Neurodiversity-Affirming Occupational Therapy for Adolescents and Adults

Time Being Therapy provides neurodiversity-affirming occupational therapy to later-identified (through self or formal diagnosis) neurodivergent adolescents and adults seeking a deeper understanding of their unique experiences. My approach helps you explore how your neuroprofile impacts your daily life, relationships, and personal fulfillment. Together, we develop strategies and practices that support your well-being and enable you to engage meaningfully in the activities that matter most to you in the context of your life.

What We Can Work on

    • Understanding the neurodivergent nervous system

    • Exploring sensory processing and regulation tools

    • Assessing and modifying sensory accommodations based on individual needs and sensitivities

    • Exploring the role and importance of stimming

    • Recognizing and addressing burnout, including strategies for recovery

    • Understanding and managing shutdowns and meltdowns

    • Understanding the "spiky profile" in the context of nervous system states and environmental demands

    • Enhancing time management and organizational skills

    • Developing sensory strategies and environmental modifications to improve focus and concentration

    • Supporting planning, prioritizing, and realistic goal-setting

    • Preparing for transitions and changes in routines

    • Using strategies for learning, memory, and metacognition

    • Improving problem-solving and decision-making processes

    • Managing energy and motivation

    • Leveraging interest-based motivation and understanding impulses

    • Prioritizing and managing tasks based on available resources

    • Facilitating cross-neurotype communication

    • Addressing the double-empathy problem and adapting communication styles for mutual support

    • Tailoring support for daily activities and routines to fit individual profiles

    • Identifying support needs for academic or work-related tasks

    • Providing strategies for managing work responsibilities and accommodations

    • Managing household tasks like cleaning, laundry, and other activities

    • Supporting grocery shopping, meal preparation, and eating routines

    • Finding and utilizing physical activities that support sensory regulation

    • Supporting sleep hygiene and quality

    • Navigating social engagement, dating, and sexual activity

    • Assisting with grooming and hygiene tasks

    • Providing support for money management and budgeting

    • Exploring leisure, play, and flow activities

    • Supporting spiritual and religious participation

    • Understanding and unpacking the complexities of masking

Schedule a Free Consultation