Think Clearly. Live Freely.
Dr. Chase Conrad
Licensed Clinical Psychologist & Strategic Consultant.
Welcome and thank you for visiting. I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with over 15 years of experience in academic hospital, and clinical settings licensed in the states of Florida, Hawaii and Michigan.
Who I Work With:
✔ High-achieving professionals who think faster than they can process
✔ High-masking autistic adults navigating the world in disguise
✔ Social media creators & influencers living under constant exposure
✔ Ex-pats & those navigating multi-cultural identity and transitions
✔ Intense minds who don’t feel “bad enough” for therapy, but still feel off
My Approach to online therapy and consulting combines insight-based therapy with principles from Eastern and Western psychology. I believe in building upon individual strengths, shifting perceptions, and fostering personal acceptance of life’s changes.
My goal for clients are ambitious: beyond symptom relief and alleviating pain, I aim to facilitate personal and professional growth and core character change.
Note: In addition to counseling and consulting, I offer formal psychological evaluations for adult ADHD and Fitness-for-Duty / Return-to-Work needs. These assessments are structured, results-driven, and designed to deliver diagnostic clarity and professional documentation for medical providers, HR departments, or academic and workplace accommodations.
“Insight essays for pattern-driven minds.”
Psychological Evaluations
Adult ADHD Evaluation
Always suspected something was off? Struggling with focus, follow-through, or mental chaos?
This in-depth assessment provides real answers — not just checklists. Includes a structured clinical interview, evidence-based diagnostic testing, and a formal report suitable for medical providers, workplace documentation, school accommodations, or self-understanding.
Fitness-for-Duty / Return-to-Work Evaluation
Need professional clearance to return to work—or justify extended leave?
This focused psychological evaluation determines whether you're emotionally and mentally ready to resume work or if accommodations are clinically recommended. Includes a structured interview, brief symptom screeners, and a formal letter appropriate for HR, disability claims, or medical documentation.
Clinical Approaches - Counseling vs Consulting
Insight Based Counseling - A reflective, depth-oriented therapeutic relationship for those ready to look inward.
Focuses on self-discovery and awareness
Built on structured dialogue, reflection, and observation
Avoids advice-giving; instead draws insight from within
Emphasizes lasting internal clarity over external solutions
Best for people who are functional but off-center, and want to go deeper
“Insight that arises from within tends to be more lasting, more impactful, and more honest than anything imposed from an outside source.”
Strategic Consulting -For people who don’t want therapy—they want clarity, direction, and results.
No doctor/client relationship; this isn’t clinical therapy
More direct, candid, and goal-driven
Focused on decisions, transitions, performance, and strategy
Ideal for those who say: “I’m not broken—I just need to figure this out.”
Works well for entrepreneurs, creatives, expats, and high-performers
“Strategic. Focused. No B/S. No need to be ‘in crisis’ to want a better outcome.”
Clinical Specialties
You don’t need therapy. You just don’t want to fall behind.
Many high-functioning clients use sessions as weekly strategic check-ins
Helps you stay ahead of problems before they escalate
Space to reflect, process, and recalibrate—without waiting for a crisis
Especially effective for those juggling leadership, performance, or public-facing roles
Therapy becomes less about fixing, more about sustaining momentum
“Some of my best outcomes come from clients who aren’t in chaos—they’re just smart enough to stay ahead of it.”
High Achieving Adults
High Masking Low Needs Autistic Adults
You’ve learned how to blend in. But it comes at a cost.
Autism often involves differences in emotional processing, communication, and sensory regulation
High-masking adults frequently feel exhausted, overloaded, or misread
You may appear “fine” while silently managing chaos beneath the surface
We work on recognizing your sensory/emotional limits, understanding your wiring, and reducing burnout
The goal isn’t to “fix” you—but to help you live more efficiently and authentically
“Autistic adults often don’t look autistic. That’s the problem. You’re adapting constantly—until you crash.”
🎥 Social Influencer & Creator Psychology
You’re the brand. But you’re also human.
Digital creators face constant pressure to perform, post, and stay relevant
Criticism, comparison, and public projection can erode confidence and identity
We focus on building emotional resilience without losing authenticity
Sessions help you navigate visibility, manage burnout, and protect your energy
Learn to set healthy boundaries while still growing your platform
“This is a space where the person behind the content actually gets to exist.”
Social Influencer and Digital Creator Psychology
Ex-Pat and Multicultural Psychology
You left—but parts of you didn’t arrive.
Living between cultures often creates identity fragmentation, emotional dislocation, and rootlessness
It’s more than culture shock—it’s the slow confusion of who you are across systems
Sessions help unpack the tension between adaptation and authenticity
We explore how to stay grounded without losing what made you, you
Especially useful for long-term expats, third culture adults, and multicultural professionals
“This isn’t about fitting in—it’s about finally feeling like you’re somewhere.”
Anxiety, Depression and Interpersonal Issues
These aren’t flaws—they’re signals.
Anxiety and depression are often natural responses to overload, loss, or emotional compression
These symptoms don’t mean you’re broken—they mean your system is overwhelmed
Interpersonal struggles—with connection, purpose, or identity—can stem from past trauma, cultural pressure, or masked self-doubt
Together, we’ll untangle these patterns and make space for clarity, stability, and self-trust
You don’t need a crisis to get support—you just need to want more than survival
“The world doesn’t have to see you struggling for it to be real.”
Parapsychology explores experiences that fall outside mainstream scientific frameworks. This includes:
Precognition
Near-death and out-of-body experiences
Encounters with apparitions, cryptids, or non-human intelligences
These events are often dismissed or pathologized—but they can carry deep personal, spiritual, or psychological significance
Whether you're skeptical, curious, or shaken—what happened matters less than what it did to you
“Not everything that changes you is explainable.”