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Find an Online Autism Therapist and Counselor Today – Page 6

You’ve taken a meaningful step by seeking support, and you’re in the right place to connect with professionals experienced in autism.

Online sessions can make it easier to meet someone on your schedule – offering flexibility, privacy, and convenience. Browse the listings below to explore options and find a good fit for you.

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Dr. Kenneth Sheldon

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I am a retired psychologist licensed in the state of North Carolina. Over the past 35 years, I have worked…
πŸ“…40 years experience
πŸ“North Carolina

Dr. Lawanda Hall

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I am Dr. Lawanda Hall, a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 20 years of experience working with people experiencing difficulty…
πŸ“…21 years experience
πŸ“Tennessee

Dr. Lindsay Ghannam

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Hi and Welcome to my site, it is nice to meet you and I am so glad that you've decided…
πŸ“…15 years experience
πŸ“Florida

Dr. Loretta Markus

Stress, AnxietyRelationshipFamilyCoping with life changes+17 more
I am licensed in Wisconsin with 7 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with stress,…
πŸ“…7 years experience
πŸ“Wisconsin

Dr. Lucy Flitton

Stress, AnxietyAddictionsTrauma and abuseParenting+22 more
I am a licensed, certified Complex Trauma Integrative and Somatic psychotherapist and psychologist based in the UK with 17 years…
πŸ“…17 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Dr. Martine Rose Wallenberg

RelationshipFamilyIntimacy-related issuesCoping with life changes+2 more
I am licensed in Florida with 15 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with family…
πŸ“…16 years experience
πŸ“Florida

Dr. Mary Louise Inzerillo

Stress, AnxietyAddictionsLGBTGrief+21 more
As a compassionate therapist with extensive experience, I specialize in supporting individuals through complex life challenges. My practice focuses on…
πŸ“…25 years experience
πŸ“Pennsylvania

Dr. Orlise Aubrey

Stress, AnxietyRelationshipSelf esteemBipolar+17 more
Hello, My name is Orlise H. Aubrey, LCSW, Ph.D. I am licensed in Louisiana with 30+ years of professional work…
πŸ“…38 years experience
πŸ“Louisiana

Dr. Pegah Houshmand

Stress, AnxietyLGBTGriefSelf esteem+25 more
I am a HCPC-registered Practitioner Psychologist based in the UK, with over 11 years of professional experience in both the…
πŸ“…12 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Dr. Robin Miller

Stress, AnxietyAddictionsRelationshipTrauma and abuse+20 more
My name is Robin I completed my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at California Southern University, Master's degree from Webster University…
πŸ“…7 years experience
πŸ“Florida

Dr. Robin Miller

Stress, AnxietyAddictionsRelationshipTrauma and abuse+18 more
My name is Robin I completed my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at California Southern University, Master's degree from Webster University…
πŸ“…7 years experience
πŸ“Florida

Dr. Sarita Schapiro

Stress, AnxietyRelationshipFamilyGrief+17 more
Are you having trouble coping with everyday problems? Do you feel overwhelmed in trying to deal with a close personal…
πŸ“…3 years experience
πŸ“Florida

Dr. Sharon Belhamel

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My name is Dr. Sharon Belhamel and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and a naturopath. I…
πŸ“…20 years experience
πŸ“Georgia

Dr. Stephanie Warren- Meltzer

Stress, AnxietyTrauma and abuseGriefDepression+18 more
I am licensed in New Jersey with 30 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with…
πŸ“…35 years experience
πŸ“New Jersey

Dr. Sugandika Subawickrama

Stress, AnxietyAddictionsTrauma and abuseDepression+23 more
I am licensed in New York, New Jersey, and Arizona,Oregon , Nevada and Virginia with 20+ years of professional work…
πŸ“…20 years experience
πŸ“New Jersey

Dr. Susan Lieberman

Stress, AnxietyAngerBipolarDepression+19 more
As a licensed therapist in Missouri, I bring over two decades of experience supporting individuals through complex emotional issues. My…
πŸ“…24 years experience
πŸ“Kansas

Dr. Tiffany Vastardis

Stress, AnxietyAddictionsRelationshipTrauma and abuse+8 more
Hi, I’m Dr. V.! As a nationally board-certified and licensed therapist in Florida, I bring 17 years of dedicated experience…
πŸ“…17 years experience
πŸ“Florida

