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About My Clients
You feel like an outsider. You feel like you don't quite fit in with the rest of the world. Your interests and style are different from what most people are into. You have a hard time nailing down your creativity, and you often lose interest in things quickly. Relationships are also difficult for you. Sometimes you feel too drained to interact with others, and other times you're so engaged that you interrupt them. You worry about forgetting things, making people angry, or losing their support.
My Background and Approach
Many people come to therapy with the goal of "fixing" or "getting rid" of something about themselves. But what if the problem isn't that you're broken but instead "deleting" parts of yourself? I believe that the best way to grow is to embrace all parts of ourselves, even the ones we don't like. I will help you to focus on your strengths and build on your resilience. We will work together to reach your goals while making room for all parts of you.
My Personal Beliefs and Interests
Here are some of my beliefs: I believe that everyone has the right to a happy and fulfilling existence. I also believe that your experiences are not just about you. They are shaped by your relationships, your work, and the systems in which you live. These systems can include things like capitalism, racism, sexism, and homophobia. They can also include things like your family of origin, your culture, and your religion. I believe being neurodivergent is not a flaw. It's a way of experiencing, processing, and functioning. That said, I also understand that everyone's experience is unique. Some people may experience their neurodivergence as disabling, while others may not. It all depends on the individual and the environment they're in. To find out more about me, my beliefs, and my approach to practice, visit my website: divergepsychotherapy.com