Neurodivergent Spectrum Care
Training in social skills, interpersonal communication, executive function coaching, and remediation of social cognition deficits — built around real school, work, and family life.
Skills-first
Concrete skills, not open-ended talk.
Neurodivergent clients often already understand themselves well. What they need is deliberate practice in the specific skills that unlock school, work, and relationships — and a team that knows how to teach them.
Built around real life
Sessions and groups scheduled around classes, work, and family — not the other way around.
Infinitely personalized
Each plan flexes to individual goals, strengths, and sensory needs. No two schedules look the same.
Skills that generalize
We practice in-session, then coach clients to use the same skills at school, at work, and at home.
A team, not a building
Psychiatry, therapy, skills groups, and coaching move with you — in person and via secure telehealth.
What we work on
Reading social cues, initiating and sustaining conversation, planning and follow-through, emotion regulation, and navigating conflict at school, work, and home.
Not an identity to fix
Neurodivergence isn't a problem to eliminate. It's a way of experiencing the world. Our job is to add skills and supports, not to make anyone mask who they are.
Co-occurring is common
Anxiety, depression, OCD, and psychosis-spectrum symptoms often accompany neurodivergence. Expert evaluation makes the path forward much clearer.
"For the first time our son had a team that spoke his language — and taught him the skills he needed to actually use what he already knew."
— Pand Health parent
Neurodivergent Services
Specialty interventions designed for neurodivergent teens and young adults, delivered on a schedule that works for real life.
- Social skills training
- Interpersonal communication coaching
- Executive function coaching
- Remediation of social cognition deficits
- Individual and group therapy
- Medication management / psychiatry
- Family behavioral therapy
- Supported education & employment
Not sure if what you're seeing is early psychosis?
Many families start with a confidential early assessment that helps you and your clinician flag early warning signs.
Confidential. A clinician responds within one business day.
Breaking Barriers to Access
We welcome and support teens, young adults, and families from all backgrounds and life experiences, including BIPOC, LGBTQIAS+, and justice-involved communities. Our team provides inclusive, culturally responsive care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this program for?
Neurodivergent teens and young adults — including those on the autism spectrum, with ADHD, or with related social-cognitive differences — who benefit from targeted training in social skills, communication, and executive function.
How is this different from traditional therapy?
We focus on concrete, practicable skills: initiating and maintaining conversation, reading social cues, planning and follow-through, and navigating school, work, and relationships — not open-ended talk therapy alone.
Do you address co-occurring conditions?
Yes. Anxiety, depression, OCD, and psychosis-spectrum symptoms frequently co-occur with neurodivergence. Our team treats the whole picture rather than a single label.
How long does the program take?
Plans are individualized. Most clients engage for several months to a year of active skills work, with lighter maintenance touchpoints after that.
Do you coordinate with schools and families?
Yes. School coordination, IEP/504 support, and family training are built into the program so gains generalize outside our sessions.
LISTEN TO OUR PODCAST
Neurodivergence and thought disorders, in our clinicians' own words.
Short clips from The Mind Exposed — the same clinicians work with your family.
Early warning signs
What families notice first
From the featured episode
Clinical context families can use
Read about us in The Wall Street Journal.
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