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About Me

I am Dr. Hayes. I bring a warm, inviting, and affirming presence to therapy, creating a safe space for clients to feel understood and supported. At the same time, I challenge individuals to step into growth and make meaningful changes that align with their goals and values. I invite you to embrace change and flourish.

My practice focuses on trauma- specifically relational and attachment trauma. This often intersects with neurodivergence and addiction, but we work with anyone and everyone.

I bring my personal and professional experience into the room. I am Autistic and ADHD (late diagnosed) and a parent of Neurodivergent kids. I have experience working with homeschool families and we homeschool our children so I can understand what it’s like for the parent and the kids!

If you want more information on Dr. Hayes’ career and professional experiences click here.

Meet the Team

Megan McConnell

Marriage and Family Therapy Associate (KY)
Tina Hacker

Marriage and Family Therapy Associate (KY)
Barbara McCoy

Targeted Case Manager (KY)

“Therapy should be both supportive and transformative, helping clients uncover strengths and make meaningful changes in their lives.””

— Dr. Hayes

Neurodivergence philosophy

We believe that autism, ADHD and other neurodivergent “disorders” are made for a world that either doesn’t exist any more or we have yet to achieve. US Medicine pathologizes biological and cultural diversity and we do not align with that. We will diagnose for medical necessity and insurance billing but our treatment is neuroaffirming.

Most ADHD kids and adults have a life long of being in trouble, lots of worries, feeling blamed/being blamed, relationship issues, parenting inconsistency, impulsive behaviors, and many more negative things.

This is because society doesn’t understand ADHD.What we have learned in the last 5-10 years about ADHD is profound.

The mental health world has drastically change. Work with professionals that are up-to-date to give you the peace of mind that you are working with competencies.

Not all therapy is the same.

Autism - We have learned even more about autism and especially autism in women. Women are often misdiagnosed with anxiety, BPD, when it’s in fact, autism.

More women and men 35 and up are being diagnosed post the pandemic.

If you think you may have ADHD or Autism, or both and need support.

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