The Collective
Finding an affirming provider can be stressful and overwhelming, so let us do the hard part for you! Our providers are carefully screened and selected for entry into the collective to ensure that each provider possesses and demonstrates our core values.
Browse our provider directory or reach out to the collective for more assistance.
Please note that each SYNC provider is an independent business. Each provider's services are represented by their own practice license, policies, and practice style.
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Clinical Psychological Assessments
360-467-9317
Dr. Ann Clawson (she/her)
I specialize in comprehensive psychological assessments across the lifespan with a focus on autism and ADHD. I see people as young as 18 months all the way through late adulthood. Using a neurodiversity-affirming collaborative approach, I can help you better understand yourself and your child and equip you with practical tools to achieve your goals at school, work, home, and in the community. I combine a positive philosophy and strong educational background with an understanding of how to navigate real-world systems to empower you and your child to thrive. I provide trainings to other professionals on how to better understand neurodivergent youth and am excited about collaborating with like-minded professionals.
SYNC Member
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
(360) 207-3317
Dr. Sara E. O'Neil Woods (she/her)
I specialize in comprehensive psychological assessments across the lifespan with a focus on autism and ADHD. I see people as young as 18 months all the way through late adulthood. Using a neurodiversity-affirming collaborative approach, I can help you better understand yourself and your child and equip you with practical tools to achieve your goals at school, work, home, and in the community. I combine a positive philosophy and strong educational background with an understanding of how to navigate real-world systems to empower you and your child to thrive. I provide trainings to other professionals on how to better understand neurodivergent youth and am excited about collaborating with like-minded professionals.
SYNC Member
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Speech-Language Therapy
(360)-728-5775
Founding Member
Speech-Language Pathologist
Mary Coburn (she/her)
I'm a certified and licensed speech-language pathologist with over 15 years of experience, including 10 years in private practice. As a Hanen Certified provider trained in SOS Feeding and the Collaborative & Proactive Solutions (CPS) model, I specialize in early intervention, parent coaching, social communication, executive functioning, and feeding skills. As a neurodivergent professional and parent, I bring both clinical expertise and lived experience to my work, creating affirming spaces where children can grow with confidence and authenticity.
(360)-350-2220
SYNC Mentoree
Speech-Language Pathologist
Crys Hassler (they/them)
I’m a queer and neurodivergent speech therapist who believes in meeting each client where they are and building trust through a whole-person, strengths-based approach. Since 2021, I’ve supported families in understanding and empowering their children, with a focus on presuming competence and honoring each child’s unique voice. I have extensive experience with AAC for non-speaking and minimally speaking individuals, and I also support transgender and gender-diverse youth in developing affirming voices.
(360) 545-3072
SYNC Member
Speech-Language Pathologist
Claire Runge (she/her)
I prioritize connection over compliance. Gestalt language processors are of particular interest to me, as is working with autistic children and their families to grow self-generated language. I meet my clients and families where they are and use a strengths-based approaches to speech-language development. I enjoy working closely with families to address their goals while honoring their child's uniqueness.
Occupational Therapy
Co-Founding Member
Occupational Therapist
Samantha Trout (she/her)
I have worked in both medical and school settings. Becoming a parent, embracing my own family's neurodiversity, and connecting with my clients has guided my practice as an occupational therapist. I address all areas of participation difficulty - developmental skills, activities of daily living, self-regulation, independent living skills and community participation. I specialize in pediatrics and sensory integration.
Mental Health Counseling
(603) 312-7904
Alexis Roberson (she/her)
SYNC Member
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
Navigating neurodivergence in a family can be tricky! In some cases, mental health is impacted, and things become even more complex. Many of the traditional approaches to parenting can send everyone into a tailspin, with an increase in stress, frustration, and overwhelm. With rich personal experience parenting in a neurodivergent household, in addition to a long career of compassionately supporting families in my psychotherapy practice, I pride myself on being a person who understands the intricacies of neurodiversity and actively fosters inclusivity and empowerment. Let’s do this!
(360) 939-1277
Ivy Renschler (she/her)
SYNC Member
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
Approved Clinical Supervisor
Registered Play Therapist
As a Registered Play Therapist, AutPlay Provider and Licensed Mental Health Counselor, as well as managing neurodiversity in my own household, I have been immersed in this culture for over 2 decades. I use a wide variety of therapeutic methods to help clients and families meet their goals. My focus is about connecting with the needs of the child before trying to correct behaviors. Behavior is communication and all children deserve to be heard. It's an honor to be on this journey with so many!
Adult Coaching & Consulting
Adriann Theis (she/her)
SYNC Member
Neurodivergent Coach & Consultant
As a neurodivergent coach for midlife women and fellow ND folks, I bring lived experience, and a deep understanding of what it means to unlearn perfectionism, masking, and people-pleasing—and start embracing your true self. Diagnosed with ADHD, OCD, and PTSD at 49 while navigating menopause, I know what it’s like to feel overwhelmed yet “high-functioning.” That turning point led me to a life and career rooted in authenticity, compassion, and alignment. I offer a safe, nonjudgmental space to explore what works for your brain and body—whether it's building a neurodivergent-friendly career, setting sustainable goals, or simply learning to be kinder to yourself.