So You’re Neurodiverse Group Therapy in Michigan
Please join us every Saturday morning for a sensory friendly, inclusive, and authentic group to understand, learn, and grow.
Group Overview:
Led by a neurodiverse therapist, this group aims to help you:
- Connect with other individuals who understand and share similar experiences
- Explore neurodiversity’s impact on your life
- Discuss meaningful topics, such as:
- Understanding how your brain functions
- Self-image, self-worth, and confidence
- Interpersonal relationships and communication
- Learning and processing differences
- Sharing your story in a safe, confidential space
- Gaining practical life tools and coping skills for emotional wellness, relationships, emotional
dysregulation, and more
Participants: Individuals ages 21-80 who are diagnosed, identify, or believe they may be neurodiverse. Example conditions may include: autism spectrum disorder; attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD); dyslexia; dyscalculia; dysgraphia; dyspraxia; executive functioning disorders; social anxiety; tourette’s syndrome; sensory processing disorder (SPD); obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD); and trauma.
Cost: Insurance and self-pay are accepted
When: Virtual sessions on Saturdays from 10 to 11 a.m., starting February 7, 2026
Facilitator:
Skye Monforton, LPC, is dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate life’s challenges with confidence and resilience.
Getting Started
To Register:
Please call 248-846-8345 or complete the below form and our Intake team will contact you.
Initial Assessment May Be Required
An initial assessment with the group therapy leader may be required to determine if the group is a good fit for the participant.
Mckenze’s Group Form No consent
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Call to get registered for the So You’re Neurodiverse Group Therapy in Michigan
248-846-8345Virtual Online Sessions
Call Now: 248-846-8345The So You’re Neurodiverse Group Therapy is being offered via Virtual Online Sessions, and is not meeting in-person at this time. An Internet connected device will be required. Specific directions on accessing the sessions will be provided after your registration is completed.
If you have any additional questions please call: 248-846-8345.
Virtual Sessions Available for all Michigan Residents
Participating Providers
Michelle Monforton
LPC
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