Meet Olivia
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Accepting new clients for adult autism assessments only as of 3/27/2026
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist #162455
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I work with clients who are neurodivergent (Autistic, ADHD, AuDHD, etc), highly sensitive (HSPs), COVID-conscious, LGBTQ+, living with chronic illness, or a combination of these.
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My services are 100% virtual and I can see clients located anywhere in California.
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I am experienced working with children as young as five, through adults. I work with individuals and groups.
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Want to learn more about working together? Check out my services and FAQ pages:
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Or, schedule a consultation with me here:​​
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More About Me
I'm a late identified AuDHD therapist with lived experience with chronic illness and navigating the world as a COVID conscious person. The discovery of my own neurodivergence during graduate school lead me into a deep dive about autism and ADHD, and how so many people can end up in adulthood without knowing about their own neurotype.
I graduated with my Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from California State University, Northridge. I received my Bachelor’s degree in Psychological and Brain Sciences from University of California Santa Barbara. I have received training in adult autism assessment for Marriage and Family Therapists in order to support clients who want a better understanding of their neurotype.
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I am passionate about Neurodiversity affirming practice and the impact of COVID-19 on mental health. I identify as a COVID conscious therapist and COVID safety advocate. You can find more of my COVID related work under both the "COVID Resources" and "Professional Presentations" sections of my website.
Get in Touch
We can schedule a free 15 minute consultation call, so I can learn more about what you’re looking for in a therapist and to see if we’d be a good fit.
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Have a question? Check my FAQ page to see if I've answered it already. Have other questions or want to schedule a consult?
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Send me a message here, or text my work number:
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(619) 752-0450
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