Autism Spectrum Services
Affirming evaluation and therapy that celebrates who your child is while supporting the skills that matter most.
About Autism Spectrum Services
At Connected Path Clinicians, we approach autism as a different — not lesser — way of being in the world. Our autism spectrum services blend clinical expertise with a genuine commitment to neurodiversity-affirming care, honoring each individual’s strengths, communication style, and identity.
Mary Clarke holds the ASDCS (Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist) designation and is trained in the ADOS-2, a gold-standard diagnostic tool, ensuring families receive evaluations and services grounded in both clinical rigor and deep respect.
What sets CPC apart is our integrated co-treatment model. Mary Clarke and Adam Cerri, LCSW collaborate directly — bringing speech-language pathology and licensed clinical mental health services together for clients on the autism spectrum. This means your child or loved one receives coordinated support that addresses communication, social connection, emotional regulation, and mental wellness as one unified plan of care, not separate silos.
Areas of Focus
Social Communication and Connection
Supporting meaningful interaction in ways that feel authentic and safe.
Sensory Processing and Regulation
Understanding sensory profiles and building strategies for daily life.
ADOS-2 Diagnostic Evaluation
Comprehensive, evidence-based assessment to inform diagnosis and planning.
Family and Caregiver Support
Partnering with families to understand, advocate for, and support their loved one.
Who We Serve
We work with children, adolescents, and young adults across the autism spectrum — from newly diagnosed individuals and their families to those who have been navigating autism for years and are seeking more affirming, specialized support. We also serve individuals with Down Syndrome and other neurodivergent profiles who benefit from our strengths-based approach.
Our Approach
Our autism services are designed to celebrate neurodiversity while providing the clinical support individuals and families need. We never ask autistic individuals to mask or conform — instead, we work to build genuine skills, self-understanding, and community. All services are delivered in close partnership with families and support networks.
Services are available in-person and via telehealth. We accept insurance and private pay.
Ready to take the next step?
Contact us today to schedule a consultation.