About
A therapist’s guide to navigating care, identity, and ethics with late-diagnosed ADHD and autistic adults in an increasingly complex clinical and cultural climate. As increasing numbers of adults are diagnosed with ADHD or autism later in life, therapists are being called to provide responsive, identity-affirming, and ethically grounded care. In this virtual course, Amber Priestley, LMFT, CIMHP, CCTP, offers practical tools and deeper clinical insight to support late-diagnosed neurodivergent clients - many of whom have long faced masking, burnout, identity grief, and barriers to care. About Amber Priestley: The Founder of Skill Spark Therapy and a Business Coach at the Savvy Therapist, Amber Priestley, LMFT, CIMHP, CCTP, specializes in trauma, neurodivergence, holistic health, and wellness. As a neurodivergent person herself, Amber is passionate about helping others explore their true authentic selves and creating lives in alignment with their needs. This talk has pre-approved CE hours from the following boards: - 3 hours and meets requirements for 3 Ethics and 3 Cultural Responsiveness credits from the MN Board of Social Work (CEP-2403) - 3 hours, including 3 Ethics and 3 Cultural Competency hours from the MN Board of Marriage and Family Therapy (2026-269) - 3 hours from the MN Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy for LPCs & LPCCs (2026.CE.251)