Malori Evans (Autistic/Adhd)
Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, #153124
The Big Feelings Guide
→ Totally gets that your emotions aren’t “too much”—just unspoken truths waiting to be unpacked.
“Your emotions aren’t too much. They’re trying to tell you something.”
Malori gets that the world often treats sensitive people like they’re the problem—but that’s not how she sees it.
She works with teens who feel everything deeply: the anger, the anxiety, the “why am I crying again?” moments.
Her therapy style is warm, curious, and validating—she’s not here to fix you. She’s here to help you understand what’s underneath and feel less alone in the process.
If you’ve ever been told you’re “too much,” Malori might be exactly who you need to meet.
Malori's Quirks & Special Interests:
"I’m an autistic ADHDer who loves working with neurodivergent teens."
"Wicked is my comfort show—I’ll sing along without realizing it."
"I’m all about reparenting my inner child with softness and humor."
"I love all animals—especially the weird and misunderstood ones."
Nancy Rushing (Autistic/Adhd)
The Overwhelm Whisperer
→ Calm, grounding, helps you sort through the swirl without pressure.
“You don’t have to explain why it’s all too much. I already get it.”
Nancy knows what shutdowns feel like—the fog, the freeze, the swirl of everything.
Her style is calm, grounded, and pressure-free. Whether you’re trying to untangle sensory overload, manage burnout, or just make it through the week without falling apart, Nancy’s here to help you slow it down, make space, and actually feel understood.
If talking feels hard, that’s okay. You don’t have to have the words ready. Nancy brings deep experience and real patience—and she never asks you to mask.
Nancy's Quirks & Special Interests:
Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, #149167
"I feel things deeply (sounds, emotions, all of it)—being a Highly Sensitive Person means I notice everything."
"I’m super curious—I love figuring out the 'why' behind things."
"I’m into cats, music, relationships, and anything that gets me thinking about people and meaning."
"I’m a mix of rule-follower and outside-the-box thinker."
Lea Choi (Autistic/Adhd)
Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, #151193
The Communication Decoder
→ Helps you say what you mean and actually feel heard—especially in tricky relationships.
“You know what you mean. Let’s help the world hear it.”
Lea understands how complicated communication can get—especially when people don’t listen the way you need them to.
She helps neurodivergent teens and families get unstuck from the same old loops.
Whether you’re struggling to explain how you feel, can’t get your parents to understand, or just want to stop masking in your own house, Lea’s here to help you express yourself without shutting down.
Her sessions are safe, sensory-aware, and full of space to figure things out at your own pace.
Lea's Quirks & Special Interests:
"🎲 I'm a Big fan of fantasy worlds—books, D&D campaigns, and anything a little magical or strange."
"You’ll usually find me sketching, painting, or wandering a Renaissance festival in full costume."
"🎧 My playlist is packed with 90s hip-hop, grunge, EDM, and more—plus a soft spot for K-pop and K-dramas."
"I'm Into theater, improv, and the kind of comedy that lets you be unapologetically weird."
Tamala Takahashi (Adhd)
Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist. AMFT Registered Professional Clinical Counselor
The Calm-Through-the-Chaos Therapist
→ Helps you untangle all the thoughts and feelings when life feels like too much.
"You don’t have to explain everything perfectly—I’ll meet you where you are."
Tamala knows what it’s like to feel out of sync with the world around you. She’s been there—late-diagnosed ADHD herself, and surrounded by neurodivergent voices in her family.
She works with teens who are constantly masking, shutting down, or feeling like they’re “too sensitive” for the world. Whether you're burnt out, socially exhausted, or just trying to understand your brain, Tamala helps you slow things down and feel safe showing up as yourself.
Her sessions are pressure-free and totally judgment-free. You don’t need to have the words or a plan—just bring your real self.
Jory Wilson (Adhd)
Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist. AMFT
The Shame-Spiral Specialist.
→ “You aren't broken; you're just trying to survive a world that that's hard to connect to.”
Jory has an incredible, natural connection with young men who feel like they’ve spent their entire lives playing a character just to fit in. He deeply understands the exhausting identity struggle of being a teen AND being neurodivergent—that constant tension between wanting to belong and the desperate need to discover who you are separate from your family’s expectations.
Whether you’re a "square peg" trying to jam yourself into a round hole or you’ve simply stopped trying because the weight of world has become too heavy, Jory provides a space where you don’t have to translate your brain to be understood.
He isn’t afraid of the messy stuff, particularly the heavy gravity of the "secret self" and the cycle of addiction. Jory views addiction not as a moral failure, but as a "monster" that feeds on isolation and a maladaptive attempt to regulate an overwhelmed nervous system.
He helps his clients move through the essential, often overlooked process of grieving their struggles—acknowledging the pain of the past and the "versions" of themselves they lost to the chaos so they can finally stop fighting their own wiring and start working with it.
Jory’s Quirks & Special Interests:
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"I’m a former MMA fighter, so I know a thing or two about taking a hit and getting back up."
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"I’ve spent time as a stand-up comedian—I believe humor is often the best way to handle the truth."
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"I have personally walked the 12-step recovery path, so I know exactly what it’s like to be in the rooms."
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"Visual checklists and structured sessions are my jam—clear steps beat 'therapy fog' every time."
All of our therapists are:
Supervised by Dr. Harry Motro, LMFT #53452
Employed by New Path Family of Therapy Centers