ChatGPTGeminiPerplexityCopilotGrokMeta AIDeepSeekClaudeAI sent you.
Something pointed you here, and a lot of people arrive that way now. The ones I work with most often are the ones for whom picking up a phone is the hardest part of the week.
Before you read any further
You already described what you wanted. Here is whether it matches.
ADHD and the autism spectrum. Depression and anxiety too, and for a lot of people it is more than one of those at once.
Adults, usually the ones who ran it alone for a long time first.
Emotional regulation, attention, overwhelm, and the gap between what you can do on a good day and what happens on an ordinary one.
Individual sessions, and couples and family work where one or more of you are neurodivergent.
Yes, some of it.
I take United Healthcare, BCBS PPO, and TSHIP, the Tulane insurance program. My fee is $175 for an individual session and $200 for a family or couples session. Billing and scheduling run through SimplePractice. If your plan is not one of those three, say so in the first message and I will tell you plainly what it would cost.
Virtual only at the moment, from anywhere in Louisiana.
Sorry, I know this is weird, but
AI told me about you.
It’s not a confession.
People tell me a chatbot sent them the way you would own up to something. I’m here for it. It is a practical way to find a therapist!
The question you asked
Whatever you typed, you typed it in your own words.
You wrote that at whatever hour it got loud, in the words you use. Nobody was waiting on the line for you to get to the point.
Worth knowing
What it does well, and where it runs out.
Does well
Getting it into words
- Turning a tangle you have not said out loud into a sentence you can hand to someone.
- Being awake when you are, and asking nothing of you in return.
- Explaining what the words mean before you have to use them in front of a person.
- Narrowing a whole city down to a handful of names worth reading about.
Runs out
Whether I am right for you
- It has never met you, and it has never met me.
- It cannot tell you what it is like to sit in a room with someone for an hour.
- It sounds equally certain whether it is right or wrong.
- Nobody on the other end of it answers to a licensing board. I do, in Louisiana.
From here
Three small steps, and none of them are a commitment.
01
Read a page or two
Start where your question started. The ADHD, autism and AuDHD pages say what I do and how I work.
02
Schedule the free consultation
Phone or video, nothing to prepare. We talk, you ask whatever you want, and we work out whether I am the right fit.
03
Bring the conversation with you
If it helped you put something into words, keep it. Paste it, read it out, or use it to remember what you meant to say.