About Me

I’m a licensed psychologist with over two decades of experience, dedicated to supporting neurodivergent adults, especially those who’ve been misunderstood, missed, or misdiagnosed.

Many of my clients are insightful, capable individuals who’ve spent years wondering if they might be autistic. Others seek clarity after confusing or invalidating diagnostic experiences. Whatever your story, I approach each evaluation with one goal: to help you feel seen, respected, and understood.

In addition to my clinical work, I’m a tenured faculty member at Indiana University in Bloomington. I teach graduate courses in assessment, counseling, and intervention, and supervise master’s and doctoral students, preparing the next generation of clinicians to practice with accuracy, empathy, and a neuroaffirming lens.

Each evaluation includes:

• A comprehensive clinical interview
• Standardized assessment tools
• A personalized feedback session
• A detailed written report with findings and recommendations

The process is conducted online and typically takes 3–5 weeks from start to finish.

I combine evidence-based practices with deep respect for lived experience, ensuring that every evaluation reflects your strengths, context, and identity. Whether you’re seeking personal insight, documentation for accommodations, or simply the validation of being seen for who you are, my evaluations are designed to offer clarity and meaningful understanding.

While I’m not in-network with insurance, some clients may qualify for coverage through a Network Deficiency Request (also called a Network Gap Exception). This allows your insurance to reimburse services at in-network rates when no specialized provider is available.

I’m happy to support this process by providing documentation, verifying medical necessity, and guiding you through the request.