You deserve therapy that works.

for Neurodivergent Brains,

By Neurodivergent Brains

ND+ is a specialized psychotherapy clinic that is dedicated to providing high-quality mental health services to neurodivergent clients utilizing The Neurodiversity Paradigm. Our clinic is uniquely prepared to meet the needs of neurodivergent clients plus (+) the intersectional challenges they often face.

We primarily work with folks who have brains that work differently. Many of the folks who find us have tried therapy before and it hasn’t worked. Many of our clients have been diagnosed as neurodivergent (ADHD, ASD, OCD, PTSD/C-PTSD, ODD, or challenges with processing sensory information), who self-diagnosis or self-identify as neurodivergent, who are curious about a possible diagnosis, or who want to learn more about the way their brain works. Many of the folks who find us are tired of trying solutions only to be let down when the new thing they try doesn’t work.

We created ND+ because we were tired of those things too. In a world that isn’t designed with brains like ours in mind, we wanted to provide actual answers that you can actually use and that actually work.

As a team of relationally trained therapists, we do particularly excellent work with relationships/couples and families. Our specialization and additional training make us able to be effective sources of support for clients who are experiencing complex situations like histories of trauma, conflict between family members, intersectional identities, and needing strategies that are individually fitted to your experience and needs.

We believe you deserve therapy that works.

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We do excellent work involving

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    Trauma

    PTSD; C-PTSD; Relational trauma; Sexual trauma; Religious trauma; Impact of personality disorders; Adverse childhood experiences; experience of criminalization

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    Neurodiversity

    ASD; ADHD; OCD; “AuDHD”; Learning differences; “Twice exceptional”; Difficulty with meeting expectations at school, work, or in relationships; Neurodiverse relationships/Mixed Neurotype relationships

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    Queer Identity

    Gender Affirming Care; Gender Identity and Exploration; Gender Expression; Sexuality; Non-Traditional Relationships/Structures

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    Relationship Therapy

    Challenges with romantic relationships, family relationships, friendships; Kink-Informed Sex Therapy

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    Children/ Teenagers

    Concerns with behavior, school, friends; Challenges with emotional regulation and conflict resolution; Difficulty meeting expectations at school or in relationships; Oppositional Defiance Disorder (ODD); Conduct Disorder

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    Chronic Illness

    Navigating chronic illness (visible and invisible); Medical complexity; Accessing medical care

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    Newly Diagnosed

    Support exploring a new mental health diagnosis (ADHD, ASD, OCD, etc.) or medical diagnosis (connective tissue disorder, PMOS, POTS, etc.) after psychological testing/assessment or medical procedures

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    Mood

    Difficulty with mood/emotion (depression, anxiety, anger, etc.); Difficulty with memory and attention; Difficulty with motivation; Mood disorders

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    Complex Cases

    Cases involving multiple treatment providers; Working with ABA therapy teams; Cases where previous therapy has been unsuccessful

What Sets us Apart

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  • Dr. Conrad and the ND+ team have extensive clinical experience and training related to the treatment of Neurodiversity and the intersections of trauma, queer identity, and relationships.

  • No AI tools are used in the clinical work provided by ND+. The inclusion of AI is minimized wherever possible and additional steps are taken to protect your information. You will always talk directly to your provider.

  • Our approach to psychotherapy prioritizes building a safe, professional relationship between you and your provider. The quality of this relationship will inform and nurture the psychotherapy work.

  • Therapeutic modalities used by our providers are tailored to the unique needs of the clients and take the client’s specific experiences, identities, and goals into consideration. We tend to look at underlying patterns, emotional processes, and the impact of larger cultural systems in addition to symptoms a client may be experiencing.

  • Each provider works as a part of a treatment team made up of other mental health providers. We established this model to help manage individual provider blindspots and biases and to create an environment where collaboration leads to better client outcomes. As a group, we are also comfortable working with other, external care providers to help clients benefit from coordinated health care.

  • All of our providers identify as queer and neurodiverse. These identities inform what interventions are suggested and how therapy is conducted. For example, all of our intake forms use gender neutral language and take a non-pathologizing, non-judgmental approach. We take the creation and maintenance of a safe, healing space seriously because we know what unsafe spaces feel like.

Locations of Services

  • Video call through HIPPA Compliant TherapyStack software

  • ND+ Denver Tech Center Office

    6041 S Syracuse Way
    Greenwood Village, Colorado 80111