ADHD & Autism-Informed Relationship Therapy

When one or both partners are neurodivergent, traditional couples therapy often misses the mark. You're not broken, your brains are wired differently.

This specialized approach addresses:

→ Pursuit-withdraw patterns driven by ADHD emotional dysregulation

→ Communication breakdowns rooted in neurological processing differences

→ Intimacy challenges specific to neurodiverse partnerships

→ Sensory, executive function, and attention differences affecting connection

→ The unique attachment patterns that develop in neurodiverse relationships I combine practical, neuroscience-informed strategies with Emotionally Focused Therapy to help you build connection that works for your actual brains—not neurotypical expectations.

Typical session duration: Approximately 12-20 sessions (varies based on your specific needs)

Attachment-Based Infidelity Repair

Whether it's a physical affair, emotional infidelity, porn use that crossed boundaries, or ongoing deception betrayal shatters the foundation of trust.

This isn't about quick forgiveness or "moving past it." It's structured, evidence-based work to determine if genuine repair is possible.

For couples committed to rebuilding, we address:

→ Processing betrayal trauma without re-traumatization

→ Understanding what made the betrayal possible (not just blame) → Rebuilding attachment security from the ground up

→ Creating accountability structures that support healing

→ Differentiating between remorse and real change Using principles from Emotionally Focused Therapy and attachment science, this is deep-level relationship repair work.

Session duration: Approximately 20-30 sessions or 3-hour intensive + ongoing sessions (varies based on your specific needs)

Sex Therapy Meets Attachment Work

When desire has faded, when physical intimacy feels obligatory, when one partner avoids and the other pursues, you need more than "try harder" advice.

Sexual disconnection is rarely just about sex. It's about:

→ Attachment wounds and emotional safety

→ Shame patterns that block vulnerability

→ Desire discrepancy and mismatched libidos

→ Unresolved resentment preventing desire

→ Porn use affecting intimate connection

→ The nervous system's role in arousal and avoidance This work integrates clinical sex therapy principles from Emotionally Focused Therapy to address both the practical and psychological barriers to intimacy.

Typical session length: Approximately 15-25 sessions (varies based on the nature and depth of the issues)

The first step is scheduling your first session. Once a date and time are confirmed, you will receive an email to your client portal to fill out intake forms.

You'll receive your paperwork on a secure HIPAA compliant platform. Documents will be sent to your email prior to your first session. Paperwork & payment must be completed 24 hours before your scheduled session.

Find a safe space for your session. You'll receive an email link to your session. Our first session will be your intake where we will discuss treatment goals.