Scott specializes in working with clients on the autism spectrum and their families and partners. His work is based on the position that autism is not a pathological condition, and that many or even most of the challenges faced by people on the autism spectrum are due to the social reactions of others. He can help you reach more fair and accurate perceptions of yourself, your situation, and those around you. Scott offers psychosocial education about what people tend to think and feel and why, working from a foundation of genuine concern for and support of your social and emotional needs. He won’t devalue or delegitimize you or your diagnosis, because he has one, too. He’s experienced various challenges of being on the autism spectrum, and he can help you with yours.