Therapy

We provide psychotherapeutic support with a specialized focus on neurodivergence, particularly for autistic individuals and people with ADHD, in both individual and group therapy settings.
 

As therapy spots—especially with clinicians working in a neuroaffirmative framework and specializing in neurodivergent populations—are limited, we currently do not have availability for individual psychotherapy (with the exception of group-based basic care; see below). Should new places become available, this will be announced in the “News” section on our homepage.
 

Individuals insured under the statutory health system are welcome to join our mailing list (please note: this is not a waiting list). Through this list, we share information about upcoming neuroaffirmative group therapy programs and current research projects. You can register here.
 

Online Group Therapy for Autistic Adults
 

This neuroaffirmative online group program is designed for autistic adults who would like to gain a deeper understanding of their autistic experience and their own neurodivergence.

Many autistic individuals experience the world in distinctive ways, have specific sensory, communicative, and relational needs, and face considerable pressure to adapt in daily life. Within the group, we explore autistic perception, communication styles, stress responses, and needs in a way that fosters understanding, validation, and integration into one’s sense of identity.
 

The program includes psychoeducation on the intersection of autism with stress, chronic exhaustion, anxiety, depression, burnout, and ADHD, as well as practical strategies to reduce overwhelm and strengthen self-awareness and self-advocacy.

The group setting offers a space for shared reflection, mutual recognition, and the experience of not being alone with one’s perceptions and challenges.
 

Who can participate?

Autistic adults (formally diagnosed or self-identified), aged 18 and over, with statutory or private health insurance, or self-funding.
 

Format & Structure

Online group therapy (approximately 8 participants)

Four weekly sessions of 100 minutes each, with the possibility of continuation
 

Dates:
July 3, 2026
July 10, 2026
July 17, 2026
July 24, 2026
 

Time: 
12:00–1:40 pm (online)
 

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