Dr. William Cook

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Welcome​ tо​ My Practiceο»Ώ Are you feeling stuck, overwhelmed,​ ΠΎr unsure how​ tΠΎ navigate life’s challenges? I’m​ a licensed counsellor…
πŸ“…18 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Dr. Yael Banai

Stress, AnxietyCareerDepressionCoping with life changes+10 more
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Louisiana and have been for thirty years. Though I have…
πŸ“…30 years experience
πŸ“Louisiana

Duncan Hall

Stress, AnxietyRelationshipAngerSelf esteem+14 more
As a licensed therapist with nearly three decades of experience, I specialize in supporting individuals through complex life transitions and…
πŸ“…28 years experience
πŸ“Illinois

Dustie Morgan-Scott

Stress, AnxietyTrauma and abuseDepressionCoaching+22 more
I am a licensed professional counselor and supervisor in Oklahoma with 7 years of experience working as a counselor. I…
πŸ“…9 years experience
πŸ“Oklahoma

Edmund Britton

Stress, AnxietyRelationshipIntimacy-related issuesAnger+15 more
Hello friend, My name is Ed and I am a licensed therapist with over 5 years of professional work experience…
πŸ“…5 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Edward Archer

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I am licensed in the UK with 3 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with…
πŸ“…3 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Edward Mcguinness

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I am UK based qualified counsellor with 3 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with…
πŸ“…3 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Elena Kormalou

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I am credentialed in the United Kingdom with 18 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients…
πŸ“…18 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Elena Lanza

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I am a dedicated counselling professional committed to nurturing your journey towards healing and self-discovery. My practice is a blend…
πŸ“…5 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Elizabeth Brereton

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How can I help you? By listening and hearing what you say, by not judging, being open minded and gently…
πŸ“…6 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Elizabeth Carter

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I am Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida with 32 years of professional work experience. I'm also a certified addiction…
πŸ“…32 years experience
πŸ“Florida

Elizabeth Doherty

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I am credentialed in the United Kingdom with 15 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients…
πŸ“…15 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Elizabeth Goodsite Bondy

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πŸ“…18 years experience
πŸ“Wisconsin

Elizabeth Parry

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I am a Counsellor with 4 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with stress, anxiety,…
πŸ“…4 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Ellen Watton-Emsley

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πŸ“…4 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Elly Oka

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πŸ“…5 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Emma Harvey

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πŸ“…5 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Emma Hughes

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My therapy style is warm and interactive. I believe in treating everyone with respect, sensitivity, and compassion, and I don't…
πŸ“…8 years experience
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Emma Lewins

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I am a qualified Psychotherapist who is passionate about talking therapies and how they can help so many mild to…
πŸ“…4 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Emma Parkinson

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πŸ“…4 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Erik Tootell

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I am licensed in California with 40 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with stress,…
πŸ“…40 years experience
πŸ“California

Esra Kuscu

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Hi, and welcome to my profile. I’m here for you. You’ve taken an important step toward lasting change, and while…
πŸ“…6 years experience
πŸ“United Kingdom

Ethel “Dawn” Capone

ParentingSelf esteemBipolarCoping with life changes+21 more
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πŸ“…28 years experience
πŸ“Pennsylvania
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Therapy for Autism: Finding Support Online

Understanding autism and therapy

Autism is a lifelong neurodevelopmental difference that affects social communication, sensory processing, routines, and the way someone experiences the world. People on the autism spectrum are diverse in strengths, challenges, and preferences. Some autistic people seek therapy themselves, while others come with caregivers, families, or educators looking for guidance and practical strategies.

Therapy for autism is not a one-size-fits-all intervention. It can include emotional support, skills training, behavioral strategies, parent coaching, and approaches that help with anxiety, sensory overload, executive functioning, and social interactions. Many therapists adapt evidence-informed methods to match an autistic person’s communication style, sensory needs, and goals.

Common concerns, needs, and situations

People look for autism-informed therapy for many reasons. Some common concerns include co-occurring anxiety or depression, difficulty with social relationships, challenges in school or work settings, sensory sensitivities that interfere with daily life, and struggles with transitions or change.

Families and caregivers often seek guidance about routines, behavior support, school planning, and ways to improve communication. Adults who are autistic may want help with employment-related skills, romantic relationships, self-advocacy, and coping with stress or burnout.

