Curriculum Vitae (CV)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Founder
NeuroDiverse Experience Lab LLC | 2026-Present
Provide over 1,000 hours of 1:1 coaching support to neurodivergent adults through educational awareness and building system roadmaps of personalized AuDHD advocacy.
Implement system change and integrate disability advocacy through B2B consultation within “Neurodiversity in the Workplace” and “Youth Suicide Prevention” training.
Advise organizations on policy development and systems design, creating neuro-affirming and psychologically safe procedures aligned with best practices in mental health and risk mitigation.
Create an inclusive, diverse, and transformative space for women empowerment through facilitating the Unmasked Hour, a bi-weekly support group for autistic women.
Design educational toolkits (videos, infographics, etc.) providing educational awareness and support around intersectional experiences of neurodiversity.
Suicide Prevention & DEI Consultant (Contractor)
CAMS-Care | 2019-2026
Developed a case study on a neurodivergent client and recorded a training role-play designed as a training tool to measure adherence to the CAMS-Care Framework.
Consulted on training development for mental health providers, integrating suicidology research with
DEI-informed, culturally responsive care practices.
Published 5+ evidence-based articles for CAMS-Care as educational content on my expertise within BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and neurodivergent suicide prevention training/practices.
Executive Career Coach
BetterUp| 2023-2026
Assisted neurodivergent management, leaders, and employees through burnout with 1:1 coaching support.
Partnered with Fortune 500 companies, federal agencies, and non-profits to provide business/career coaching to senior executives and management.
Provided 1:1 coaching sessions for senior management on building leadership, team management, project management, and organizational skills.
Black Interfaith Fellowship
Interfaith America | 2023-2024
Received a $10,000 grant to design and present the 1st Black Suicidology conference, presented by leading Black women Suicidologist, researchers, and educators.
Worked with international Black leaders and advocates to implement social advocacy across interfaith communities.
Social Science Specialist
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs | 2022
Implemented crisis response to over 50,000 veterans within the Veteran’s Crisis Line and SAMHSA initiative 988 National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
Worked with local emergency services to refer veterans/active-duty personnel to a nationwide and international network of Veterans Administration hospitals, clinics, and mental health facilities.
Suicide Prevention Case Manager
Mindoula Health Inc.| 2020-2021
Provided supportive outreach and engagement to clients in reducing hospitalization related to suicidal behavior in accordance with SAMHSA systems of care Prince
George’s County.
Integrated trauma-informed cognitive behavioral therapy(CBT) techniques in directly supporting the emotional and psychological well-being of 30 clients.
Delivered 24/7 care coordination and psychosocial support to clients with severe mental health and medical co-morbidities for 30-32 days after hospitalization
discharge.
Disability Support Specialist
Catholic University of America| 2018-2019
Increased student retention rates (97%) through the Department of Student Disabilities accommodations, which included tutoring, resource support, student-faculty liaison, and 1:1 student development .
Supported autistic students with life skill building and academic accommodations to increase academic retention and accommodation services.
Graduate Research Assistant
Suicide Prevention Lab| 2018-2019
Analyzed data and organized a team of undergraduate psychology students with an original graduate research project, examining the risk factors, reasons to live/die for a
sample of LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and women within a CAMS randomized control trials treatment in Seattle, Washington.
Presented data visualization during the 2019 American Association of Suicidology (AAS) conference and the 2019 Catholic University of America Research Day,
the qualitative case studies highlight our findings within the Intersectionality of underrepresented communities suicidality research project.
Conducted 2,000+ hours of data entry, cleaning, management, and coding using SPSS to analyze CAM patient responses for a project related to identifying drivers (risk factors) of suicidal cases within LGBTQ+, women/gender minorities, and racial/ethnic minority populations.
PUBLISHED ARTICLES
Jarvis, T.E. (2025). The complete guide to: Adult autistic meltdowns and shutdowns–part I. NeuroDiverse Experience Lab.https://ndexperiencelab.org/blog/the-complete-guide-to-adult- autistic-meltdowns-amp-shutdowns/
Jarvis, T.E. (2025). Neuro-affirming care: How to support your autistic child. NeuroDiverse Experience Lab. https://ndexperiencelab.org/blog/neuro-affirming-care-how-to-support-your- autistic-child/
Jarvis, T.E. (2022). Suicide status form intake: Integrating a Culturally-Informed interview process. CAMS-Care. https://cams-care.com/resources/educational-content/suicide-status-form-intake-integrating-a-culturally-informed-interview-process/
Jarvis, T.E. (2020). A guide to contextualizing the reality of systemic racism and black suicidology. CAMS-Care. https://cams-care.com/resources/educational-content/suicide-status-form-intake-integrating-a-culturally-informed-interview-process/
Jarvis, T.E. (2020). A guide to contextualizing the reality of systemic racism and black suicidology-Part 2: Current research and treatments. CAMS-Care. https://cams care.com/resources/educational-content/a-guide-to-contextualizing-the-reality-of-systemic-racism-and-black-suicidology-part-2-current-research-and-treatments/
Jarvis, T.E. (2020). A guide to contextualizing the reality of systemic racism and black suicidology-Part 3: Working with suicidal black youth. CAMS-Care. https://cams-care.com/resources/educational-content/a-guide-to-contextualizing-the-realit y-of-systemic-racism-and-black-suicidology-part-3-working-with-suicidal-black-youth/
Jarvis, T.E. (2019). Reclaiming our voice. In A.S. Simmons (Ed.), Love with accountability: Digging up the roots of childhood sexual abuse. (1st ed., pp. 152-155). AK Press.
PRESENTATIONS & EVENTS
Invited Speaker. (Oct 2026). “Generational Cycles of Relationship Dysfunction”. Black Mental Health Matters Show.
Invited Speaker. (Sept 2026). “Breaking the Silence: A Youth Suicide Prevention Report”. Black Mental Health Matters Show.
Invited Speaker. (Sept 2026). “Suicide Prevention & Community Support”. Black Mental Health Matters Show.
Invited Speaker. (Sept 2026). “The Intersectionality of Autism”. Autism in Black Show.
Cubbage, J., Dowie-Chin, T., Jarvis, T.E. (July 2023). Black suicidology summit webinar. Symposium presented at CAMS-Care for Interfaith America Black Interfaith Fellowship, Virtual.
Jarvis, T.E. (Oct 2023). Black suicidality: The psychology of contemporary black suicidality. Symposium presented at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture for Interfaith America Black Interfaith Fellowship, Washington, D.C. Jarvis, T.E.
(Sept 2020). Reclaiming our voice: Narratives and vignettes on sexual trauma. Symposium presented at Love with Accountability Conference, Philadelphia, PA.
Jarvis, T.E., & Penafiel, A. (April 2019). The intersectionality identity in relations to suicidality: Examining suicidal drivers of minorities within a CAMS sample. Symposium presented at the Catholic University of America Research Day Summit. Washington, D.C.
Jarvis, T.E. (March 2019). The intersectionality identity in relations to suicidality: Examining suicidal drivers of minorities within a CAMS sample. Symposium presented at the American Association of Suicidology Conference. Seattle, W A.