Group Coaching – Couples & Partners

AANE provides guidance and support for partners in neurodiverse relationships.

Intimate relationships can be hard, but they can be especially challenging when partners have different perspectives, communication styles, approaches, and skill sets. AANE offers coaching groups for those in neurodiverse relationships where one or both partners identify as Autistic or Neurdivergent. An autism diagnosis is not required to participate in coaching groups.

AANE offers online courses for professionals and for partners.

For Partners/Couples: Self-paced online course about neurodiverse relationships.

For Therapists & Coaches of Couples & Partners – AANE currently offers online training courses and resources for neurodiverse couples and the therapists and coaches who work with them. Online courses offer 3-12 APA CEs.

Questions about autism or AANE’s services?

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Coaching for Neurodiverse Couples & Partners

Find a Neurodiverse Couples Therapist or Coach Trained and Certified by AANE

Certified Couples / Partners Therapists & Coaches

Neurodiverse Couples Coaching sessions allow for discussion of the unique issues faced in a neurodiverse relationship. Spouses or partners are free to participate in coaching groups individually or together. Coaching can help partners learn to problem solve, develop coping strategies, and build skills to improve their relationship. Topics that neurodiverse couples often seek help with include:

Communication
Social or general anxiety
Executive function challenges
Need for consistency
Special interests and collections
Sensory needs
Emotional reciprocity and/or physical intimacy

Partners of Autistic Adults Coaching Groups

These groups are for a partner in a neurodiverse relationship. No formal diagnosis is required. Get support and strategies from others who truly understand what being in a neurodiverse relationship is like. Learn tools from facilitators and group discussions.

Partner Support Groups