Autism Spectrum Disorder Therapists
Living as an autistic person in a neurotypical world can bring unique challenges. Connect with therapists on First Session who understand and affirm neurodiversity.

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) involves differences in how people experience the world, communicate, and relate to others. Whether you're seeking support for yourself or a family member, navigating a recent diagnosis, or working through challenges related to sensory sensitivities, social situations, or life transitions, therapy with someone who understands autism can be valuable.
On First Session, you can browse therapists who are experienced and affirming in their work with autistic individuals. Watch their intro videos to find someone whose approach feels right, then book directly online. All therapists have had their credentials verified during onboarding.
Izabel Dolhy

Izabel Dolhy
Andrew Fawcett

Andrew Fawcett
Anna Loch

Anna Loch
Alexandra Walcott

Alexandra Walcott
Lea Konforte

Lea Konforte
Megan Sherback

Megan Sherback
Sieran Yung
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Sieran Yung
Emily Duggan

Emily Duggan
Viktoria Vigh

Viktoria Vigh

Therapy is hard work.
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental difference that affects how people perceive and interact with the world. Autistic individuals may experience differences in social communication, sensory processing, and patterns of behavior or interests. Autism exists on a spectrum, meaning experiences vary widely from person to person. It's increasingly understood as a form of neurodiversity rather than a disorder to be fixed.
Therapy can be helpful for autistic adults navigating work, relationships, or identity, parents seeking support for their autistic children, individuals exploring whether they might be autistic, or anyone dealing with challenges that intersect with autism such as anxiety, burnout, or sensory overwhelm. A neurodiversity-affirming therapist provides support without trying to change who you are.
Sessions are tailored to your specific needs and might focus on understanding your sensory and communication preferences, developing coping strategies, navigating relationships and social contexts, processing emotions related to diagnosis, or building self-acceptance. A good therapist will adapt their approach to work with how you communicate best.
There's no set timeline. Some people benefit from short-term support around a specific challenge, while others appreciate ongoing therapy as they navigate various aspects of life. Your therapist can help you determine what makes sense based on your goals and circumstances.
On First Session, you can watch therapist intro videos to get a sense of their approach. Look for someone who is explicitly neurodiversity-affirming and seems understanding and adaptable. Many therapists offer free consultations to help you decide if they're a good match.
Browse therapists on First Session who work with autism spectrum disorder. Watch their intro videos, review their profiles, and book directly online when you find someone who feels right. You deserve support that respects and understands who you are.
