Service Directory

Autism On the Go — Community, Connection & Peer Support for Adults 18+

Relationships

Find connection, support, and a place to be yourself at Autism On the Go, an Autistic-led community for Autistic and other neurodivergent adults aged 18+. We offer online peer support and social groups, spaces for shared identities and experiences, Spanish-language connection through Aquí Estamos, and community conversations where we learn from one another. Our Autistic Leaders Program offers opportunities to explore your strengths, support others, and contribute in ways that work for you. Leadership can start with understanding yourself—you don’t need to see yourself as a leader to join. No formal diagnosis is required. Whether you want to listen, share, meet people, or get involved, you’re welcome to participate at your own pace. Visit our website to explore upcoming activities and find your place in our community. We offer community and peer support, not clinical treatment or crisis services.

Individual, family and couples counseling. I also do court-ordered counseling. I work with people with issues of anxiety, depression, anger and addiction.

Kellyn Brooks LLC

Mental Health

I provide individual therapy to people (ages 14+) struggling with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem/low self-confidence, PTSD, and grief/bereavement. I utilize ACT, DBT, and somatic-based therapies in my practice.

Mental Health Peer Services of Greater Fort Worth

Mental Health

Mental Health Peer Services of Greater Fort Worth was created around a simple idea: people deserve support from others who truly understand, and they deserve that support provided in an accessible way. We believe lived experience matters. Our groups are led by trained and certified peer professionals who bring not only knowledge and skills, but also their own experience with mental health challenges, recovery, and neurodivergence. We are a peer-led community built on mutual respect and the belief that no one should have to face difficult experiences alone. We currently offer support for adults experiencing mental health and recovery challenges, women's specific groups, groups for autistic, neurodivergent, bipolar, CPTSD, 2E, and intellectually or developmentally disabled adults. No diagnosis required- self identification is completely valid.

Our Grief Path

Bereavement/Loss

I am a grief counselor and use mindfulness, somatic inquiry, and explorative dialogue to help clients navigate the land of loss. My orientation is that grief is not a problem to be solved, but a transformational opportunity to be embraced. As the poet Rumi says, "The wound is where the light enters you." The first step on the grief path is learning to turn toward our wound with care, kindness, and curiosity. As we develop this new relationship with loss, we naturally begin to move toward healing.