3 Highly Recommended Brooklyn Neurodivergence Therapists
You're exhausted from pretending. Masking to fit in drains every ounce of energy you have left, and trying to muster up executive function feels impossible when you have nothing left to give. Maybe you're burned out from constantly trying to manage sensory overload, or you're tired of feeling misunderstood by the people closest to you.
If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone, and therapy can help—but it’s key to find a therapist who actually gets it, someone who understands how your brain works and won't try to force you into a neurotypical mold.
My name is Pam Skop, and I'm the founder of EveryBody Psychotherapy NYC. I wrote this to be a resource for folks who need support from a neurodivergence therapist but don't know anyone personally who can make a referral. Here, you'll find a list of Brooklyn neurodivergence therapists from my practice who I wholeheartedly recommend.
Consider it a personal referral from me. If you're navigating ADHD, autism, or other neurodivergent experiences, you will be in incredibly capable hands with any of the therapists listed below.
Meet the Brooklyn neurodivergence therapy specialists I recommend
Jenna Rossi, MHC-LP
I recommend Jenna because her background as a guidance counselor gives her a different lens than most neurodivergent therapists; she's spent twelve years focused on the social-emotional and behavioral side of neurodivergence, not just the academic piece.
While many therapists understand learning differences, Jenna specializes in helping neurodivergent clients navigate the interpersonal challenges that often feel even harder: managing emotions when you're overwhelmed, resolving conflicts without shutting down, and communicating your needs in relationships.
What makes Jenna stand out is her hands-on experience teaching emotional regulation and conflict resolution skills to students with ADHD, and now she brings that same practical, skills-based approach to adolescents and young adults who need support with the relational and emotional aspects of being neurodivergent.
If you struggle with emotional dysregulation and relationship challenges, Jenna's expertise may be exactly what you need.
Credentials: Mental Health Counselor - Limited Permit, Master's Degree in School Counseling
Focus areas: Neurodivergence, anxiety, relationships, trauma, reproductive health
Anna Chapman, LMSW, MSEd
I recommend Anna because she brings something most neurodivergence therapists don't: two decades of hands-on experience in special education combined with her own lived experience as a neurodivergent person.
As someone who has navigated the education system both as an educator and as a neurodivergent individual herself, Anna deeply understands the unique challenges of learning differences, executive function struggles, and the masking many neurodivergent people do to "fit in."
What sets Anna apart from other Brooklyn therapists is her ability to work with neurodivergent clients across the lifespan: from children still in school to adults unpacking years of being misunderstood. Plus, her dual master's degrees in education and social work mean she doesn't just understand the emotional impact of neurodivergence; she knows how to build practical, sustainable strategies that actually work in daily life.
Credentials: Licensed Master Social Worker, Master’s Degree in Special Education
Focus areas: Neurodivergence, (dis)ability community, LGBTQIAA community, mood disorders
Marci Hunt LeBrun
I recommend Marci because they specialize in an intersection that's statistically common but therapeutically underserved: neurodivergent LGBTQIA+ individuals. Research shows neurodivergent people are significantly more likely to be queer, yet few therapists understand both identities deeply enough to provide truly affirming care.
What makes Marci stand out is their meditation and mindfulness-based approach specifically adapted for neurodivergent brains, helping clients manage sensory overwhelm, racing thoughts, and the exhaustion of masking through practices that don't require you to "quiet your mind" or sit still.
Marci loves holding space for creative and unconventional thinkers, and they have personal experience navigating the transition of a loved one, making them an excellent resource for LGBTQIA+ neurodivergent folks and allies.
Credentials: Clinical Intern
Focus areas: Neurodivergence, gender identity, sexuality, chronic illness, medical neglect, perimenopause/menopause
FAQs about neurodivergent therapy
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Therapy provides a space to understand how your brain works, develop strategies that fit your unique wiring, and process the emotional impact of living in a neurotypical world. Many neurodivergent clients experience relief from masking, learn to advocate for their needs, build executive function skills, and develop self-compassion around differences they've been shamed for.
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We take an affirming, strength-based approach that views neurodivergence as a difference, not a deficit. Our work is trauma-informed and collaborative, emphasizing nervous system regulation, practical coping strategies, and helping you build a life that works for your brain. We focus on reducing shame, managing overwhelm, and honoring your authentic self.
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Absolutely. You don't need a formal diagnosis to benefit from neurodivergence therapy. Many clients come to us suspecting they might have ADHD or autism, or simply knowing their brain works differently. We're here to support you regardless of whether you pursue assessment or diagnosis—our focus is on helping you thrive.
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We don't provide formal psychological or neuropsychological assessments in-house, but we're happy to provide referrals to trusted assessment providers if testing would be helpful for you. Many clients work with us before, during, or after the assessment process, and we can support you through that journey.
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Yes, insurance typically covers neurodivergent therapy. Our practice operates on a private pay basis and does not accept insurance directly, but many clients use out-of-network benefits for partial reimbursement. We can provide you with a superbill to submit to your insurance company.
