. I'm grateful to the trust every patient gives, do my very best to meet each patients' needs, and always bring the compassion and care I would want for myself and my love ones.