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: $720 per couple ($120 per 2-hour session)

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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 - I have experienced what it’s like to have a marriage in crisis, and counseling was where I encountered real healing for the first time.

My journey towards wholeness grew into a passion to help others find deeper life, and I went back to school to become a licensed therapist.

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.

Ben Corley - As a counseling intern coming from a personal coaching background, I love working with married clients because of how unique and dynamic each relationship is.

I have a great interest in neurodivergent marriage because I am in one, and I recognize how the presence of neurodiversity impacts my relationship in nuanced, fun, challenging, and interesting ways. I've seen firsthand how keeping each other’s needs in mind can make a great deal of difference in a marriage relationship.

Application

Neurodiverse Marriage Virtual Group

Thursdays, 6:30pm - 8:30pm MST

June 11th - July 16th

*Limited to eight couples