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A bold new vision for neurodivergent care is taking root in Delaware County. On Tuesday, August 6, from 4 to 6 p.m., local therapist and founder Kristen Peters will introduce ISA Therapy (Integrated Spectrum Analysis)—a multimodal, connection-first approach to healing—during Spectrum Talks, hosted in the Multi-Purpose Room of the John and Janice Fisher Building on the Ivy Tech Muncie Campus at 345 South High Street.

Developed through years of experience, reflection, and innovation, ISA Therapy integrates music, art, speech, occupational, and recreational modalities into a single, adaptive method rooted in compassion and creativity. Unlike traditional therapy models focused on compliance or correction, ISA Therapy prioritizes what Peters calls “Connection Over Correction” and “Connection Without Expiration”—principles that recognize the long-term emotional and sensory needs of neurodivergent individuals.

“I wanted to create something that reflected how people actually heal,” Peters says. “ISA Therapy is built on rhythm, story, reflection, and play. It’s not just a method—it’s a philosophy of care that embraces the full spectrum of human experience.”

Attendees at Spectrum Talks will hear firsthand about the creation of ISA Therapy, the mission behind Infinite Spectrum Support, LLC, and how this new model is transforming the way therapy can look and feel. The event will also introduce several new community-focused programs, including:

• Caregiver Café – A gentle support group for those caring for neurodivergent loved ones
• Second Mornings – A sacred circle for birth mothers who have placed children for adoption
• ISA StoryWorld – A storytelling-based therapy series exploring identity, regulation, and creativity

A highlight of the evening will be a professional panel featuring an autism specialist, behavior specialist, and family nurse practitioner, all sharing their reflections on ISA Therapy and its innovative clinical and business model.

The event is being hosted in partnership with 51����Ƶ, where Chancellor Jeffrey D. Scott has been a key supporter of Kristen’s work and vision.

“Kristen represents the kind of innovative, compassionate leadership we are proud to support at Ivy Tech,” said Chancellor Jeffrey D. Scott. “As a student and graduate of Ivy Tech Muncie, she embodies the values we strive to instill in our students: creativity, empathy, and community impact. Her work with ISA Therapy is not only redefining care for neurodivergent individuals, but also building bridges across education, health, and community. We are honored to be part of this launch and excited to see the impact Infinite Spectrum Support will have in our region.”

Through this event and future programs, Infinite Spectrum Support aims to expand therapeutic services across the region—including caregiver support, respite services, community workshops, and professional development—all designed to be inclusive, creative, and affirming.

About Kristen Peters

Kristen Peters is a therapist, educator, and advocate whose work is rooted in deep listening, lived experience, and a commitment to inclusive care. With a background in expressive therapies and neurodivergent advocacy, she founded Infinite Spectrum Support, LLC to challenge the status quo in mental health and developmental care. ISA Therapy, her signature method, reflects a belief that healing should feel like a story—layered, emotional, and alive.

About Infinite Spectrum Support, LLC

Infinite Spectrum Support provides creative, compassionate services for neurodivergent individuals and their caregivers across Delaware County and beyond. From integrated therapy sessions to caregiver groups and community engagement events, Infinite Spectrum Support is reshaping how healing happens—through story, rhythm, and relationship.