Sensory-Processing

ADHD and Autism Couples

Overview When both partners are neurodivergent - one with ADHD and the other with autism - you have a relationship rich in understanding, creativity, and unique perspectives. This combination often creates deep empathy for each other’s neurological differences, but also requires navigation of distinct needs around stimulation, routine, and social interaction.

Autism and Anxiety Couples

Overview When autism and anxiety intersect in a relationship, you often find a deep understanding of sensitivity, careful attention to each other’s needs, and a shared appreciation for creating safe, predictable environments. Both conditions can involve heightened awareness of the environment and social situations, creating natural empathy between partners.

Autism and Neurotypical Couples

Overview When an autistic and neurotypical partner come together, they create a relationship that can offer profound learning and growth for both people. The neurotypical partner brings intuitive social navigation and flexibility, while the autistic partner contributes depth, authenticity, and unique perspectives that can enrich both partners’ understanding of the world.

Autism in Relationships

Overview Autism is a neurological difference that affects how people communicate, process sensory information, and navigate social situations. In relationships, autism can bring incredible depth, loyalty, and unique perspectives alongside challenges with traditional social expectations and communication patterns.