Psychology Through a Neurodiversity-affirming Lens
Helping children, teens, and adults understand how their brains work, build practical skills, and move through life with clarity and confidence.
Evaluations, parent and professional consultations, short-term therapy, supervision, and trainings, available across Wisconsin and PSYPACT-participating states via telehealth.
What We Offer
Understanding how a brain works changes everything. Whether the brain belongs to a child, a teen, an adult navigating a late diagnosis, or a professional preparing for a high-stakes exam, our services are designed to give individuals, families, and the professionals who support them clear, practical, neurodiversity-affirming care rooted in science and lived experience.
Evaluations
Comprehensive evaluations across the lifespan: ADHD, autism, and the Exam Readiness Profile for high-stakes testing. Each pathway gives you diagnostic clarity and a roadmap for what comes next.
Short-Term Therapy & Post-Evaluation Support
Focused, skill-building therapy for children, teens and adults. Often a defined series of sessions designed to translate evaluation findings into real-world tools.
Parent & Caregiver Consultation
Practical, strengths-based guidance for caregivers navigating behavior, school supports, emotional regulation, and the day-to-day reality of parenting a sticky brain.
Professional Consultation
Case consultation and collaboration for physicians, NPs, therapists, schools, and legal teams supporting neurodivergent youth and adults.
Trainings, Workshops & Org Licensing
Evidence-based trainings for schools, healthcare teams, and youth-serving organizations. Available nationwide. Many are also available as licensable curricula through Sticky Brain Studio.
Clinical Supervision
Structured consultation and supervision for licensed clinicians and postdoctoral psychologists seeking depth in neurodiversity-affirming care and the Sticky Brain frame.
Meet Dr.O, Our
Founder
Hello! I'm Dr. Anwuri “Dr. O” Osademe, PsyD, and I have a “sticky” brain. My brain loops, gets stuck, hyper-focuses on the wrong thing, and forgets the right one. I know what it is like to live inside a brain that needs translation, which is why this work is personal to me. When a parent describes their child, or an adult finally puts words to years of background noise, I am not just nodding along clinically. I get it.
My approach is grounded in developmental psychology, neuroscience, and clinical health psychology. Rather than asking what is wrong, I focus on what a brain is trying to communicate. ADHD, anxiety, autism, executive functioning, late diagnosis, emotional regulation, giftedness, asynchronous development, high-stakes testing, and chronic pain all tell a story about how a brain is processing the world. I trained widely on purpose, across pediatric primary care, inpatient adolescent care, juvenile justice settings, and adult health psychology, because the brain shows up differently depending on the room. I hold a doctorate and two master’s degrees in Clinical Psychology, am licensed in Wisconsin, and am PSYPACT-authorized for telehealth across 39+ U.S. states.
What I offer is what I wanted when I was younger: someone who looks at the whole picture, explains it in language that makes sense, and gives you tools that actually fit your life. My work centers on evaluations, professional consultation and supervision, parent guidance and educational resources at StickyBrainStudio.org. I also author the Sticky Brain Series of psychoeducational workbooks and storybooks; The Food Rules Rebel is on Amazon, and the full series is available as ebooks through StickyBrainStudio.org and on Etsy. If your brain feels sticky lately, or if you are caring for someone whose brain does, you are in the right place.
Clinical Psychologist
Founder of Sticky Brain Studio.
Why Choose
Sticky Brain Studio
Every brain has “sticky” moments—when thoughts loop, emotions feel overwhelming, or routines fall apart. At Sticky Brain Studio, we believe these moments are not flaws but signals showing where an individual’s brain needs support, structure, and understanding. Our studio is a place to explore how each brain works, build practical coping tools, and develop skills that help children and teens move through life with clarity, confidence, and compassion.
Brains Doing Best
Kids are not “difficult.” Their brains are doing the best they can with the skills and support they have.
Behavior Has Meaning
Emotions and behaviors tend to “stick” when the brain needs more support, safety, or structure.
A Safe Space
A studio is a place to learn, explore, practice, and grow, not a place to be judged.
Brains Belong Here
Neurodivergent brains are not problems to fix. They are patterns to understand, honor, and support.
Why Families and Professionals Choose to Work With Us
Developmental and neuroscience-informed evaluations that explain what the brain is doing, not just what it’s missing.
Clear, plain-language reports and feedback that families and providers can actually use.
Neurodiversity-affirming care that centers strengths, identity, and lived experience.
Practical tools that work in real moments, at home, at school, in the clinic, in the courtroom.
Warm, culturally grounded support, with attention to bias in identification and treatment.
A growing library of resources at Sticky Brain Studio so the work continues long after the appointment ends.
Two Ways to Get Started
Healing Environments Designed for Recovery
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Path 1 — For Individuals & Families
Evaluations for ADHD, autism, and high-stakes exam readiness; short-term therapy; parent and caregiver consultations.
In-person clinical appointments are primarily offered at our clinic in Milwaukee/Glendale area in WI. Telehealth/virtual Clinical Services are available to clients located in Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan and multiple U.S. states through PSYPACT (see services tab for full list of participating states).
Schedule a complimentary 15 minute consultation or give us a call if you are unsure if you are eligible for virtual servces!
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