Neurodivergent-led therapy for burnout, identity, and relationships
Trying so hard shouldn't feel this exhausting
I’m Marlee (she/they), an AuDHD therapist. I provide online therapy across Australia for women, trans, and non-binary adults who are queer or questioning, neurodivergent, and ready to make sense of their burnout, identity, and relationships.
It’s important for you to know that you are not broken. Becoming clearer on who you actually are can feel disorienting, lonely, and exhausting. My job isn’t to give you more coping skills or track symptoms. It’s to help you connect with who you are and clear the barriers that got in the way.
Core Principles of My Practice
Therapy is never neutral. It is always political. I commit to:
Being neurodiversity affirming by rejecting the pathology paradigm and celebrating and honouring ADHD, autism, and other neurotypes
Practicing fat liberation by rejecting weight stigma and body-shame and using Health at Every Size (HAES®) principles
Being LGBTQIAP+ affirming and exploring and celebrating identity while actively fighting for the rights of queer community
Being trauma and violence informed by working to ensure that my services don’t perpetuate or replicate harmful power dynamics
Marlee Greer
(she/they)
I am an AuDHD therapist and educator who lives and works at the intersections of neurodivergence, queerness, chronic illness and disability.
I’ve been through therapy myself, which means I know what it’s like to be called ‘too much’ or ‘too sensitive’ and to feel like I just needed to try harder.
I don’t do blank slate neutrality. I’m direct, warm and a little irreverent. If you’ve ever been told you’re ‘too much,’ we’ll probably get along.
I also hold white, sighted, and educational privilege and I work to use that access to dismantle the systems that harm us.