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    • About
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      • Adult ADHD Therapy
    • Contact
    • Learning Resources
      • ADHD and Motivation
      • Neurodivergent Therapy
Divergent Therapy

414.306.5068


  • Home
  • About
    • Jesse Jonesberg, LCSW
    • FAQs
    • Mindful Self-Compassion
    • Brainspotting
    • Adult ADHD Therapy
  • Contact
  • Learning Resources
    • ADHD and Motivation
    • Neurodivergent Therapy

ADHD Therapy Milwaukee

What is neurodivergent and ADHD affirming therapy?

Neuroaffirming therapy starts from the belief that neurodivergent ways of thinking, feeling, and experiencing the world are natural variations of the human mind. Diversity in brain type is not a problem to be fixed. 


A neurodivergent therapist in Wisconsin embraces 5 principles in the therapy room: Flexibility, Lifelong Learning, Acceptance, Advocacy & Accommodation, and Genuineness. Neuroaffirming therapy is collaborative and flexible. Sessions are shaped around your energy, communication style, and capacity. There is space for directness, creativity, pauses, movement, and exploration—without requiring you to perform or explain yourself. 


The goal in therapy should not be to make people "normal." Therapy is about support, healing, connection, recovery - this is how we feel better and manage mental health. Unfortunately, it can be hard for people with ADHD, Autism, and other neuro difference to find providers with this approach to difference. Divergent therapy is here to offer a place of non-judgement, acceptance, and inclusion.

Infographic outlining 5 key principles for neuroaffirming therapy with icons and bullet points.

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