Asperger's Syndrome Therapists in North Carolina

Believing that children are born with great potential, I have a passion for working with children, adolescents, and their families. When approaching therapy, I understand the importance of fostering a trusting and collaborative relationship in which clients can feel safe to explore their thoughts, feelings, and life challenges. In order to help you achieve your goals, I adhere to a positive, strength-based, and solution-focused approach that is highly collaborative and individualized. My services are provided in a professional and respectful manner, while maintaining the utmost confidentiality.

I have experience working with children, adolescents and adults dealing with developmental delays including autism/Asperger's and mental health disorders.

My name is Krystal and I focus on helping autistic adults reach their goals, whatever they may be. Whether you are formally diagnosed or not, I understand the challenges that many autistic adults face - our practice works with clients experiencing burnout, having social or communication issues, processing a recent or suspected diagnosis, struggling with masking, and more. We take the time to understand whatever it is that you need, and we personalize our care.

Hello! My name is Holly Young, a licensed clinical mental health counselor with over six years of experience working as a psychotherapist. I have worked with clients with a wide range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, trauma, women's issues, grief & loss, and assertiveness training for teens and adults. I use a mix of modalities such as Dialectical (DBT), Eclectic, Trauma Focused, Motivational Interviewing, and Supportive therapy. I believe that kindness and authenticity are a great quality to have.

Adults with Aspergers (a/k/a Autism Spectrum Disorder) have extraordinary challenges coping with everyday life. This is a result of neurological differences in emotional wiring, communications, social interaction, sensory and executive functioning. Living life with these differences can result in depression and anxiety. It can also cause havoc within a marriage, educational pursuits, and careers. I offer a validating environment to better understand the "typical world," and develop coping skills to manage everyday life--as well as a creative space for couples to learn about their differences and work towards acceptance.

Stress and challenges are part of living a full life. How you manage these challenges makes the difference between suffering and engagement in solving the problems that lead to depression and anxiety. That means building skills that help you live the kind of life that is meaningful and facing the issues that are leading you away from your best self. My hope is to focus on how to help you help yourself.

Dr Chuck Flagler is a full-time senior clinician and licensed psychologist employed by Focus Centers of Asheville. He has over 30 years experience as a provider of mental health services with a variety of organizations that include inpatient, outpatient and school-based populations. Dr Flagler has two Masters Degrees in Psychology and a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from an A.P.A. Accredited University. Dr Flagler has worked as a psychotherapist, chemical dependency therapist, neurofeedback clinician Behavior Analyst and Clinical Director for a variety of mental health organizations.

In 2011, I decided to start studying to become a therapist after working as a classroom educator for 16 years, because I saw the failing of the educational system and the struggles of the family system. I started working as a therapist in 2016, and today, we all face a variety of emotional issues that are difficult for to express, name, and discuss. Many people feel as if no one is listening or will listen to them, especially adults on the Autism Spectrum who already struggle with communication. I want to help empower all people on the Autism Spectrum and their support systems.

We are a company that celebrates neurodiversity. Our mission is to help you navigate the challenges of functioning as a neurodivergent person in a neurotypical world. At Autistic Adult & Teen Consulting, we offer our expertise for those who: 1. Are recently diagnosed or who are exploring a possible Autism diagnosis as an adult or teen 2. Are struggling to gain confidence in tasks needed to transition to college or adulthood 3. Are Autistic adults looking for solutions to improve day to day challenges (could be personal, work, college, or social life).

You are overwhelmed! Your child was recently diagnosed with ADHD, Autism, a learning disability, or is experiencing some developmental delays. You have been dealing with temper tantrums, meltdowns, and various challenging behaviors. You have researched and nothing seems to be working in your favor. The school calls about challenging behaviors are becoming difficult but you are unsure how to make an impact. I am here to help and there is no reason you should have to go through this alone.My background working with allied health professionals, doctors, and teachers enables me to provide the best integrated approach to help your family

Damaris works as an outpatient/school-based counselor providing services to both children and adults in English, Spanish, and American Sign Language (ASL). Damaris loves to listen to people and guide them to identify and build their strengths on what they truly love. Some of the issues she currently addresses include understanding and managing anxiety, defiant behaviors, bipolar disorder, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), as well as navigating new mental health and physical health diagnosis, grief or divorce.

