Our Press
We’ve got an incredible team here at Neuron & Rose, and we’re doing some seriously cool work. Sharing is kind of our thing…
can we joyfully info-dump for a sec?
PDA North America
2026 Conference
Our Practice Manager and PDAer, Lauren Brown, is presenting at this year’s hybrid PDA North America Conference, February 27; March 5-6, 2026.
Their presentation, PDA & Me: Insights from a Life Fully PDA, will explore their life from every angle: undetected as a child, growing up alongside a PDA sibling, married to a late-diagnosed internalized PDAer, and parenting two PDA children. This candid, humorous, and heartfelt session will share insights that help PDAers, parents, and professionals navigate PDA in a neurotypical world, and truly understand what it means to build and thrive in a PDA life.
Autistic Clinical Insights
2025 Virtual Symposium
Dr. Hogan and her fellow clinicians presented at the first ever Autistic Clinical Insights Virtual Symposium in November 2025.
Delivering a New Diagnosis of Autism to Patients & Families: A Strengths-Based Approach for Empowerment
Presentation, Dr. Jessica Hogan, Dr. Stacy Greeter, Dr. Heidi Wheeler, Dr. Kim Rust, and Brooke Garren
This presentation offers a neurodiversity-affirming approach to delivering autism diagnoses, blending lived experience—featuring voices of autistic children and presenters’ stories—with research-backed best practices. Drawing on expertise in mental health (Masters and Doctoral level) and psychiatry, we examine the harms of deficit-based assessment and the benefits of strengths-focused, collaborative techniques, including Therapeutic Assessment. Clinicians learn how to explain diagnoses affirmingly, respond to differing reactions, suggest accommodations, and identify high-quality, affirming resources. We also reflect on evolving perspectives on autism, encouraging a growth mindset to better support autistic individuals.
2025 Stanford
Neurodiversity Summit
Harnessing the Autistic Imagination to Create Novel Psychoeducational Approaches! Autistic Clinicians Perform as Little Mermaid Characters to Empower Their Community
Presentation: Dr. Jessica Hogan, Rainn Stone, Dr. Stacy Greeter, Dr. Alicia Cho
Experience a playful and powerful look at the autistic experience as autistic clinicians bring Little Mermaid characters to life to explore how autistic minds see and feel the world differently. This session highlights sensory differences, special interests, communication styles, and stimming, while offering practical strategies to reduce shame, build self-acceptance, and connect with supportive neurodiverse communities. Attendees will also learn how to recognize and address the unique challenges faced by autistic individuals from marginalized backgrounds, all through a creative, empowering, and inclusive lens.
Chronically REAL
& Clinically Relevant Podcast
Chronically Real & Clinically Relevant, From Burnout to Belonging: Neurodivergent Leadership in Practice, featuring Dr. Jessica Hogan
In this episode, Dr. Stacy Greeter,MD and Alie Bernard Garza, LCSW sit down with Dr. Jessica Hogan, a trailblazing neurodivergent psychologist and founder of , to explore what happens when leadership in mental health is reimagined through the lens of lived experience. Together, they unpack the emotional cost of masking in professional spaces, the reality of moral injury in clinical systems, and the transformative power of neurodivergent-led care.
Dr. Hogan shares her own journey navigating mental health, identity, and leadership as an AuDHD, cis-gender, queer, chronically ill, and hard-of-hearing citizen of the Chickasaw Nation. With over a decade of experience in autism and ADHD assessment—particularly with women, trans/non-binary folks, and marginalized communities—she brings both clinical depth and personal wisdom to the conversation. Learn how she’s building a sustainable, affirming model of care at Neuron & Rose and mentoring the next generation of psychologists along the way.
Whether you’re a neurodivergent clinician, an ally, or someone rethinking what leadership should look like, this episode is a powerful call to create systems rooted in authenticity, community, and care.
Autism Society of Minnesota
2025 AuSM Conference
Navigating The Next Steps: Empowering Autistic Adults Post-Diagnosis
Presentation, Dr. Jessica Hogan, Dr. Priyanka Rao, Alex McLaughlin
Presented at the 30th Annual AuSM Conference in Minnesota, this session guides clinicians, caregivers, and autistic adults through post-diagnosis support. It highlights strategies to empower autistic adults, address common challenges, provide affirming resources, and foster self-advocacy and well-being.
2024 Stanford
Neurodiversity Summit
Unmasking Bias: Impact of Camouflaging
Poster Presentation, Dr. Jessica Hogan (that’s her on the left!) along with Jamie Roberts and Madylynn Snyder
Delivering a New Diagnosis of Autism to Patients & Families: A Strengths-Based Approach for Empowerment.
Presentation, Dr. Jessica Hogan, Dr. Stacy Greeter, Dr. Heidi Wheeler, Dr. Kim Rust, and Brooke Garren
Authentic Voices: The Lived Experiences of Autistic Therapists in Clinical Practice
Poster Presentation, Dr. Jessica Hogan and our doctoral externs, JJ Anderson-Guiterrez, Illeana Holmgren, Camilla Laksman along with Dr. Megan Neff and Dr. Danielle Mills
Still Not Quite Part of Your World: A Deeper Understanding of and Better World for Autistic People
Presentation: Dr. Jessica Hogan, Rainn Stone, Dr. Stacy Greeter, Dr. Alicia Cho
Watch The Little Mermaid and friends take on Ursula’s stigmatizing narratives—challenging misconceptions about autism and helping build a more accepting world.
2024 DragonCon
All Things Private
Practice Podcast
All Things Private Practice Podcast, Episode 147: Redefining Neurodivergent Assessments and Overcoming Internalized Ableism featuring Dr. Jessica Hogan
In this episode, Dr. Jessica Hogan and Patrick Casale (host) delve into the world of neurodivergent affirming assessments and the necessity for accessible, empathetic support for neurodivergent individuals.
Autistic Minds are Magical But Misunderstood: Psychoeducational Fanfiction Cosplay
After the diagnosis of her daughter Rose, Hermione Granger discovers that she herself is also autistic! She’s done her research and is here to update the muggles to pave the way for a more neuro-affirming world. Presented with Dr. Stacy Greeter, Charnell Widnall, and Joshua Ingle.
