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service levels

  • Occupational therapy (OT) treatment*

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  • As-needed OT consultation*

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  • Organization coaching

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*may be reimbursable by health insurance

  • Diverge Community Membership

    • ​​Access to group discussions, educational content, and neurodivergent-specific community groups.  â€‹

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(RESUMES 2025)

  • "Embracing Neurodiversity in the Workplace" presentation series

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  • Management consultation

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  • Employee consultation

INDIVIDUAL

ot treatment

Our occupational therapists partner with you to address the things you want to do, need to do, and are expected to do. We work with everyday people on everyday things to improve everyday life. Our therapists are cognitive experts and are equipped with the latest and best research to improve daily functioning for neurodivergent individuals.  Occupational therapy treatment can occur at home, virtually, or in the community. ​​​Treatment focuses on maximizing your autonomy, safety, and satisfaction in daily life. 

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organization coaching

Have you tried again and again to get your life in order but it never seems to last? At Diverge, we offer more than just one-time organization services to get your place in order. We offer coaching to help you learn about your strengths, anticipate challenges, and develop yourself as a lifelong, functional organizer. We will also organize alongside you to teach you the tricks of the trade in a safe, motivating environment. In-person or virtual. 

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COMMUNITY

diverge community membership

UPDATED MEMBERSHIP LAUNCHES SUMMER 2024

WORKPLACE

workplace

Research shows that neurodivergent individuals bring distinct strengths to workplaces and teams. Despite this, neurodivergent individuals are underemployed and report a myriad of difficulties at work. We provide evidence-based, neurodiversity-affirming training and consultation to promote inclusion and success for both employees and employers.

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