Erika Eisenberg is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with significant experience, specializing in supporting individuals who are late diagnosed, self-diagnosed, or exploring the possibilities of autism and ADHD. Her clients often navigate the complexities of societal rejection and marginalization that neurodivergent individuals face, especially those who have masked their traits or struggled within unaccommodating systems. Erika works with sensitive, hyper-empathic individuals dealing with trauma, offering a safe space to explore and understand their experiences. She guides clients in diminishing shame and overcoming internalized ableism, while fostering self-compassion, understanding, acceptance, and authenticity. Her expertise includes working with a variety of issues, such as anxiety, PTSD, and complex trauma, and she utilizes diverse therapeutic modalities including EMDR, trauma-focused therapy, Internal Family Systems, and more. With 18 years of practice experience and a personal journey with AuDHD, Erika emphasizes the importance of being authentically oneself—fully seen, heard, and understood. She collaborates with clients to attune deeply to their needs, feelings, values, and goals, ensuring that together they navigate towards healing and growth.