Support for Individuals and Couples
in Neurodiverse Relationships
Hi there.  

I'm Laurie and I'm so glad you found your way to me, welcome.

Being in a neurodiverse relationship* brings unique gifts and challenges. You need specialized support--roadmaps and tools that are built with with awareness and appreciation for couples just like you. 

I'm so excited to be able to offer that to you right here!

I'm both professionally and personally passionate about making it easier and more rewarding to love someone across the neurological divide. At their best, neurodiverse relationships have so much to teach us about how to love ourselves and others well--with acceptance, understanding, compassion, and deep honesty.

​It takes hard work, open minds, and willing hearts, but shared thriving in your relationship is absolutely possible. I hope you find within this space pathways toward more bridge-building, difference-crossing, logic-defying, wide-expansive love. 
*"Neurodiverse relationship" is a term for any relationship where one person is autistic (on the autism spectrum, has autism, has Aspergers) and the other person is not (we call someone without autism allistic or neurotypical). While "neurodiverse relationship" can refer to any relationship where a wide variety of neurodiversity is present in one form or another, and while the support I offer may apply to some of those relationships, my main focus here is on couples where autism is present for one partner and not the other.

​New Offerings

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Weekend Workshop: Future Dates To Be Announced Soon
Starts April 6th, 2023

Listen to Laurie on the podcast "Neurodiverse Love"


Laurie describes how she works with neurodiverse couples as a guest on the podcast "Neurodiverse Love".

​You'll hear about how Collaborative Therapy, dialogue, and social construction shape her work as well as indicators of neurodiverse relationships. 
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Please note:
In an effort to create new offerings and services that better meet the
​demand for specialized knowledge about neurodiverse relationships,
I am not able to accept new therapy clients at this time.
​My waiting list is currently full.
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Be sure to check back here soon as I'll be sharing more about these new offerings and services as I further develop them. 
If you'd like to be added to my email list so that you can be among the first to know about these opportunities, please send me a message at support@lauriebmorse.com