ReviewHealth services insights2026
An Evidence-Based and Lived Experience Approach to Improving Therapeutic Environments for Neurodivergent Clients.
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Abstract
Neurodivergent individuals face substantial environmental and communication difficulties when accessing counseling services. The majority of these clients report sensory sensitivities and accessibility barriers that impact their ability to engage in treatment. This community perspective integrates current evidence-based research with lived experience to provide practical guidance for supporting neurodivergent needs. Recommendations address how counselors can modify their practices and physical spaces to reduce anxiety, support diverse processing styles, and honor neurodivergent ways of being rather than requiring conformity to neurotypical norms. Many proposed modifications require minimal financial investment and can be implemented by individual counselors regardless of organizational constraints, making neurodivergent-affirming care accessible even within resource-limited settings.
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