Affirming care and support for neurodivergent folks of all ages in Northern virginia.

Upcoming events and groups!

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    Vision Board Workshop Series

    January 7, 14, 21, 28 from 5:30-7pm

    Come start of 2026 with art making and community! This in person workshop will be held the first four weeks of January. Bring your creativity and we will supply the rest. Participants will be able to create their own vision board and have space to imagine their goals and dreams for 2026.

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    Body Doubling Support Group

    Mondays and Thursdays from 10:30- noon

    Do you struggle to complete your to-do list or would you like a space dedicated to completing tasks with no judgement? In this body doubling group you can externalize your needs, tackle your to-do list, and talk through the tasks you want to get done. Let’s do this together!

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    Women with ADHD group

    Thursday from 4-5:30 for 8 weeks starting January 14th

    Come create and connect with other women and AFAB people who experience ADHD. This virtual group will be held weekly and will focus on different themes such as overwhelm, executive functioning, sensory experiences, and more.

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Why Kaleidoscope?

A kaleidoscope is beautiful and ever changing, just like our brains. But, if you look through the wrong end, it can look like a garbled mess. It isn’t that the kaleidoscope is broken, just that we aren’t viewing it correctly. Many people come to therapy feeling like they are broken or like they don’t belong. Some can keep up the appearance of having it all together while others are in full burnout mode. The world, life, and circumstances has them looking through the wrong end of a kaleidoscope.

As neurodivergent, creative therapists, we take the approach that all brains are beautiful and we are not here to change who you are. We focus on providing therapy and support to neurodivergent children, teens, adults, and families in Northern Virginia. Instead of looking for things to fix, our therapists will work with you to gain awareness and understanding so that you can embrace all parts of yourself, learn how to accept and accommodate those things that need support, and live life on your terms. Essentially, we want to help you to look through the correct end of your kaleidoscope!

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Meet the Team

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    Christina Hagemeier

    Compassionate ~ Quirky ~ Tell-it-like-it-is

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    Haley Kroll

    Warm ~ Supportive ~ Joyful

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    Nicole Fisher

    Curious ~ Intuitive ~ Present

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    Angel Evins

    Flexible ~ Empathic ~ Down-to-earth

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What we believe

At Kaleidoscope we practice from a neruodivergent affirming, trauma-informed, social justice lens. We value curiosity, collaboration and community. We believe that each person is the expert on themselves and we never ask a client to change who they are. We believe in disrupting the systems that exist that do not serve all people and that everyone deserves access to care.

All brains are beautiful