Jennifer Kendrick, Licensed Clinical Social Worker & Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Maybe you’ve always felt like you were translating yourself for everyone else — reading a room, rehearsing conversations, working twice as hard to look like it comes naturally. Maybe a diagnosis in your own life, or your child’s, cracked something open, and now you can’t stop noticing how much of your life has been built around performing “normal.” Late-identified autism and ADHD are far more common than most people realize, especially in adults who were told they were sensitive, gifted, quiet, or “too much” as kids — and never once considered for an evaluation. Individual therapy gives you a space to explore what’s actually true about how your brain works, without a diagnosis being the price of admission.