Nissa believes that therapy can be a space where people come home to themselves—where self-understanding and self-acceptance exist alongside meaningful, values-driven change. She takes an empathetic, collaborative, and person-centered approach, integrating practical tools, behavioral strategies, and real-life supports tailored to each individual’s goals, needs, and ways of thinking.

Nissa has a particular passion for supporting neurodivergent individuals, including those who are late-diagnosed or exploring identities related to autism and ADHD. She approaches this work from a neurodivergent-affirming lens, helping clients better understand their sensory experiences, executive functioning styles, masking, burnout, and identity development. Rather than focusing on “fixing” traits, Nissa works with clients to build sustainable systems, reduce shame, and create lives that align with who they actually are.

She also enjoys working with parents and caregivers seeking to better understand and support their neurodivergent children, including those who are highly sensitive or experience the world in intense, nuanced ways.