I offer video consultations for couples throughout California.
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It’s not uncommon for couples to have relationship difficulties when one partner has Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and the other is Neurotypical (NT). Often each person views the relationship in quite different ways, particularly how they communicate, experience and express emotions, and build intimacy.
It’s common for partners with ASD to:
There are a number of ways couples therapy can help break down the walls between someone with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their neurotypical partner.
In the sessions, we concentrate on the following:
The length of time needed to complete couple’s therapy varies depending on the unique circumstances of the relationship. On average, I recommend completing weekly sessions over several months, as working on the relationship with an ASD partner long-term will provide better opportunities for couples to reconnect.
By the end of your couple’s therapy, you will hopefully be able to:
If, as a couple, you are interested in working with me, here is what I recommend:
My fee is $250 per session. Please note that all payments are made directly to me. I do not bill insurance companies for my services. However, I can give you a superbill with all the necessary information for you to submit a claim for direct reimbursement. Should you choose to use your insurance benefits, I strongly recommend that you check with your carrier beforehand to assess your coverage for couples therapy.
Click the ‘Get Started’ button below to complete the intake process. Then, we will arrange a video consultation, and begin your journey to a happier, more successful relationship
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