Neurodiversity
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In a world that often rushes to label differences as “deficits,” many neurodivergent individuals are left feeling misunderstood, stigmatized, or pressured to conform. At our practice, we hold a different perspective: being neurodivergent is not about being broken, it’s about being uniquely wired. Understanding the Medical Model of Disability Traditionally, the medical model of disability has dominated how society views neurodiversity. This model focuses on diagnosis, impairme

The concept of "therapy" can be intimidating, eliciting feelings of worry and anxiety while also inspiring emotions of hope and excitement. The act of seeking therapy signifies that you have come to a pivotal moment in your life, a point where you're ready to evolve from the coping mechanisms of the past and embrace the development of a more resilient, empowered version of yourself. While the ultimate goal of therapy is progress, it's essential to recognize that this journey