My Pronouns are: She/Her

Dr. Hogan earned her Master’s Degree and her Doctor of Psychology Degree from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology in Chicago, an APA-Accredited program. Dr. Hogan completed her doctoral training at a college counseling center, outpatient clinics, a community mental health center, and an inpatient psychiatric hospital. Dr. Hogan then went on to complete her APA-Accredited Pre-Doctoral Internship at the Indian Healthcare Resource Center of Tulsa. She completed her Post-Doctoral Fellowship at Streamwood Behavioral Healthcare System, an inpatient psychiatric hospital.

Dr. Hogan has now been doing autism and ADHD assessments for over a decade. Her primary passionate interest for many years has been autism identification in women, trans/non-binary folks, and marginalized communities. As a therapist, she loves working with high-achieving auDHD and autistic folks that are navigating developing a positive autistic identity, building a sustainable and balanced life, and preventing burnout.

After moving to Los Angeles, she served as the Assistant Director of Training at Pediatric Minds Medical Center, and she was the Testing Coordinator at the Early Childhood Treatment Center. She founded Neuron & Rose in 2021, developing a safe space to provide comprehensive neurodiversity-affirming care and training programs for psychologists-in-training. She continues to give back through her work as an adjunct professor, teaching assessment in Clinical PsyD programs at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology and Alliant International University. She is thrilled to serve on several dissertation committees, and to be conducting a research study of her own on autistic therapists. In 2024, seeing the need to spread what she had learned to other clinicans and folks supporting neurodivergent people, she founded the learning wing of the company, The Divergent Clinician.

When not meeting with clients or her students, Dr. Hogan enjoys aerial arts, learning the art of war via a chess board, cups of herbal tea while reading the latest BOTM pick, and (much to their dismay) smothering her dog and two cats with love. She is the type of person who can easily fall in to a peaceful sleep to a true crime podcast. She feels extremely uncomfortable in environments where talking about Star Wars is socially inappropriate. Dr. Hogan can also occasionally be found frolicking about on roller skates, rocking out in the car to nu-metal artists from the 2000s, fantasizing about getting new tattoos, and pretending like she knows how to rock climb.