Autism Counseling in Texas

No. We are therapists, not diagnostic providers. We provide counseling and therapy support for autistic people. If you need autism diagnosis, we can help connect you with appropriate providers while we focus on the therapeutic work of addressing autism's impact on your life and relationships.

No. Many people work with us who are self-identified autistic or suspect they're autistic but don't have formal diagnosis. If autistic experiences are affecting your life or relationship, therapy can help whether or not you have formal diagnosis. We can also help you determine if pursuing diagnosis makes sense for your situation.

Yes. Telehealth means you can access specialized autism therapy regardless of where you live in Texas. Whether you're in Abilene, Amarillo, a rural area, or any small town, you get the same quality therapy via secure video sessions as someone in Austin or Houston. You just need internet access.

This is exactly why we provide telehealth throughout Texas. Many small towns and rural areas don't have local autism specialists. Telehealth removes geographic barriers so you can access autism-affirming therapy regardless of your location. You don't need to drive hours to a major city for specialized support.

We provide therapy via secure, HIPAA-compliant video sessions. You meet with your therapist from anywhere in Texas with internet access. Sessions are 50 minutes and scheduled at times that work for you. Many autistic people prefer telehealth because it reduces sensory overwhelm from travel and unfamiliar environments.

Autism-affirming therapy recognizes autism as a neurological difference, not a disorder to fix. We don't try to make you more neurotypical or eliminate autistic traits. We focus on reducing shame, managing overwhelm, developing sustainable strategies, and honoring your sensory and social needs rather than forcing you to fit neurotypical expectations.

Yes. Many people discover they're autistic in adulthood. Late diagnosis brings unique challenges including processing years of masking, understanding yourself differently, and navigating identity shifts. We help late-diagnosed autistic adults work through these experiences and develop more authentic ways of living.

Yes. Autistic burnout from chronic masking, sensory overwhelm, and social exhaustion is a significant focus of our work. We help you recognize burnout patterns, reduce unnecessary masking, develop better boundaries, and create sustainable approaches to navigating neurotypical environments without depleting yourself.

This is very common. Couples therapy helps neurotypical partners understand autism as a neurological difference rather than personality flaws or lack of effort. We work with both partners to distinguish autistic traits from relationship problems and develop approaches honoring both people's needs. Check our neurodiverse couples therapy services.

Yes. Many people have both autism and ADHD. We understand how these different forms of neurodivergence interact and create specific challenges. We also provide specialized ADHD counseling for people who are ADHD without autism.

This varies based on your goals and situation. Some people work with us for a few months addressing specific challenges like burnout or relationship issues. Others benefit from longer-term support as they work through identity, develop new patterns, and navigate life changes. We'll discuss your goals and create a plan that makes sense for you.

Please contact us to discuss current insurance options and payment information. We can provide superbills for out-of-network reimbursement if your insurance includes out-of-network mental health benefits.