Navigating a Neurodiverse Marriage
A Virtual Group for Couples
What: 6-session virtual group led by Alex Murphy & Ben Corley
Who: Couples in which one or both partners are neurodivergent.
When: Thursdays | 6/11 - 7/16 | 6:30pm-8:30pm Mountain Time
Where: Virtual
Price: $660 per couple ($110 per 2-hour session)
You are invited
to dive deeper.
Neurodiverse marriages are incredible — and uniquely challenging. If your relationship includes ADHD, ASD, and/or AuDHD, you may have found that traditional couples therapy doesn't quite fit. If you've ever thrown your hands up and wondered, "Why is this not working for us?!" — you're not alone, and it's not your fault.
Join us as we explore the distinct dynamics of neurodiverse marriage: what to look out for, and how to begin navigating the complexities with more confidence and connection.
Who is this group for?
This group could be for you if:
At least one partner has a diagnosis of ADHD, ASD, or AuDHD — or strongly suspects they do (self-diagnoses are welcome)
You feel like you're speaking different emotional or communication languages, even when you're both trying your best
Either or both of you have felt dismissed, misunderstood, or exhausted by traditional couples’ therapy
You appreciate validation of the struggles in your relationship, but you want to receive practical tools and frameworks for connecting with your partner
One partner often feels like the "nag" while the other feels perpetually criticized or micromanaged
You find yourselves stuck in the same arguments without understanding why
Differences in sensory needs, social energy, or emotional regulation are creating friction at home
You love each other but struggle to feel like a team
You're both willing to show up, learn, and do the work — together
You're looking for more than a therapist. You want a community of couples who get it
What to Expect:
Each 2-hour session will include a time of learning and time to process together. You will get to know the other couples and some of their experiences. Topics covered will include:
What is a neurodiverse marriage and why does it matter?
Deepening friendship with each other
Fostering love, affection, and fondness
Conflict: remaining connected and being productive
Intimacy
Organizing life
Holding different perspectives
Life transitions
Meet Alex & Ben
Alex Murphy - After a decade of full-time ministry overseas gave way to burnout, depression, and a marriage in crisis, I returned to the States for intensive counseling and care. That was where I encountered real healing for the first time.
My own journey toward wholeness grew into a passion to help others find deeper life, and I went back to school to become a licensed therapist. Before joining ReStory, I worked in community mental health.
More recently, our five children (aged 10-20) introduced us to the neurodiversity in our home — their experiences with ADHD and ASD led my wife and me to recognize our own, bringing new clarity to our shared story.
I didn't plan to end up here — but I'm thrilled to be in this place.
Ben Corley - brings 25 years of walking with men through story work, masculine formation, and the relational dynamics that shape a man’s internal world. She offers deep wisdom around family systems, attachment, and the complexities of mother–son relationships, helping men see their stories with clarity and courage.
Together, they create a space where men can do substantial work without losing their footing.
Application
Neurodiverse Marriage Virtual Group
Thursdays, 6:30pm - 8:30pm MST
June 11th - July 16th
*Limited to eight couples