
AutPlay Therapy®
What is AutPlay Therapy®?
AutPlay Therapy® integrates the therapeutic powers of play with evidence-based techniques to address the mental health needs of neurodivergent children. Through both structured and unstructured play, children can explore their emotions, build social skills, and develop strategies to navigate challenges—all in a safe and supportive environment that is created specifically for them.
Who is AutPlay Therapy® For?
This approach is designed for neurodivergent children, including those with autism, ADHD, sensory differences, learning disabilities, and other developmental or neurological variations. It’s also beneficial for children experiencing anxiety, social difficulties, or significant life changes.
AutPlay Therapy® is about more than addressing challenges—it’s about celebrating the potential and individuality of every child. Together, we can help your child build confidence, resilience, and emotional well-being.

If you believe you or a family member may exhibit characteristics of neurodiversity and have yet to obtain a confirmation diagnosis, please see our page about evaluations to discuss comprehensive assessment services tailored to meet your needs in obtaining medical, social, educational, or workplace supports.

Why Work with a Certified AutPlayTherapy® Provider?
As a Certified AutPlay Therapy® Provider, specialized training and expertise to support neurodiverse children effectively and respectfully are delivered to your child. The therapist's understanding of neurodiversity ensures that therapy is not only evidence-based but also affirms your child’s unique identity and strengths. We aim to create a space where they feel safe to express themselves and develop the tools they need to thrive socially and emotionally.
AutPlay® Therapy bridges your RTX therapist's training experiences as a Registered Play Therapist™ and a Licensed Specialist in School Psychology and allows for a unique perspective into delivering this high-quality neuro-developmental treatment.
This service is covered by insurance plans.
See Fees & Insurance page.