Rachel Robertson is a dedicated Co-Founder and Therapist at Diverge Community Services, where her mission is to empower neurodivergent adults to thrive in their unique journeys. With a solid foundation in neuroscience and psychology, complemented by her professional training in Occupational Therapy from Eastern Michigan...
Rachel Robertson is a dedicated Co-Founder and Therapist at Diverge Community Services, where her mission is to empower neurodivergent adults to thrive in their unique journeys. With a solid foundation in neuroscience and psychology, complemented by her professional training in Occupational Therapy from Eastern Michigan University, Rachel brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her role. At Diverge, she leads a team of community-based occupational therapists and consultants who provide tailored in-home and virtual services, addressing the unmet needs of the adult neurodivergent population in Southeast Michigan and beyond.
Under Rachel's leadership, Diverge has launched several key projects aimed at enhancing accessibility and inclusivity within the neurodivergent community. These initiatives include workshops focused on life skills development, self-advocacy training, and personalized support plans that respect and affirm individual identities. Rachel's commitment to neurodiversity-affirming practices ensures that each client receives the support they need to navigate daily challenges and achieve their personal goals.
In addition to her hands-on therapeutic work, Rachel is an advocate for research and education within the field. She frequently engages in public speaking opportunities to raise awareness about neurodiversity and the importance of tailored support services. Her strong interpersonal relationships and leadership skills foster a collaborative environment at Diverge, where clients and staff alike feel valued and understood. With a keen interest in utilizing data-driven approaches, Rachel employs tools such as SPSS and Microsoft Office to analyze outcomes and continuously improve service delivery. Through her unwavering dedication, Rachel Robertson is not only transforming lives but also shaping the future of neurodiversity support services.
