FAQ: Therapy with Lindsey McGehee

Whether you're exploring therapy for yourself, your partner, or your family, we’re here to help you understand your options. If you're neurodivergent, unsure, overwhelmed, or just curious, this space is for you.

Who is Lindsey McGehee?

Lindsey is an autistic psychotherapist, former homeschooler, and creative arts teacher. She integrates lived experience with clinical expertise to support neurodivergent individuals, families, and couples.

What types of therapy does Lindsey offer?

Autistic Therapy – for late-identified or self-identified autistic individuals
Couples Counseling – especially for mixed neurotype relationships
Men’s Counseling – emotionally intelligent support for men
Individual Therapy – for personal growth, anxiety, trauma, and more
Family Therapy – with a focus on neurodivergent family systems
Therapy for Homeschoolers – supporting both parents and kids
Youth Group Art Sessions – occasional therapeutic creative gatherings

I think I might be autistic. Can I still get support without a diagnosis?

Yes. A formal diagnosis is not required. We recognize your experience and support you as you explore your identity.

Can you help me get diagnosed?

Yes. We can help you understand the diagnostic process, prepare for evaluations, and connect with affirming professionals.

I'm not autistic, but my partner or child is. Can you help?

Absolutely. We support neurotypical family members too—especially in understanding neurodivergence, improving communication, and reducing stress.

Do you provide ABA therapy?

No. Lindsey does not offer ABA. She uses psychotherapy, play therapy, and neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed approaches.

What are the Youth Group Art Sessions?

These are occasional creative sessions for neurodivergent youth, using art for expression, emotional regulation, and gentle social connection.

What does “Therapy for Homeschoolers” include?

Lindsey draws on her own homeschooling background to help families navigate challenges in education, parenting, and emotional well-being. Support is available for both parents and children.

Can therapy help with parenting?

Yes. If you're feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure how to support your child, therapy can bring relief, tools, and deeper understanding.

What are Lindsey’s core values?

Neurodiversity is natural—not something to fix
Therapy should empower, not correct
Creativity and advocacy are healing tools
Everyone deserves to be understood, not just managed

Is Lindsey accepting new clients?

Availability changes over time. Please contact us directly for the most up-to-date information.

Don’t see your question here?

Just ask. We’re happy to answer your questions, whether or not you’re ready to book. No pressure, no performance—just honesty and curiosity.

Therapy Services with Lindsey McGehee

All services are affirming, trauma-aware, and rooted in compassion for neurodivergent, creative, and complex individuals. Lindsey offers both virtual and in-person options (when available).

Autistic Therapy

Support for autistic teens and adults, whether self-identified or diagnosed. Explore masking, sensory needs, burnout, identity, and relationships in a validating environment.

Couples Counseling

Especially helpful for mixed-neurotype couples or those facing communication disconnects, emotional reactivity, or life transitions. Learn how to truly hear and be heard.

Men’s Counseling

Emotional support for men navigating stress, identity, relationships, and societal expectations. A space to be honest, human, and not “fix it all” overnight.

Individual Counseling

One-on-one sessions for adults and teens. Whether you're navigating depression, anxiety, grief, or just feeling stuck—therapy offers clarity and grounding.

Family Therapy

Support for families learning to communicate across neurotypes, untangle conflict, or raise neurodivergent kids with less burnout and more connection.

Therapy for Homeschoolers

For homeschooling families, by someone who’s lived it. Support for parents, kids, or both—balancing education, emotional development, and realistic expectations.

Youth Group Art Sessions

Occasional creative group gatherings for neurodivergent youth. Art is used to support expression, social connection, and emotional regulation in a gentle, low-pressure setting.

Not sure which service is right for you? Reach out—we’ll help you figure it out with no pressure.