A trusted clinical partner for your most complex neurodivergent clients — with the credentials, the co-treatment model, and the communication to back it up.
Connected Path Clinicians is a multidisciplinary clinical group practice specializing in neurodivergent pediatric, adolescent, and young adult populations. We partner with physicians, educators, psychologists, and allied health professionals to deliver coordinated, whole-child care — and we keep you informed every step of the way.
Why Refer to CPC
1. Clinical Credibility
Our clinical team holds advanced credentials across speech-language pathology and licensed clinical social work — including specialized designations in autism spectrum disorder (ASDCS), ADHD (ADHD-CCSP), and gold-standard diagnostic training (ADOS-2). Every service we provide is evidence-based, rigorously documented, and grounded in current best practice. When you refer to CPC, you can be confident your clients are in expert hands.
2. The Co-Treatment Model
CPC operates on a true co-treatment model. Mary Clarke, M.S., CCC-SLP and Adam Cerri, LCSW collaborate directly on shared clients — aligning goals, sharing observations, and coordinating care in real time across speech-language and mental health disciplines. This means your clients receive integrated support that addresses communication, emotional regulation, and mental wellness as one unified plan — not fragmented, siloed care.
3. Responsive Communication
We understand that the quality of a referral relationship depends on communication. At CPC, we maintain ongoing contact with referring providers throughout a client’s care — keeping you informed of progress, plan adjustments, and clinical findings. You will never refer a client to CPC and lose visibility into their care.
Clinical Credentials
| Clinician | Credentials & Specializations |
|---|---|
| Mary Clarke, M.S., CCC-SLPASDCS · ADHD-CCSP · CCTP I & II · ADOS-2 Certified | Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist specializing in autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, trauma, and complex communication needs in neurodivergent children and young adults. Holds the ASDCS (Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist) designation and ADHD-CCSP credential. ADOS-2 certified evaluator for gold-standard autism diagnostic assessment. Licensed in Delaware. |
| Adam Cerri, LCSWLicensed Clinical Social Worker | Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in trauma-informed, neurodiversity-affirming mental health care for children, adolescents, young adults, and families. Experienced in co-treatment models integrating mental health and speech-language services for neurodivergent populations. Licensed in Delaware. |
Services Available for Your Clients
Speech-Language Services
Individualized evaluation and therapy for neurodivergent children and young adults presenting with expressive/receptive language delays, pragmatic and social communication challenges, AAC needs, articulation, fluency, and feeding/swallowing concerns.
Learn more →ADHD Services
Multidisciplinary support for clients with ADHD diagnoses or suspected ADHD profiles — addressing executive function, self-advocacy, school and family collaboration, and communication strategies. Delivered in coordination with families and educational teams.
Learn more →Autism Spectrum Services
Strengths-based evaluation and therapy for clients across the autism spectrum, including ADOS-2 diagnostic evaluation, social communication intervention, sensory processing support, and family/caregiver partnership. Integrated co-treatment available.
Learn more →Mental Health Services
Trauma-informed individual and group therapy for neurodivergent children, adolescents, young adults, and families. Evidence-based modalities tailored to each client’s neurodivergent profile, history, and goals.
Learn more →Independent Educational Evaluations (IEEs)
Comprehensive, independent evaluations for clients whose families disagree with a school district’s assessment. Accepted at public expense or private pay. Written reports and results conferences provided. IEP team communication supported.
Learn more →Professional Training
Expert-led training for clinical teams, educational staff, and community organizations on neurodiversity-affirming practices, trauma-informed care, ADHD and autism in educational settings, and communication strategies for diverse learners.
Learn more →Who We Serve
Client Population
- Neurodivergent children, adolescents, and young adults
- Autism spectrum disorder (all levels of support need)
- ADHD and related executive function profiles
- Down syndrome and other neurodevelopmental conditions
- Complex communication needs
- Trauma histories intersecting with neurodivergence
- Families and caregivers seeking support alongside their child
Who Refers to CPC
- Pediatricians and primary care physicians
- Psychologists and neuropsychologists
- Schools, special education teams, and IEP coordinators
- Occupational therapists and other allied health professionals
- Mental health clinicians seeking integrated co-treatment partners
- Hospitals and early intervention programs
Geography & Delivery
- Serving Delaware and surrounding states
- In-person and telehealth services available
- Insurance accepted and private pay options available
Communication You Can Count On
We know that a referral is an act of trust. When you send a client to CPC, you are putting your professional relationship with that family on the line. We take that seriously.
Our commitment to every referring provider:
- Timely acknowledgment of every referral received
- Confirmation when a referred client has been scheduled
- Ongoing communication throughout the client’s care — not just at intake and discharge
- Written reports and clinical findings shared with referring providers as appropriate and with client consent
- Availability for consultation and case collaboration
- A direct point of contact at CPC for any questions or concerns
Ready to refer a client to CPC?
Or want to discuss whether CPC is the right fit for a specific client? We’d welcome the conversation.