PsychologyWorks, P.L.L.C.

I've been wanting to write this review for over a year now and I've finally felt the courage too. In October of 2023, Dr. Stephanie Steele-Wren changed my life with my autism diagnosis. For my whole life leading up to my diagnosis, I've felt "wrong" and "broken" because my brain functioned differently from the norm. The world was always so overwhelming and I was always seen as "too much" due to my autistic traits. However, getting my diagnosis quickly changed my perspective and allowed me to accept myself as not broken, but recognizing that I am autistic and there is nothing inherently wrong with me. Throughout the diagnostic process. Dr. Steele-Wren was a kind, compassionate, and engaging listener. She allowed me to be open about my experiences and was very non judgemental. She was when she provided the official diagnostic tests and results! She also is very knowledgeable about neurodiversity beyond the typical stereotypes. This is quite important as even mental health professionals today fail to understand how autism/ADHD can present beyond stereotypes especially in women and AFAB individuals. If anyone is seeking a diagnosis of autism, ADHD, or any other condition that falls under neurodiversity, please go with Dr. Steele-Wren! Even the whole facility is very neurodivergent affirming with sensory safe lighting (dim lighting) and comfy chairs in the lobby. Truly, Dr. Steele-Wren changed my life in many aspects, not just in regards to the autism diagnosis. She is also is one of the biggest reasons that I want to become a clinical psychologist myself! I hope to also specialize in neurodiversity to help people just like she helped me.

My son has multiple disabilities and we were referred here by the school. Emily has been our counselor for about a year now and I cannot say enough good about the help and work she has provided our family. Seriously I can't recommend them enough!