Clients can access their data and monitor their mental health on the Blueprint Client App, available on Google Play and the Apple Store. You can update insurance, payment info, emergency contacts, and notification preferences. You can also view your appointment schedule, session summaries, invoices, forms, and worksheets.

App links:

• Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blueprint-for-clients/id1333549266
• Android: Google Play Store (search "Blueprint Health")

Image: Blueprint Health on Android screenshot

Payments accepted via: Blueprint, Headway, Mentaya, or in the office.

Online appointments are held on the Blueprint video platform. Please be in a private space with internet access for your session.

Address: 344 Railroad Avenue, Suite 200B, Danville

Street parking is available, and there's a city lot across the street with 2-hour parking.

Finding the office: The entry door is directly behind the "Marianne Jones" building — not the door you'll see in the driveway. It will say "The Office" etched on the door. Look for the doorbell button on the mailbox next to 200B and press it (hold for a second) to let me know you've arrived. The entry is always locked, and the lights may look dark, but I'm in the back office inside.

If I don't answer within 2 minutes of your start time, call (925) 915-0150. I usually watch for the door within 5 minutes of our session — there may be someone still in session ahead of you.

Neuroaffirming Organizations

• Reframing Autism (reframingautism.org.au) — Autistic-led charity reshaping the understanding of autism through education, resources, and research. Great "Welcome Pack" for newly diagnosed adults.

• Job Accommodation Network (askjan.org) — Accommodation ideas and practical tips for requesting workplace accommodations under the ADA.

• CalBright College (calbright.edu) — Free, self-paced online community college for California adults. Industry certifications like CompTIA A+, Security+, and Salesforce Administrator.

• CHADD (chadd.org) — The most widely used ADHD resource in the U.S. Podcasts, online communities, and a comprehensive information library.

• Autism Society SF Bay Area (sfautismsociety.org/resources) — Local hub for information, resources, and advocacy for over 20,000 autism families in the region.

• Neurodiverse Universe (meetup.com/san-jose-neurodiverse-universe-meetup-group) — Bay Area social group for neurodivergent adults. Game nights, coffee socials, hikes, and more.