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Autism
What it is
Autism is a lifelong developmental difference that can affect communication, social interaction, sensory experiences, and patterns of interest or routine. It looks different for each person.
Example
For example, a crowded gathering may feel overwhelming because of noise and unclear social expectations, while a familiar interest may bring focus and joy.
A place to start
What we can explore
We can explore your strengths, support needs, and the environments where you feel most comfortable. Therapy can make room for identity, relationships, sensory needs, and practical ways to ask for what helps.
- Understand strengths and support needs
- Explore sensory and social experiences
- Build self-advocacy and workable routines
How therapy may help
Approaches & interventions
These are examples of tools we may use. Your care is shaped by your goals and needs.
Therapy modalities
- Strength-based therapy
- Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT)
Interventions we may use
- Map sensory and energy needs
- Practice self-advocacy
- Plan supportive routines and accommodations
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