ADHD · autism · masking
Neurodivergent-affirming care
We work with your wiring—not against it. Sessions may focus on executive function, sensory regulation, unmasking, and building a life that fits your neurotype.
Nature trail · Office · Telehealth
Neurodivergence
Care that fits your brain
Affirming therapy for ADHD, autism, and related neurodivergent experiences—practical support for executive function, masking, sensory needs, and the burnout that comes from performing neurotypical expectations.
Therapy for Adults
How we support you
Not laziness
Autistic & ADHD burnout
Burnout from masking, overstimulation, or years of being misunderstood is real. We name it, pace treatment accordingly, and build accommodations that actually help.
When neurotype meets stress
Anxiety, trauma & overlap
Neurodivergence often overlaps with anxiety, trauma, and depression. Nature-based and movement-friendly formats are available when sitting still is hard or sensory needs matter.
Neurodivergence therapy
Affirming, practical support
Happy Camper clinicians offer neurodivergence-aware practice without asking you to mask harder. We build skills, accommodations, and self-compassion that fit how your mind and body actually work.
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We often help with
Concerns neurodivergent clients bring
ADHD-related motivation and focus struggles, autistic burnout, rejection sensitivity, executive dysfunction, social exhaustion, late diagnosis, sensory overwhelm, and shame from years of being misunderstood.
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What shifts
More self-trust and capacity
Clients often describe clearer routines, less self-blame, better boundaries, and a kinder relationship with how their mind and body actually work.
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How we work
Collaborative and sensory-aware
Neurodivergence therapy may include:
- Clarifying goals around executive function, energy, and daily life
- Sensory-aware and movement-friendly formats when helpful
- Skills for regulation, communication, and self-advocacy
- Exploring masking, identity, and late diagnosis when relevant
- Coordination with psychiatry or coaching only with your consent
Session structure can adapt to attention, energy, and sensory needs—we meet you where you are.
Who this is for
Especially helpful when
- You suspect or know you are ADHD or autistic and want affirming support
- Burnout comes from masking or overstimulation—not “laziness”
- Executive function and daily tasks feel consistently overwhelming
- You want therapy that understands neurodivergence without pathologizing it
Related adult services
Depression, anxiety, and trauma/EMDR therapy are available on the same pillar when needs overlap.
What to expect
Your consultation
We will explore your neurotype, daily demands, and what support would actually help—not what you “should” be able to do.
You do not need a formal diagnosis to begin. Curiosity and a desire for change are enough.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
We support children, adolescents, adults, and families facing a wide range of concerns. If you are unsure whether we are the right fit, reach out—we are happy to help you think it through.
- Anxiety
- Depression
- ADHD
- Trauma and PTSD
- Emotional regulation struggles
- Behavioral challenges
- Family transitions (e.g., divorce, relocation, new sibling)
- Attachment issues
- Parenting concerns
Yes! Our counselors are trained to work with emotional and relational needs across the lifespan.
We take a whole-person, attachment-informed approach to healing.
- Teens and young adults navigating stress, transitions, or identity
- Adults working through trauma, attachment wounds, or parenting struggles
We focus on nature-assisted EMDR and comprehensive child and family therapy—including play therapy, concierge mobile services, and experiential outdoor work when clinically appropriate.
Our clinicians have particular depth with trauma related to childhood and attachment, medical experiences, and religious or spiritual harm.
All sessions are 45–50 minutes, including mobile play therapy, parent coaching (telehealth), in-home family therapy, and individual counseling for teens and adults.
Yes. We offer HIPAA-compliant telehealth for parent coaching, therapy for older children and teens (when clinically appropriate), and individual adult clients.
Online sessions use our secure client portal and the Telo online playroom for developmentally appropriate child and family work.
Telehealth is available in Texas, Idaho, and Michigan.
- Parent coaching
- Therapy for older children and teens (based on fit)
- Individual adult clients
Session fees typically range from $65–$300 per session, depending on the type of service, setting (in-home, mobile office, nature-based, or telehealth), and your therapist’s credentials.
We are happy to discuss rates for concierge packages, group therapy, and specialized formats during your discovery call.
We are in network with United Healthcare and Aetna.
For other plans, we can often provide superbills for out-of-network reimbursement. HSA and FSA cards are accepted.
- United Healthcare
- Aetna
New clients: start with our contact form or request a free 15-minute discovery call so we can match you with the right service and clinician.
Returning clients and self-schedulers can book through our Jane App portal at https://happycamperchildandfamily.janeapp.com/. We can also share direct links to specific services (nature therapy, group therapy, concierge, and more) after your intake.
We would love to connect with you and explore how we can help.
New clients: use our contact form or request a free 15-minute discovery call. Returning clients may also book through Jane App.
- Website: www.happycampertherapy.net
- Phone: (210) 262-9902
- Schedule online: https://happycamperchildandfamily.janeapp.com/
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Questions about neurodivergence, scheduling, or whether we are the right fit? We are happy to help.
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