Autism and Neurodivergent Counseling in Bentonville, AR
A lot of neurodivergent people spend years trying to fit into a world that was not built for how they think and feel. That can be exhausting. At Treetop Counseling, you do not have to mask, perform, or explain yourself from the ground up. Autism and neurodivergent counseling here starts from understanding, not trying to change who you are.
Lived Experience Makes a Difference
Ganiece Duhaime, M.S., LPC, specializes in working with neurodivergent individuals and families, and she has lived experience understanding what it means to have a different nervous system. She knows firsthand how it can make communication and problem solving harder in a world that expects everyone to work the same way.
In her words: "Success looks different for everyone." Therapy here is about finding what works for you.
What We Can Work On Together
Understanding yourself better after a recent diagnosis or self discovery
Anxiety, low mood, or stress that often comes alongside neurodivergence
Communication in relationships, at work, or with family
Sensory overwhelm and managing daily demands
Burnout and the exhaustion that comes from masking
Building routines and systems that fit how your brain works
What We Can Work On Together
Neurodivergence affects the whole household. Family sessions can help everyone understand each other better, communicate more clearly, and reduce conflict at home.
A Space That Fits You
We want sessions to feel comfortable. If you have sensory needs, communication preferences, or anything that would make the room easier for you, just let us know. We will do our best to make it work.
Serving Bentonville and Northwest Arkansas
Our office on NW Avignon Way in Bentonville is easy to reach from Rogers, Bella Vista, Centerton, and Springdale. We accept BCBS, UHC, UMR, QualChoice, Ambetter, and open access policies, and we offer cash pay rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. Whether you are formally diagnosed, self identified, or still figuring it out, you are welcome here.
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No. The goal is to help you feel better and live the life you want, on your own terms.
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Yes. We offer family counseling for households where one or more members are neurodivergent.