Therapy Services at Spectrum
Spectrum provides psychotherapy for individuals, couples, and families. Our therapists work with clients on a range of emotional, behavioral, relationship, and life concerns while considering each person’s communication style, neurotype, experiences, and goals.
Treatment is individualized and may address concerns such as anxiety, emotional regulation, relationships, family dynamics, life transitions, sensory-related stress, and difficulties at school, work, or in daily life.
Therapy for Neurodivergent Individuals
Our therapists have experience working with neurodivergent children, adolescents, and adults, including individuals who are:
- Autistic or on the autism spectrum
- Gifted or twice-exceptional (2e)
- ADHD or experiencing attention-related differences
- Living with Non-Verbal Learning Differences (NVLD)
- Experiencing social anxiety, communication differences, or sensory sensitivities
Depending on the client and treatment goals, therapy may address:
- Anxiety and sensory-related stress
- Emotional regulation
- Life transitions
- Family relationships and communication
- Social and interpersonal concerns
- Self-understanding and self-advocacy
- Executive function and daily living skills
- Independent and interdependent living
Our therapists adapt treatment to the individual rather than expecting every client to communicate, process information, or participate in therapy in the same way.
Our Psychotherapy Team
Spectrum’s psychotherapy team includes:
- Clinical Psychologists (PhD)
- Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC)
- Licensed Master Social Workers (LMSW)
Providers have different areas of training and experience. When appropriate and authorized, therapists may also coordinate with other Spectrum providers involved in a client’s care.
Therapeutic Approaches
The approach used in therapy depends on the provider, the client’s needs, and the goals of treatment. Approaches available at Spectrum may include:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), including adaptations for neurodivergent clients
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- Family Systems Therapy
- Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)
- Creative arts and play-based approaches
- Sensory-informed and somatic approaches
Your therapist can discuss which approaches may be appropriate based on your needs and treatment goals.