Neuro-affirming dance/movement therapist in Chicago for neurodivergent adults, ADHD, autism, and chronic pain with flexible sessions
Katy O'Hanlon Bruns is a licensed professional counselor and dance/movement therapist specializing in neurodivergent adults with ADHD and autism, as well as individuals navigating chronic pain, identity exploration, and trauma. Her relational, trauma-informed, and neuro-affirming approach focuses on supporting the nervous system to help clients feel grounded and at home in themselves, rather than relying solely on traditional talk therapy.
Sessions are flexible and adaptable to individual needs, offering a choice between talk therapy, body awareness, or optional movement. Clients are never required to move; they may sit on the floor, use fidgets, take breaks, or tend to their body in whatever way helps them feel safe. This environment is particularly beneficial for those who find traditional talk therapy inaccessible or overwhelming.
Based in Chicago, IL, Katy offers both in-person and online therapy via telehealth in Illinois, Ohio, and Vermont. She accepts BlueCross and BlueShield insurance and offers individual sessions for $150. Currently accepting new clients, she invites those interested in body-based work or long-term adaptive care to reach out for a consultation at (773) 923-2977.
| Licenses | IL / 178019658 · 068.0136220TELE |
| Additional Qualifications | LPC · R-DMT · NCC |
| Age Group | Toddler · Children (6 to 10) · Adults · Elders (65+) |
| Attended School | Northeastern Illinois University |
| Degree/Diploma | M.A. |
| Year Graduated | 2023 |
| Credentials | LPC · R-DMT · NCC |
| Payment Methods | American Express · Discover · Health Savings Account · Mastercard · Visa |
| Accepted Insurance Plans | BlueCross and BlueShield |
| Offers Online Therapy | Yes |
| Waitlist Status | Currently accepting new clients |
| Fees | Individual sessions: $150 |
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