What are Eating Disorders?

Eating disorders are mental health conditions often characterized by a preoccupation with body image concerns, a disordered relationship with food, and unhealthy eating habits, such as extreme restriction, binging, or purging.

These disorders - which include anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, and orthorexia - often stem from multiple psychological, biological, and social factors.

Who Can Benefit from Neurodiversity Affirming Therapy?

Neurodiversity affirming therapy can benefit individuals who are neurodiverse and seeking support for challenges related to their neurodevelopmental differences.

It is beneficial for those experiencing difficulties with:

Executive functioning

Sensory processing

Social interactions

Self-esteem

Parents & families looking to better understand &
support their neurodiverse loved ones

IMPACT's Approach to
Neurodiversity Affirming Therapy

We work collaboratively with clients and their families to foster understanding and acceptance, promoting a holistic sense of well-being.

At IMPACT, we provide a supportive and individualized approach to neurodiversity affirming therapy. Our therapists are trained to understand and appreciate the unique experiences of neurodiverse individuals.

We use evidence-based interventions, including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness strategies, and social skills training, tailored to the specific needs of each client. Our approach emphasizes the importance of creating a positive and affirming therapeutic environment where clients can explore their identities, build on their strengths, and develop effective coping strategies.

KEY BENEFITS

How Neurodiversity Affirming Therapy Can Help You

Our goal is to empower clients to live authentically and thrive in all aspects of their lives.

Our goal is to support neurodiverse individuals in embracing their unique strengths and thriving in all areas of life.

Neurodiverse affirming therapy at IMPACT can help clients by providing strategies to manage challenges associated with neurodevelopmental differences, enhancing social and communication skills, and building self-esteem.

Improve executive functioning

Reduce anxiety & stress

Foster a sense of belonging & acceptance

Thrive. Heal. Grow. Restore.