Another common need is finding a therapist who understands neurodiversity and respects identity preferences related to autism. Many autistic clients prefer clinicians who take a strengths-based, person-centered approach and who can provide practical, concrete strategies rather than overly abstract talk therapy.

How online therapy can help autistic clients

Online therapy offers several features that are well-suited to autistic people and their families. Remote sessions allow people to connect from a familiar, sensory-friendly environment, which can reduce stress and make it easier to focus on goals. For some, being at home lessens the anxiety of traveling to an office and waiting in new spaces.

Teletherapy can also make it easier to involve caregivers, teachers, or other supports by arranging joint sessions or coaching calls without everyone needing to be in the same location. Video sessions allow therapists to observe a client’s natural environment, routines, and triggers, which can improve assessment and personalized planning.

Besides live video, many clinicians offer phone sessions, messaging, or brief check-ins that provide ongoing reinforcement of skills. These flexible formats can be especially helpful for people who prefer shorter, more frequent contact or who need scheduling that fits school or work demands.

Benefits of online therapy versus in-person therapy

Access to specialized clinicians can be a major benefit of online therapy. In many regions, there are few autism-informed therapists available in person; teletherapy opens up a wider pool of providers and approaches.

For many autistic clients, the comfort of participating from a familiar place reduces sensory and social demands, leading to clearer communication and better participation. Remote sessions also remove time and logistical barriers such as long commutes, mobility challenges, or needing childcare.

Online therapy can offer more flexible scheduling, including evening or weekend appointments, which may better fit family routines. The format also allows for hands-on coaching that happens in the actual home or school setting rather than only in an office, which can make strategies easier to generalize into daily life.

That said, in-person sessions have advantages for certain interventions that benefit from direct, in-person interaction, such as some occupational therapy activities or group-based social skills practice. Online therapy is often complementary to those options and can be the primary or supplemental mode depending on individual needs.

What to expect from online therapy for autism

Initial sessions typically focus on gathering background information: developmental history, current challenges, strengths, sensory preferences, routines, and goals. Therapists who specialize in autism will ask about communication styles and what helps someone feel regulated and comfortable during sessions.

Therapy plans are usually practical and goal-oriented. Sessions might include social communication coaching, anxiety-management techniques adapted for autistic thinking styles, executive function supports like planning and organization strategies, or parent coaching around routines and behavior support plans.

Therapists may use visual supports, shared digital materials, screen-sharing for social skills modeling, and written summaries of strategies after sessions. Some clinicians offer asynchronous support between sessions – short messages or worksheets – to practice skills in real life. Progress is typically reviewed regularly and plans adjusted to fit evolving needs.

Choosing the right therapist for autism

When you begin looking for a therapist, consider experience and training specific to autism and neurodiversity-affirming practices. Look for clinicians who have worked with the age group you’re seeking support for – children, teens, or adults – and who can explain how they tailor interventions to sensory and communication differences.

Ask about preferred communication methods, accommodations for sensory needs, and how the clinician involves caregivers or other supports. It is reasonable to ask how they measure progress and whether they use practical tools and written plans you can use between sessions.

Compatibility is important. Many autistic clients prefer clear structure, concrete language, and predictable routines in therapy. If possible, schedule an initial consultation to gauge whether the clinician’s style and approach feel respectful and collaborative.

Because this site helps you find therapists, use filters and profiles to identify clinicians who list autism, neurodiversity, or related specialties. Read profiles for details on modalities offered, years of experience, and whether they work with families, schools, or workplaces.

Taking the first step

Reaching out for help can feel daunting, but it is a practical step toward making everyday life a bit easier. You don’t need to have all the answers right away. A short consultation can help you assess fit, ask about accommodations, and set initial goals.

If you’re a caregiver, you can begin by finding someone who offers parent coaching or family sessions. If you are an autistic adult, prioritize clinicians who respect your identity and communication preferences. Online therapy makes it easier to try a few different clinicians until you find a good match without the time and expense of travel.

Finding the right therapist can open new options for managing sensory overload, reducing anxiety, improving daily routines, and building skills that support independence and well-being. When you’re ready, search for autism-informed clinicians who offer the online formats and accommodations you prefer, and schedule a brief consultation to get started.

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