Onondaga County, New York
ADHD and Neurodiversity Affirming Therapy in Syracuse, NY
Neurodiversity-affirming therapy for ADHD and late-diagnosed adults, virtual for residents of Syracuse, NY.
ADHD and Neurodiversity Affirming Therapy, Syracuse
ADHD and neurodiversity affirming therapy treats neurodivergence as a difference to understand, not a deficit to fix, including late diagnosis and autistic adults. Clients in Syracuse, part of Onondaga County, meet virtually on a HIPAA-secure platform, so a rural or suburban address is never the reason support is out of reach. Syracuse is home to roughly 148,620 residents.
Meghan Cobham, MHC-LP, is provisionally licensed in New York State and practices under the supervision of Ryan Sforza, LMHC-D.
"I built this practice to be reachable no matter which corner of New York you're calling from. Virtual care means the same WPATH-aligned, trauma-informed work is available whether you're in a city center or a rural county with no specialized practice nearby."
— Meghan Cobham, MHC-LP
What to Expect in Syracuse
- Affirming framing from the first session: differences, not deficits.
- Practical executive-function and sensory-regulation strategy.
- Space for the grief, anger, and relief that often come with diagnosis.
- Unmasking work paced to your safety and life context.
- Referrals to specialty assessment if formal diagnosis is part of your goals.