Emotional Support for Neurodiverse Partners
You may have Arrived Here Because:
You feel unseen in a neurodiverse relationship.
You constantly second-guess your perception of reality.
You feel lonely, even while partnered.
You crave mutual empathy and deeper emotional intimacy.
You’re exhausted from carrying the emotional labor of the household.
You’ve been told to “just communicate better” but it hasn’t worked.
You’re unsure if you should stay or go—and you feel ashamed for even wondering.
You might cope by Isolating
It may feel easier to silence your needs than to face another round of misunderstanding.
You might throw yourself into parenting, work, or caretaking—anything that gives you a sense of control.
And yet, deep down, you long to be seen, held, and understood.
It’s a painful bind.
I welcome all parts of you and a chance to let your guard down
Cassandra Syndrome isn’t about blaming your partner—it’s about naming your reality.
It’s about finally understanding that your hurt isn’t imaginary. That your longing for empathy and reciprocity is not “asking too much.”
In our work together, I create a safe space where you can let down your guard, explore what you’re feeling, and begin to rebuild trust in yourself.
My Experience with Partners In neurodiverse Relationships:
As a therapist and as a mom in a neurodiverse family system, I understand the toll of chronic misattunement, invisible labor, and the exhaustion of feeling like it’s all on your shoulders.
I help clients:
Name and validate their emotional pain
Set boundaries without guilt
Reclaim their voice and sense of self
Understand the nervous system impacts of ongoing disconnection
Explore the choice to stay or leave with clarity, not shame