My subscription newsletter on Substack is called The Neurodiverse Couple.
It includes regular essays and reflections on neurodiverse relationships, with particular attention to how autistic and neurotypical partners experience difference, misunderstanding, intimacy, and choice over time.
The newsletter is delivered directly to your email inbox.
The essays are not instructional or prescriptive. They are intended to support clarity and reflection rather than provide advice or solutions.
While much of my professional work focuses on couples, the newsletter allows space to explore the distinct experiences of each partner in greater depth than is possible in joint work. Some essays focus more closely on the autistic partner’s perspective, others on the neurotypical partner’s experience, and many address the space between.
The goal is not to resolve difference, but to understand it more accurately.
All essays are available to both free and paid subscribers.
Paid subscriptions are a way of supporting the ongoing work of the newsletter rather than unlocking different content. Subscribers who choose to support the work may also have access to workshops, online discussions, or support groups offered through the Substack platform from time to time.
Details about subscription options are available directly on Substack.
The newsletter is not a substitute for therapy, coaching, or courses. It is a separate space for ongoing thought, language, and reflection.
Many readers use the newsletter as a way to stay engaged with these ideas over time, whether or not they are currently working with me in another capacity.
If you have questions or reflections, you are welcome to comment on an essay or reach out by email.
If there are topics you would like to see explored in future writing, you may suggest them through Substack.