Therapy for ADHD & Neurodivergent Professionals in Indiana
Across Indianapolis and Indiana, there are thousands of highly capable professionals whose brains work differently than the environments they operate in. Many are entrepreneurs, creatives, healthcare professionals, and executives who built careers on intelligence, drive, and the ability to think in ways others don't — while quietly managing the parts of ADHD or neurodivergence that make everyday systems harder than they should be.
For many Indianapolis adults, the ADHD diagnosis came late — or never came at all. What they have instead is a lifetime of being told they were too scattered, too sensitive, or not reaching their potential. Therapy offers a place to finally understand how your brain actually works, and to build ways of functioning that support it rather than constantly fighting against it.
Both Sue Shekut, LCPC, SEP and Erin Braden, LCPC provide telehealth therapy for adults with ADHD and neurodivergent professionals throughout Indianapolis and Indiana.
Who we work with in Indianapolis:
- Adults with ADHD at any stage of diagnosis
- Neurodivergent professionals including autistic adults
- Creative professionals with ADHD
- Entrepreneurs and founders with ADHD
- Healthcare and life sciences professionals
- Adults experiencing burnout from masking
- Professionals navigating late ADHD diagnosis
Common reasons Indianapolis professionals seek ADHD therapy:
- Inconsistent productivity and hyperfocus cycles
- Difficulty with organization despite high ability
- Emotional dysregulation and rejection sensitivity
- Exhaustion from masking in professional settings
- Relationship challenges related to ADHD patterns
- Shame from years of underperforming relative to potential
- Identity questions following late diagnosis
- Burnout from constant overcompensation
Therapy at RTPC focuses on working with how your brain naturally functions — not trying to make you neurotypical. Both Sue and Erin are licensed in Indiana and accept clients throughout Indianapolis, Carmel, Bloomington, Fort Wayne, South Bend, and across Indiana via telehealth.