✨Keepin' It Sparkly!✨

At FlowArt, we’re all about supporting neurodivergent adults and those with intersecting identities including LGBTQ+, nonmonogamous, and kinky folx. Dive into our inclusive courses, podcast, and newsletter for fresh insights and affirming, culturally competent info that celebrates you!

About Dr. Misty

Dr. Misty Gibson earned her PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision in 2020 (yeah, THAT year). This milestone fueled her dream of teaching, mentoring, and supervising counselors-in-training with a neurodivergent-affirming approach. When she's not shaping future therapists at Antioch University Seattle or The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, she's running her vibrant group practice, FlowArt Therapy.

At FlowArt Therapy, we focus on supporting the mental health needs of neurodivergent and queer folx. And guess what? Dr. Misty is also an AASECT Certified Sex Therapist! She’s passionate about working with people in open relationships, polyamorous networks, and the BDSM community. Dr. Misty is all about breaking boundaries and celebrating diversity in every form. 🌟

About Michell

Michell Brockman is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Washington state, who earned her Master’s in Clinical Counseling in 2022. As a neurodivergent human herself, Michell gets the struggles of navigating a world with neuronormative expectations.

Working alongside Dr. Misty at FlowArt Therapy, Michell is passionate about supporting neurodivergent adults, the LGBTQIA community, kink and BDSM enthusiasts, and those in polyamorous and ENM relationships. A trauma-informed therapist, she loves using EMDR, parts work, and somatic body-focused therapies to help her clients thrive.

Michell always dreamed of being a therapist (and an artist), and now she’s both! Constantly learning and creating, Michell loves sharing her knowledge and unique perspective with the world. 🌟

It all started with an inquiry—Michell reached out to FlowArt Therapy for a clinical internship, when Dr. Misty was just a lone sole provider, and the magic began! Under Dr. Misty's supervision, Michell thrived through her internship and associate licensing, and now, they work side by side as colleagues and professional partners throughout all of FlowArt. With a shared passion for advocating and raising awareness about the awesomeness of being neurodivergent and queer, they’ve grown the FlowArt community from FlowArt Therapy to include FlowArt Academy, and their quirky podcast, Neurosparkly. Together, they're enhancing our world to learn, accept, and support neurodivergent humans through knowledge, courses, and general fun!

At FlowArt, we’re expanding beyond therapy to bring you awesome courses, a fabulous newsletter, and our super fun podcast. Why? Because we want to support neurodivergent folx everywhere—not just in Washington state! Our mission is to build a vibrant community of support, awareness, and inclusion that spans states and countries, connecting people who might never have met otherwise.

As neurodivergent individuals ourselves, we know how tough it can be to make close connections. That’s why we’re creating a space where you can show up as your most authentic self. We want to know you, and we want you to know us. Let’s make this community sparkle together! 🌟

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How Bilateral Stimulation is Helpful for Neurodivergent Folx

Understanding Auditory Processing Challenges in Neurodivergence

This article introduces auditory processing challenges that neurodivergent adults may discover about themselves. ...more

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Understanding Auditory Processing Challenges in Neurodivergence

Embracing Mindfulness When Sitting Still Feels Impossible

Discover mindfulness techniques for neurodivergent individuals who struggle to sit still, including walking meditation, yoga, mindful breathing, and sensory activities. ...more

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Embracing Mindfulness When Sitting Still Feels Impossible

What's On

Check out the things we are working on within FlowArt and beyond!

Check Out Our News!

Our newsletter, The Sparkle, is chock full of great articles and insights focused on neurodivergence, queer identity, and other amazing content. We often have cool freebies included too, so don't miss out!

FlowArt Therapy

Dr. Misty's group practice that inspired it all, is always taking new clients! We focus on queer issues and neurodivergent humans, particularly adults who are newly exploring their neurodivergent identities, as well as polyamorous and kinky folx! Let's get you started on therapy!

On Demand Courses

The courses on FlowArt Academy are focused on topics for neurodivergent and queer folx and the people who love them. We provide great learning to bring awareness and support for neurodivergent/queer/adjacent identities.

Listen to Our Podcast!

Our podcast, Neurosparkly, is funny, insightful, and genuine, and we'd love it if you check it out! Neurosparkly publishes a new episode every week where we share our thoughts and have great conversations & guests!

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The Sparkle App

We’re excited to be developing The Sparkle App, bringing you daily content on courses and programs focused on neurodivergence and queer identity, as well as bespoke programs specific to your learning interests. Stay tuned for an amazing experience designed just for you!

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