Lindsey McGehee, MA, LPC

It's a great day to start therapy! 
Perhaps you have been needing to talk to someone for a while. You may have been carrying a heavy emotional or mental load alone for some time now and not found the right person in your life to help you through it. Don't carry it alone.

Through professional counseling, we create a relationship that cultivates your strengths and helps you reach for your highest and best. As an Existential psychotherapist, I focus on helping all people regardless of their circumstances or abilities to embrace their experiences and create a meaningful life for themselves. My clients are amazing and have shown me that things can change for the better right here, right now. 

If you, your child, or your relationship needs help, reach out today.
LPC License #89163
Text me at 210-201-4050
Currently accepting new clients
Counselor Attributes: analytical, patient, happy, encouraging, understanding, health focused, playful​
  • I believe strongly in the powers of movement, art, and play for your body, mind, and relationships.
  • I especially enjoy working with clients who experience life differently than most of society. So if you have been called "weird" or felt like a "misfit" in some way, we may be a great fit!
  • I serve a wide spectrum of neurodivergent clients, clients with visible and invisible disabilities, and clients who experience the LGBTQ+ spectrum in their lives or with their loved-ones.
  • I also love working with couples struggling to save their relationships. Give your relationship one more chance and let us meet together to see how you can heal and find love again!
  • I challenge and support my clients who are grappling with active addiction or living in recovery.
  • Whatever your experiences, it brings me so much joy to see the real you without judgement!

Providing therapy for neurodiverse families, adults with late or undiagnosed  high functioning autism, ASD, and Aspergers.

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 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

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.