"Your Path to Healing Begins Here"

You either walk inside your story and own it or you stand outside your story and hustle for your worthiness.

We do not all begin life from the same place. Our experiences are shaped by our identities, relationships, communities, and the systems we move through. Many of us carry burdens we never chose—body shame, discrimination, trauma, chronic stress, anxiety, depression, or the pressure to be someone other than who we are.

When life feels overwhelming, it can be easy to lose connection with yourself, your values, and the things that bring meaning to your life. If you're struggling, you are not alone. Healing is not about fixing what is wrong with you; it is about understanding your experiences, honoring your strengths, and creating space for growth, healing, and self-compassion.

At Mindful Path Counseling, I believe each person's journey is unique. Rather than focusing on who you "should" be, we work collaboratively to explore what has shaped you, how your experiences have impacted your well-being, and what support you need to move forward. Together, we will develop practical tools for navigating life's challenges while building a deeper sense of self-trust, resilience, and connection.

My work is grounded in the belief that healing happens within the context of your whole story. I honor the influence of relationships, culture, identity, trauma, and systemic barriers while helping you reconnect with your own wisdom, strengths, and capacity for change.

Whether you are navigating body image concerns, anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, chronic stress, or life transitions, therapy can provide a space to feel seen, supported, and empowered. You deserve care that recognizes your inherent worth and helps you create a life that feels authentic, meaningful, and aligned with your values.

If you're ready to begin that journey, we're here to walk alongside you.


New Group Offering

Neurospicy Scenic Path: A Therapy Group for Neurodivergent Women

A 12‑session, six-month therapeutic journey for women whose brains take the scenic route.

Many neurodivergent women move through the world with deep intuition, creativity, sensitivity, and complexity — and also with exhaustion, overwhelm, masking, and a lifetime of feeling “different.” If your brain doesn’t follow the straight line everyone else seems to walk, you’re not alone. You’re neurospicy — and your scenic path deserves to be honored, understood, and supported.

The Neurospicy Scenic Path is a therapy group for women who identify as neurodivergent in any way: ADHD, autistic, AuDHD, PDA‑profiled, sensory‑sensitive, learning‑disabled, or simply “wired differently.” If your nervous system is intense, intuitive, easily overwhelmed, deeply feeling, or beautifully nonlinear — this group is for you.

🌼 What This Group Offers

A supportive, structured, somatic‑informed space where neurodivergent women can:

  • Understand their nervous system and why it works the way it does

  • Explore masking, burnout, rejection sensitivity, and emotional intensity

  • Build shame‑free skills for regulation, communication, and self‑trust

  • Connect with other neurodivergent women who “get it”

  • Learn ACT‑based tools that meet your brain where it actually is

  • Experience community without pressure to perform or “be fine”

This group blends psychoeducation, mindfulness, somatic practices, and values‑based work to help you navigate your unique terrain with more clarity and compassion.

🌱 Who This Group Is For

Women (cis and trans) and femmes who identify with any of the following:

  • ADHD

  • Autism

  • AuDHD

  • Sensory processing differences

  • Learning disabilities

  • PDA profiles

  • Twice‑exceptional traits

  • Chronic masking

  • Emotional intensity or rejection sensitivity

  • Feeling “too much,” “too sensitive,” or “too different”

  • A lifetime of being misunderstood or misdiagnosed

If you’ve ever felt like you’re walking through life on a different trail than everyone else — this group is designed for you.

🌙 What Makes This Group Different

  • Neurodiversity‑affirming

  • Trauma‑informed

  • Somatic‑based

  • Masking‑aware

  • Shame‑free

  • Flexible and accessible for nonlinear brains

Cameras are welcome because seeing each other supports connection — and breaks are normal because neurodivergent bodies need pacing. You get to show up exactly as you are. Your presence helps others show up too.

🌄 The Structure

The Neurospicy Scenic Path is a 12‑session therapeutic journey divided into three phases:

Phase 1 — Mapping the Terrain

Understanding your neurodivergent nervous system, emotional landscape, and lived experience.

Phase 2 — Navigating the Path

Building skills for regulation, communication, values‑based action, and self‑trust.

Phase 3 — Claiming the Summit

Integrating your strengths, identity, and needs into a sustainable, authentic life.

Each session includes grounding, psychoeducation, group discussion, somatic practice, and guided reflection.

🌻 If You’re Tired of Feeling Alone in Your Experience…

You’re not alone. Your brain isn’t wrong. Your path isn’t broken. It’s scenic — and it’s yours.

Come walk it with others who understand.

🌟 Ready to Join the Trail?

Contact Bree Hough at bree@mindfulpath.us or use the contact form to schedule a screening conversation. The group intake form is located here.

Compassionate & Professional

I care about you, your family, and your story. You can trust that I will treat you with respect, dignity and compassion in every interaction, while maintaining the highest standards for integrity and ethics.

Let's connect online and get started!

About Me

My name is Bree Hough (she/her) and I opened Mindful Path Counseling with the intention of providing a connected experience for my clients and to provide support in accepting themselves without judgment and recognizing their potential for healthy change. The dialectic of acceptance and change can be difficult and powerful. I integrate mindfulness of the present moment, acceptance of thought and emotion, support in identifying your values, and encourage commitment to trusting the process.