BRITTANY

HEWITT

Founder of Heal ATL®

Clinical Supervisor

Psychotherapist


Everything might look OK on the outside. But inside, something doesn’t quite add up.

You’ve spent years trying to keep it together—being the reliable one, the thoughtful friend, the partner who tries so hard. You want to feel light, connected, and like yourself again.

But instead, everything feels harder than it “should.”

Simple things take so much effort. Socializing can be exhausting. Your mind doesn’t slow down. You may feel overwhelmed, burnt out, or like you’re constantly missing something everyone else seems to understand.

Maybe you’ve always felt different—like you were performing, masking, or trying to keep up in a world that wasn’t built for your brain.

Maybe you’ve wondered:

“Why is this so hard for me?”

Or maybe this question is new—but once you started asking it, you couldn’t unsee it.

You might be starting to consider something deeper: What if this isn’t just anxiety, depression, burnout, or “not trying hard enough”? What if this is how your brain has always worked?

If you’re exploring the possibility of autism or ADHD—especially as an adult—it can feel both relieving and overwhelming. You may be searching for clarity, validation, or language for experiences you’ve carried your whole life.

You don’t have to figure this out alone.

The people in your life may care deeply, but they may not fully understand what you’re experiencing, or what it means to question your neurotype later in life. That’s where I come in.

I offer a compassionate, affirming space to explore your experiences—whether you’re seeking therapy, a deeper understanding of yourself, or a comprehensive autism and ADHD evaluation.

Together, we can make sense of your story, connect the dots, and help you move forward with clarity, self-trust, and a way of living that actually fits you.


PHILOSOPHY

As an Autistic and ADHD neurotype myself, I understand firsthand the importance of a therapeutic space that honors and celebrates neurodivergence. I believe that Autism, ADHD, and other forms of neurodiversity are not pathologies to be "fixed" but unique ways of experiencing and interpreting the world. My work is not only affirming but also informed by a deep empathy and commitment to neurodiversity, fostering an environment where clients can thrive on their own terms. I help clients find tools and coping mechanisms that align with their natural strengths, supporting them in navigating the often ableist systems and societal expectations they encounter. Together, we will work to deconstruct internalized ableism and self-doubt, creating space for self-acceptance and confidence.


SERVICES

Browse my services, then book a free consultation. Let’s chat! (Text and email consultations also available if you hate phone calls as much as I do.) You can also skip that step and book your appointment directly if you’re ready to work together!


“I would not hesitate to book an appointment with Brittany! She delivered a world-class and affirming experience and picked up on signs and feelings that other providers would have simply glossed over.”

RO - Previous AuDHD Evaluation Client

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