®Neurodivergent Therapist in Miami
Telehealth therapy · Miami, Florida · FL License #MT4725
Neurodivergent Therapist in Miami
Miami's neurodivergent community navigates a unique intersection: a high-sensory city, a multilingual culture, and a mental health landscape that still carries significant stigma in many communities. Telehealth therapy in English — affirming, identity-centered, and actually neurodivergent-informed.
Neurodivergent-Led Therapy for Miami Clients
Love Psychotherapy is a neurodivergent-owned, queer-owned telehealth practice. Mx. Love C. Dialogos (They/Them) is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Buddhist chaplain, and AAMFT-Approved Supervisor offering strengths-based, identity-affirming care to neurodivergent clients in Miami and across Florida.
Miami clients often come in with late diagnoses that were missed due to cultural factors — high masking in Latinx family systems, gender bias in ADHD diagnosis, and limited access to culturally competent evaluators. Many are first-generation Americans navigating neurodivergence in two cultural contexts simultaneously.
Autism — Identity-Affirming
Autism therapy grounded in the neurodiversity paradigm. No ABA, no compliance training, no "fixing." We work with your actual experience — sensory, social, executive, and emotional.
ADHD — Emotional Dysregulation & RSD
ADHD therapy that goes beyond productivity tips. We work with emotional dysregulation, rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD), shame, and the identity wounds that accumulate before diagnosis.
AuDHD — The Intersection
The co-occurrence of autism and ADHD creates a specific experience that neither framework alone captures. AuDHD therapy holds both simultaneously — the rigidity and the impulsivity, the hyperfocus and the shutdown.
Late Diagnosis — Grief & Relief
Late diagnosis brings a complicated mix: relief at finally having language for your experience, and grief for the years you struggled without support. We work with both.
Autistic Burnout
Autistic burnout is a prolonged state of exhaustion and reduced functioning caused by chronic masking and overextension. Recovery is possible — but it requires a different kind of support than regular burnout.
Demand Avoidance / PDA Profile
The Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) profile is significantly underrecognized. Therapy uses autonomy-supportive, low-demand approaches that actually work for PDA-profile autistic adults.
Neurodivergent Community in Miami
Miami has a large and underserved neurodivergent adult population, particularly in Latinx communities where late diagnosis is common and stigma is high. The University of Miami has a neurodiversity initiative. Florida's Medicaid landscape makes private-pay telehealth a significant access point for adults who've aged out of school-based services.
Insurance Accepted in Florida
Out-of-network superbills available for other plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you work with Latinx clients in Miami who are navigating late diagnosis?
Yes — this is a significant part of my Miami client base. Late diagnosis in Latinx communities is often delayed by cultural factors: family systems that normalize masking, limited access to evaluators who understand how autism and ADHD present in non-white, non-male individuals, and stigma around mental health that makes seeking evaluation feel risky. We work with all of this.
Miami is an incredibly sensory-intense city. How does that affect neurodivergent adults?
Miami's sensory environment — the heat, the noise, the density, the social performance culture — is a real clinical factor. Many autistic and sensory-sensitive adults in Miami are in a state of chronic sensory overload that they've normalized. Therapy often involves naming this and building strategies that actually work in a high-sensory urban environment.
I was diagnosed with ADHD as a child in another country. Does that count?
Yes. A prior diagnosis — wherever it was made — is valid clinical history. Many Miami clients were diagnosed in Latin America, the Caribbean, or Europe and then lost access to support when they immigrated. We can work with your history and your current experience without requiring you to start from scratch.
Do you work with first-generation Americans navigating neurodivergence in two cultural contexts?
Absolutely. Navigating neurodivergence as a first-generation American means holding two sets of cultural expectations simultaneously — and often finding that neither fully accounts for who you are. This is a specific and underserved clinical experience, and it's one I work with regularly.
Explore Neurodivergent Therapy
Learn more about the specific approaches and specialties available through Love Psychotherapy.
Ready to Start?
All sessions are telehealth — secure video from wherever you are in Miami or anywhere in Florida. Mon–Wed 9am–3pm, Thu–Fri 9am–1pm CST.