Last edited 03/30/2026

Headshot of Ms. Keeley Teemsma Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Ms. Keeley Teemsma

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Accepting New Clients
In Person in Brooklyn, Boston, New York, and Millburn
Headshot of Ms. Keeley Teemsma Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Identifies As
Please feel free to ask me what my preferred gender pronouns are.Woman, Please ask me what my pronouns are.Please ask me.Please ask me.Please ask me.Please ask me.Neurodivergent, Living with Autism, Millennial
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Specialties
Specializes in
Autism spectrum disorderFertility IssuesPregnancy, perinatal, & postpartum issuesTransition to new parenthoodNeurodiversity
General Expertise
AnxietyCareersWork StressGender identity & transgender healthLife coachingLife transitionsObsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)Parenting issuesPhobias & fearsStressWomen's issues
Clientele
Types of Therapy
Individual Therapy
Serves Ages
Adults (25-65)
Languages
English
Professional Background
LicensureNew York, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, 081644New Jersey, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, 44SC06300900Florida, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, TPSW4350Massachusetts, Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, LICSW1140183
Training/CertificationsHarvard University, Certificate in Healthcare EconomicsAmerican Society for Reproductive Medicine, Certificate in Infertility & Reproductive Technology in Mental Healthcare
Education
New York University, Master of Social Work, Clinical Social Work
CUNY Queens College, Master of Arts, Sociology
CUNY John Jay College, Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice Administration/Sociology
Work HistoryAre you someone who has recently discovered you're on the Autism Spectrum later in life? Perhaps you've always felt a bit different but didn't have a name for it until now? You're not alone, & this journey of self-discovery can be both enlightening and challenging. I embrace a neurodiversity-affirming approach, recognizing & celebrating the diverse ways our brains work. If you’re a neurotypical parent struggling to accept your child’s diagnosis, stressed by IEP meetings, coping w/ seeing your child treated unfairly, or looking for insight into your child’s sensory challenges, I’m here for you too. (Note: I do not work with minors.) I help newly-diagnosed adults cope w/ the identity crisis that comes w/ having masked for so long, the grief for what could’ve been if they’d been diagnosed earlier, & regret for the anguish they could’ve avoided. I work w/ neurotypical parents to form connection & cope with the stress of seeing their child have to navigate a world that wasn’t built for them. My style is supportive, action-oriented, and honest- big sisterish with a dash of quirky humor. I've been in this field for about 15 years and have worked with many people just like yourself, in addition to knowing first-hand just what you are going through. You probably have plenty of questions, so please message me to set up your consultation. Do I work with neurotypicals? Sure! I work with lots of different kinds of people and diagnoses. I have a special love for OCD, anxiety, career stress, and the mental health challenges that arise due to infertility, pregnancy, post-partum, and parenting. People of all backgrounds, genders, faiths, and communities are welcome at my practice.
Frequently Asked Questions
It’s not uncommon to have questions before starting therapy. Ms. Keeley Teemsma, LCSW, LICSW, has answered a few of the questions they receive most often from new clients.