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Dr. Adrian “Adrienne” Fletcher is an internationally recognized speaker, educator, author, and licensed psychologist whose work centers on trauma, dissociation, and ethical, lived-experience–informed education. Known for bridging clinical expertise with authenticity and heart-centered leadership, her work focuses on professional speaking, education, consultation, and creative expression.

In 2025, Dr. Adrienne received the Sierra Tucson Gratitude for Giving Humility Award in recognition of her service to her local community and her global advocacy for people living with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). The Sierra Tucson Gratitude for Giving Humility Award is presented annually to honor behavioral health leaders whose work embodies humility, service, and a deep commitment to recovery, healing, and hope within the mental health community.

Consultation

Dr. Adrienne’s schedule for professional consultations related to trauma, dissociation, and Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) is expected to reopen in Spring 2026. Additional details will be shared here as availability opens.

Upcoming Offerings and Releases

The Trailblazing the Way mentorship program, formerly known as Braving the Way, served the dissociative community for three successful years. It has since been thoughtfully re-envisioned as an at-home, self-paced parts course designed to support internal communication, selves-care, and healing outside of a clinical therapy framework. This course is anticipated to launch later this spring.

In addition, the Adrienne & Co. DID system plans to release a second poetry book later this spring, continuing their shared creative and expressive work.

Dr. Adrienne is also currently developing new educational courses in collaboration with the Arizona Trauma Institute and Leading Edge Seminars. She serves on the Advisory Council of the You Are My Light Foundation, which is building restorative centers for survivors of human trafficking, and provides mentorship to young adult women through the Women Making Waves program.

Dr. Adrienne is a contributing writer for Psychology Today. Her column, Keeping It Real & Resilient: Understanding Dissociative Identities, can be found on the Psychology Today website.

Please check back soon for updates and release details.

Professional Name Transition and Rebrand

Dr. Adrienne is currently in the process of formally transitioning her professional name from Dr. Adrian Fletcher to Dr. Adrienne. This change reflects a conscious reclaiming of identity and an evolution in how she shows up in the world and in her work.

During this transition, some professional records and publications may still reference Dr. Adrian Fletcher. All such references reflect the same individual and body of work.

This name change coincides with a broader rebrand of her professional identity, one that more fully aligns her voice, values, lived experience, and heart-centered mission. Updates will continue to be shared here as this transition unfolds.

Important Notice for Former Patients, Community Members, and Professional Contacts

Dr. Adrian “Adrienne” Fletcher, Psy.D., M.A., is no longer providing psychotherapy services and is not accepting new or returning therapy clients. She concluded her role as a therapist in December 2023 to focus fully on professional speaking, writing and education. For matters related to referrals or treatment records, please contact the office directly at 480.448.5547

Disclaimer

The information provided on this website is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical, psychological, or mental health advice. Content on this site does not constitute psychotherapy, diagnosis, treatment, or a therapeutic relationship of any kind.

Dr. Adrian Fletcher, Psy.D., M.A., does not provide psychotherapy services through this website and is not accepting therapy clients. Participation in courses, mentorship offerings, consultations, or creative works does not establish a clinician–patient relationship.

If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or require immediate support, please contact your local emergency services or call or text 988, the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.