My Services

neurodivergent wiring shape intimacy

Couples Counselling with Neurodiverse Lenses​

Navigate ADHD, mismatch, intimacy challenges & rebuild.

Rebuilding Connection When You Think, Feel, and Love Differently.

Relationships shaped by ADHD or other forms of neurodivergence often experience deep love — but also deep misunderstanding.
If you’re feeling stuck in repetitive conflicts, emotional overwhelm, intimacy challenges, or communication breakdowns, you’re not alone.

I help neurodiverse and mixed-neurotype couples understand their wiring, communicate needs clearly, and reconnect emotionally and sexually.

What Neurodiverse-Lens Couples Counselling Means

This is not generic couples therapy.
This is therapy that understands:

1. ADHD impulsivity, emotional intensity, or distractibility

2. Sensory needs and sensory overload

3. Executive dysfunction and “starting but not finishing” patterns

4. ADHD-driven intimacy cycles (hyperfocus → crash → withdrawal)

5. Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD)

6. Desire differences influenced by sensory, mental load, or emotional states

7. How trauma, masking, and overwhelm affect closeness

Together, we look at your relationship through the lens of neuroscience, attachment, and sexuality — so the patterns finally make sense.

My Therapeutic Approach

I combine:

  • Sexology & Intimacy Science

  • ADHD & Neuropsychology insights

  • Emotion-focused and attachment therapy

  • Evidence-based couples work

  • Practical communication tools

  • Strategies for emotional regulation & sensory balance

My goal is to transform your relationship into a space where both partners feel:

  • Seen, Heard, Safe, Valued & Desired

This is not “fixing” you — it’s understanding your wiring, celebrating your strengths, and building tools that work for your neurotype(s).

Couples Counselling with Neurodiverse Lenses

Rebuilding Connection When You Think, Feel, and Love Differently.

Relationships shaped by ADHD or other forms of neurodivergence often experience deep love — but also deep misunderstanding.
If you’re feeling stuck in repetitive conflicts, emotional overwhelm, intimacy challenges, or communication breakdowns, you’re not alone.

I help neurodiverse and mixed-neurotype couples understand their wiring, communicate needs clearly, and reconnect emotionally and sexually.

What Neurodiverse-Lens Couples Counselling Means

This is not generic couples therapy.
This is therapy that understands:

1. ADHD impulsivity, emotional intensity, or distractibility

2. Sensory needs and sensory overload

3. Executive dysfunction and “starting but not finishing” patterns

4. ADHD-driven intimacy cycles (hyperfocus → crash → withdrawal)

5. Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD)

6. Desire differences influenced by sensory, mental load, or emotional states

7. How trauma, masking, and overwhelm affect closeness

Together, we look at your relationship through the lens of neuroscience, attachment, and sexuality — so the patterns finally make sense.

Couples Counselling with Neurodiverse Lenses

Rebuilding Connection When You Think, Feel, and Love Differently.

Relationships shaped by ADHD or other forms of neurodivergence often experience deep love — but also deep misunderstanding.
If you’re feeling stuck in repetitive conflicts, emotional overwhelm, intimacy challenges, or communication breakdowns, you’re not alone.

I help neurodiverse and mixed-neurotype couples understand their wiring, communicate needs clearly, and reconnect emotionally and sexually.

What Neurodiverse-Lens Couples Counselling Means

This is not generic couples therapy.
This is therapy that understands:

1. ADHD impulsivity, emotional intensity, or distractibility

2. Sensory needs and sensory overload

3. Executive dysfunction and “starting but not finishing” patterns

4. ADHD-driven intimacy cycles (hyperfocus → crash → withdrawal)

5. Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD)

6. Desire differences influenced by sensory, mental load, or emotional states

7. How trauma, masking, and overwhelm affect closeness

Together, we look at your relationship through the lens of neuroscience, attachment, and sexuality — so the patterns finally make sense.