Taylor Hendricks

that I am neurodivergent myself and that lived experience shapes everything about how I show up. When you sit across from me, you are not sitting across from someone who read about your experience in a textbook. You are sitting across from someone who gets it from the inside.

figure out what your brain and body actually need, not what you have been told they should need. Whether that is processing trauma, untangling anxiety or OCD, navigating life transitions, or making sense of a late-diagnosis, we will move at a pace that respects how you are wired.

calm, real, and someone who does not flinch. I show up as a whole person and I make space for you to do the same. I will not pathologize the way your brain works. I will help you understand it and build a life that fits the actual you, not the version you have been masking as.

have spent their whole lives being told they are too much or not enough. Teens, women, and LGBTQIA+ clients navigating ADHD, autism, AuDHD, anxiety, OCD, phobias, codependency, and life transitions. The ones masking at school or work and falling apart at home.

I wanted to be the person I needed when I was younger. Someone calm. Someone who does not flinch. Someone who can hold space for the weird, the anxious, and the ones who feel like they have never quite fit anywhere. If that sounds like you, you are in the right place.

I offer virtual sessions across Oklahoma and walk and talk therapy in the Tulsa area. I practice as part of Ala Therapy Collective, a flock of clinicians doing serious work without pretending to be robots. Free 15 minute consultations available.