Maya has a Masters in Social Work and a Bachelors in Psychology from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is passionate about supporting the mental wellbeing of neurodivergent adults. Maya’s foundation for clinical work with autistic individuals comes from TEACCH Chapel Hill where she learned about the structured teaching approach and how to make therapeutic techniques visual. Maya pursues therapy with compassion and curiosity. She aims to build a strong and trusting relationship with clients as well as an environment that allows co-learning.

Maya has experience supporting individuals with:

• Autism

• ADHD

• Depression

• Grief and loss

• Housing and financial insecurity

• Navigating interpersonal relationships

• Social and general anxiety

• Self advocacy

• Transition to adulthood

• Time management

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Maya utilizes the following modalities with her clients:

DBT

ACT

CBT

Polyvagal theory

Somatics

Compassion Focused

Culturally Sensitive

Strengths Based

​SFBT Solution Focused Brief Treatment

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