Rhiannon Theurer Talks about her book “The Neurodivergence Skills Workbook for Teens”

Thursday January 8th   7:00 to 8:00 pm

      Join Rhiannon Theurer, local psychotherapist and author of The Neurodivergence Workbook for Teens, for a discussion on neurodivergence. More and more people are exploring this empowering framework to better understand how their brains and bodies work. But understanding that you are neurodivergent is only the first step. How do you cope in a world that can be both too much and too little for your senses and emotions? How do you affirm yourself in a world that is often not supportive? Rhiannon’s new workbook draws upon Dialectical Behavior Therapy to offer concrete tools to help teens embrace their neurodivergence, handle difficult emotions, and improve relationships with others — while creating a life that is meaningful for you, on your own terms. The workbook is also useful for parents, teachers, and clinicians who want to better understand neurodivergence.

     Rhiannon is a neurodivergent licensed marriage and family therapist who has worked with teens and adults in a variety of settings, from crisis work to schools. She runs a private therapy practice in Ashland.