Jenna DeVorePacific Therapy, LLC

Online Therapy · Virginia

Neurodivergent-Affirming Therapy in Virginia

I’m also licensed in Virginia, providing trauma-informed, EMDR, neurodivergent- and LGBTQIA+-affirming online therapy to adults and couples across the Commonwealth, from Northern Virginia and Richmond to Virginia Beach, Charlottesville, Roanoke, and everywhere in between.

Neurodivergent-affirming therapy starts from a simple premise: your brain isn’t broken. Many neurodivergent adults arrive exhausted from years of masking, burnout, and being told to try harder. This is a space to set that down.

Licensed to serve Virginia

Jenna is licensed in Virginia as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (license 0904016547), providing neurodivergent-affirming therapy via secure telehealth to clients across the state.

Affirming, not “fixing”

The goal is never to make you appear more neurotypical. We work to reduce the cost of masking, honor your sensory and processing needs, and build a life that fits your nervous system. Self-understanding and self-compassion replace years of “what’s wrong with me?”

Trauma-aware for neurodivergent lives

Many neurodivergent adults carry trauma from being misunderstood, dismissed, or pushed past their limits. Jenna brings EMDR, parts work, and somatic care to these wounds, with accommodations that make the therapy itself accessible.

Practical regulation that respects your brain

Together we build executive-function scaffolding and regulation tools that work with your wiring, not rigid systems designed for someone else. Flexibility, interest-led pacing, and low-shame strategies are the foundation.

Neurodivergent-Affirming Therapy in Virginia, common questions

Are you licensed to provide neurodivergent-affirming therapy in Virginia?
Yes. Jenna DeVore, LCSW is licensed to practice in Virginia (Licensed Clinical Social Worker, 0904016547) and provides neurodivergent-affirming therapy via secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth to clients throughout the state.
Do I need a formal autism or ADHD diagnosis?
No. Self-identification is valid here. Whether you’re formally diagnosed, exploring, or self-identified, you’re welcome and your experience is taken seriously.
Is this assessment or therapy?
This is affirming therapy and support, not formal diagnostic testing. If assessment is something you want, Jenna can talk through options and referrals with you.

Begin when you’re ready

You don’t have to carry it alone.

Reaching out is the first, hardest step. When you’re ready, you can request an intake appointment and we’ll take it from there.