Families navigating ADHD, autism, sensory differences, learning disabilities and other neurodivergent experiences often need more than just one provider; they need a support system. Across the DC area, families can find mental health clinicians, psychologists, occupational therapists, speech therapists and developmental specialists offering services designed to help neurodivergent children thrive both at home and in school.
Some practices focus on evaluations and diagnoses, while others specialize in ongoing therapy, social skills, executive functioning or school advocacy. Whether your child needs occupational therapy, autism support, behavioral therapy or help navigating school accommodations, these DMV-area providers offer a range of resources for different ages and needs.
Key takeaways
- Zoom out: The DC area offers a wide range of neurodivergent support services including therapy, evaluations and school advocacy.
- Zoom in: Many providers specialize in ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing and executive functioning support. Some practices offer multidisciplinary care that combines therapy, evaluations and school support services.
- The more you know: Early intervention and individualized support plans can help children succeed both academically and socially.
Featured neurodivergent support providers
In this section, Washington Parent advertising partners share their services and support for neurodivergent children and families throughout the DMV.
Kenneth Stefano & Associates
Kenneth Stefano & Associates is a boutique psychology practice specializing in evaluations for ADHD, autism, learning differences and developmental concerns. Their multidisciplinary team provides psychoeducational, developmental and psychological evaluations for children as young as 18 months old, helping families better understand how their child learns and processes information. In addition to evaluations, KSA supports families through school advocacy services including IEP meetings, school conferences and due process hearings. Families often appreciate the practice’s detailed reports and practical recommendations that can be directly applied at school and home.
- Address: 700 King Farm Blvd., Suite 602, Rockville, MD
- Phone: (301) 770-7507
- Best ages: 18 months and older
- Typical visit length: Varies by service
- Cost: Payment plans available; does not accept insurance
More neurodivergent support services
This section features Washington Parent Picks and other highly rated neurodivergent support resources throughout the DMV.
Washington Psychological Wellness
Washington Psychological Wellness earned top recognition in Maryland for its adolescent mental health and therapy services as a 2025 Washington Parent Picks winner in five different categories. Families often seek support for anxiety, ADHD, emotional regulation and teen mental wellness through the practice’s evidence-based and family-centered care approach.
- Address: Rockville and Gaithersburg, MD
- Phone: (301) 769-5878
- Best ages: Tweens through teens
- Typical visit length: 45 minutes-1 hour
- Cost: Varies by provider and insurance coverage
Arbit Counseling
Arbit Counseling supports children, adolescents and families through counseling services designed to address anxiety, ADHD, emotional stress and behavioral concerns. Families appreciate the practice’s individualized and compassionate care approach and they were named a 2025 Washington Parent Picks winner and finalist in several categories.
- Address: 4545 42nd St. NW, Suite 214, Washington, DC
- Phone: (240) 863-2618
- Best ages: Children through teens
- Typical visit length: About one hour
- Cost: Varies by insurance and services
Azalea Mental Health
Azalea Mental Health provides therapy and emotional wellness services for adolescents and families across Maryland. The practice focuses on helping teens build healthy coping skills while supporting emotional and behavioral development and was named a 2025 Washington Parent Picks finalist in three categories.
- Address: 1209 N East St., No. 106, Frederick, MD
- Phone: (240) 788-4812
- Best ages: Adolescents and teens
- Typical visit length: 45 minutes-1 hour
- Cost: Varies by provider and insurance coverage
The Treatment and Learning Centers
The Treatment and Learning Centers (TLC) provides speech therapy, occupational therapy, behavioral support and special education services for children with developmental and learning differences. Their programs support children with autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences and communication challenges through individualized care plans and family-centered support.
- Address: 1390 Piccard Drive, Suites 120 and 210, Rockville, MD
- Phone: (301) 424-5200
- Best ages: Toddlers through teens
- Typical visit length: 45 minutes-1 hour, depending on service
- Cost: Varies by program and insurance coverage
Skill Builders
Skill Builders offers occupational therapy, speech therapy and feeding therapy services for children with sensory, developmental and motor challenges. Their therapists work closely with families to support emotional regulation, executive functioning and communication skills in both clinic and school settings.
- Address: 901 N Washington St., Suite 500, Alexandria, VA
- Phone: (703) 717-9377
- Best ages: Infants through teens
- Typical visit length: 45 minutes-1 hour
- Cost: Accepts some insurance plans; varies by therapy type
Integrated Neurology Services
Integrated Neurology Services offers evaluations and therapy support for children with ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, learning disabilities and developmental delays. Families can access neurology care, neuropsychological evaluations and therapy services in one location, making it easier to coordinate ongoing care.
- Address: 6355 Walker Lane, Alexandria, VA
- Phone: (703) 313-9111
- Best ages: School-age children through teens
- Typical visit length: Varies by appointment type
- Cost: Insurance and self-pay options available
Children’s National
Children’s National offers autism evaluations, developmental screenings and behavioral support services for children across the DMV. Their specialists work with families to create individualized treatment plans while helping parents navigate school and developmental resources.
- Address: 5285 Westview Drive, No. 103, Frederick, MD
- Phone: (301) 682-6661
- Best ages: Toddlers through adolescents
- Typical visit length: Varies by evaluation and therapy type
- Cost: Insurance accepted for many services
Ivymount Outreach Programs
Ivymount Outreach Programs provides social skills groups, autism support and behavioral programs for neurodivergent children, teens and young adults. Families often seek out the organization for its structured social development programs and transition support services.
- Address: 11614 Seven Locks Road, Potomac, MD
- Phone: (301) 469-0223
- Best ages: Elementary through young adult
- Typical visit length: Varies by program
Cost: Program fees vary by service and session type
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