Neurodivergent-Led, Neurodiversity Affirming, Justice-Centred Therapy
I provide neurodiversity affirming, trauma and violence informed, anti-oppressive counselling and consulting for individuals and organisations who want to move beyond pathologising difference, and toward liberatory, systems-aware healing. You can learn more about my training and consulting services here.
For many people seeking therapy, feeling a sense of hope for your future can be difficult. When your trust in yourself has eroded, life can feel chaotic. I offer a therapy space for people who are feeling overwhelmed, disconnected and uncertain, to feel seen, safe and supported. My aim is to support you in connecting with who you are and what is important to you, while making sense of the things that are getting in the way of you living a life that you feel good about. I believe that by strengthening your relationships with yourself and others and addressing the barriers that are in your way, the pathway towards growth and healing can become clearer and easier.
My practice is designed with neurodivergent folks in mind, where sessions are tailored to your neurotype, energy, communication style, and sensory needs. I recognise that ADHD, autism and other neurotypes have unique strengths, challenges, and ways of moving through the world. Together, we will focus on developing strategies that fit your life, rather than rigid systems that set you up to fail.
Core Principles of My Practice
Therapy is never neutral. It is always political. I commit to:
- Actively practicing anti-racism by naming and dismantling racial harm, identifying biases and prioritising cultural humility
- Being LGBTQIAP+ affirming and exploring and celebrating identity while actively fighting for the rights of queer community
- Practicing fat liberation by rejecting weight stigma and body-shame and using Health at Every Size (HAES®) principles
- Prioritising sex positivity, honouring pleasure, boundaries, and consent
- Being neurodiversity affirming by rejecting the pathology paradigm and celebrating and honouring ADHD, autism, and other neurotypes
- Prioritising disability justice through centring access, interdependence, and liberation
- Applying an anti-capitalist lens in understanding distress and suffering
- Being trauma and violence informed by working to ensure that my services don’t perpetuate or replicate harmful power dynamics
Marlee Greer
(she/they)
I am an AuDHD therapist and educator and I live and work at the intersections of neurodivergence, queerness, chronic illness and disability. I have white, sighted, and educational privilege and my work is grounded in lived experience, clinical practice, and systemic analysis. I believe that healing must be political, relational, and liberatory.
I’ve been through therapy myself and I know what it’s like to feel like I’m too much, not good enough and just need to try harder. I know what it’s like to navigate systems that were never designed to hold you, and to find a space where you can heal on your own terms.