Your mind is racing, you feel overwhelmed and as though you can barely hold it together. You feel the pressure of the expectations of others and you live in constant dread of letting them down, or worse being discovered for being a fraud. Even in the quiet of the night your mind races with all the things you need to do and is constantly worried about what you have forgotten, or who you may have let down. You feel powerless to change any of it. This isn’t you, you are used to being fun, passionate, and excited. The worry, the pressure, the desire to be perfect, have all robbed you of your ability to truly engage with your life.

Opportunity can arise from difficult places, and it is my honor to help when you feel stuck. I am experienced in providing professional mental health or coaching support to serve you based on your current needs. My integrative approach works well with those who freely embrace change and with those who are unsure. We can all grow weary during life's journey, leaving us wondering if there is more. Skilled support can lead to real solutions. I celebrate diversity and am comfortable incorporating faith if desired. Positive movement will occur as you intentionally cultivate your life of freedom, passion and purpose.

Dr. Curtiss has a PhD in Exceptional Children. Most of her work is with people with Level 1 autism/Asperger’s Syndrome. She has been a teacher for over 20 years and has worked as an Autism Specialist for over 10 years. She owns Curtiss Specialized Consulting and offers the following services: ADOS-2 (autism testing), autism support, transition support (moving from school to adulthood or from school to school), independent living and daily living skills support, career life coaching, and academic support/tutoring high school and college. You do not need to have an official diagnosis to work with Dr. Curtiss.

Growing up I was always a good listener, but over the past 14 years as a therapist, I have dedicated myself to becoming a great listener. I know that asking for emotional help can be difficult, so when it happens, I want to be that person who can offer a platform for those who want to be heard. I work with adolescents and adults identifying barriers to success and then finding ways to knock them down. I will meet you where you are with empathy and kindness and support you on your journey to happiness and wholeness.

Being autistic means existing in a sometimes perplexing and frustrating world that largely caters much more to the neurotypical brain. Over time this can manifest in a host of issues, ranging from depression and anxiety to social isolation and loneliness. The good news is that your brain possesses hidden strengths and abilities that can more than make up for these supposed deficits. To this end, I use creative approaches to draw these skills out and teach my clients how to apply their strengths in the areas where they are struggling.

Sunrise ABA & Autism Services, L.L.C. was founded by Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), Mamie A. Turner, M.A., BCBA. Mamie has been working in the field of Psychology her entire career. She obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Jackson State University, Jackson, MS and her Master’s Degree in Developmental Psychology from U.C. Berkeley, Berkeley, CA. After completing her Behavior Analyst's certification requirements, Mamie has provided ABA services for children with Autism in counties from Forsyth, to Wake, to Granville. She is excited to offer these services in Guilford County where she resides.

You're already navigating your life's journey, let's make it a bit smoother together! In our sessions, we work collaboratively, finding solutions that fit your world. I bring practical tools and support to help you navigate the twists and turns you experience. My office is like a laid-back coffee shop, where you can kick back and express yourself however feels right for you. Your identity and experiences? They're the VIPs, totally honored and respected. Picture my office as your cozy safe haven, where you can be real and feel that authentic sense of safety.

I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Supervisor, National Certified Counselor, Certified Clinical Military Counselor, and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. I have been trained through UNC TEACCH to work with individuals on the Autism Spectrum. I am trained in EMDR, Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Human Givens. I have been trained to work with individuals with ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma, autism, etc. Sessions tend to run 45-53 minutes, once a week. I will provide coping skills, symptom management, and ways to work through the life issues bringing clients in for help.