For nearly two decades, Aymee has worked as a social worker with many neurodivergent adults and children. She is passionate about supporting people in their journeys to find emotional harmony and connection and make meaningful changes in their lives.

Aymee specializes in working with people who have experienced traumatic life events (PTSD), mood disruptions, and anxiety. She is EMDR trained and uses a variety of somatic therapy modalities to encourage body-mind integration. She received her Master of Social Work degree from the University of Utah.

Aymee is the proud adoptive parent of three children and is a strong advocate for parents of children with special needs.

Tayler is a Master of Social Work student attending the University of Utah. Tayler has over seven years of experience working with neuro-divergent individuals. Tayler has worked in many mental health settings, including youth programs, community care, and private practice. In addition to working with people with ADHD and Autism, Tayler’s specialties include working with LGBTQ+ folx, disability advocacy, and faith transitions.

Tayler loves the outdoors, especially rock climbing, going to the lake, and hiking. He also enjoys listening to music and relaxing in a hammock for hours.

Carlee has been a clinical social worker for over 5 years and received her Master of Social Work from the University of Utah. She believes that people can constantly learn new things about themselves and that the therapeutic relationship is critical to success in treatment.

Carlee enjoys working with all ages and all types of people and has worked in many settings, including hospitals, private practice, and education. In addition to working with people with ADHD and Autism, Carlee specializes in working with LGBTQ+ folx. Carlee has expertise in diagnostic assessments and disability accommodations in schools and the workplace.

August McCann is an intern from the University of Utah, earning their Masters of Social Work degree. They have 6 years of experience specializing in psychology and neurodiversity, particularly Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, and OCD. August is a strong advocate for people with disabilities, the LBGTQIA+ community, and is passionate about bringing inclusivity and diversity to the outdoors. August lives in Salt Lake City with their wife and three dogs, loves snowboarding.

Stevoni is a life strategies coach specializing in mood disorders and addictions. She is a licensed substance use disorder counselor with over ten years of experience in human services. Stevoni is a Master of Social Work student at Western New Mexico University.

Stevoni is passionate about providing support to neuro-divergent people. Stevoni utilizes a variety of behavioral health modalities to support people and is a certified DBT counselor and yoga instructor.