My brain is an analysis machine and the emotional pull a topic has, the more my brain wants to turn it over and examine it inch by inch.

Hands down the number #1 issue I see is internalized ableism that ultimately turns into self-torment.

So, like with any problem I encounter, I dove into books and research.

When I first heard of skill regression being related to autistic burnout, I thought I had never gone through it.

Real transcript of my pre-birth meeting with the universe

To be honest, I wish there really was a credential that proved that a therapist would be helpful and not harmful.

One theory about autism is that our brains have an overabundance of neurons that don’t get pruned enough. From my vantage point, that tracks

Some of us begin to realize that the biggest and smallest moments of our lives were directly caused or related to being autistic.

I chose the name "My Autistic Therapist" for my business to celebrate the realization that being autistic is akin to gold.

One concept that has revolutionized my relationship with anxiety is radical acceptance.

The #1 question I get on social media is how to find an autistic therapist in ____ state.

If we aren’t surrounded by neurodiversity-affirming people in our lives, it can feel like we have nowhere to turn to for help.

I think of living as an autistic person as an experiment.

That’s what it’s like to mask, we could be melting down internally, but we’ve learned how to smile and say we are fine.

This ability only gets me so far in a world run by neuronormative values.

For allistics, interacting with other humans is as natural as breathing and therefore, automatic

My growth as a person is directly related to how effective I can be as a therapist.

Freedom is one of my highest values so it seems quiet silly to engage in work that would limit freedom instead of embracing it.

To perform neurotypicality day in and day out was exhausting.

Not all of my autistic traits are "extreme" but that doesn't make me less autistic.