Therapy for Neurodivergent Couples—Because your relationship doesn’t have to feel this hard.
Together, let’s turn misunderstanding into clarity, frustration into growth, and love into connection.
Your Path to a Stronger Relationship Starts Here—
You’ve tried to fix the miscommunication. You’ve even tried therapy, But nothing seems to help.
Now, every interaction feels like another thread unraveling, and you’re left wondering if things can ever change.
It doesn’t have to be this way.
I Help Neurodivergent Couples
Find Meaningful Connection,
Repair Their Bond, and
Finally Feel Truly Understood.
Even if it feels impossible—even if past attempts left you more frustrated—there’s hope.
Your relationship deserves a fresh start.
Don’t Let Disconnection Win—
You’re not alone in feeling this way. Let’s dig deeper into the struggles you’ve been facing and explore the hope that lies ahead.
Does this hit close to home?
Conversations spiral into arguments, leaving one of you feeling dismissed and the other overwhelmed.
Misunderstandings pile up, and the silence that follows feels heavier than the words.
You’re exhausted from trying to explain yourself, heartbroken because your partner still doesn’t “get it.”
One of you thrives on routine, while the other needs spontaneity, and it feels like there’s no middle ground.
The love is there, but it’s buried under layers of frustration, leaving you both questioning if this is all it’s meant to be.
But what if your relationship could feel like this instead?
But what if your relationship could feel like this instead?
Reclaim Your Connection—Let’s Start Today
Arguments that once tore you apart now strengthen your understanding of each other.
Communication that feels natural, where both of you feel heard and valued.
A partnership where your differences are celebrated, not resented.
A shared life where your unique strengths create harmony that works for both of you.
A love that feels as solid and safe as it did when you first found each other.
The pain you’re experiencing is real, And so is the possibility of change.
What if your relationship could be a source of safety and strength instead of stress?
Hi, I’m Dawn Leprich-Graves, and I specialize in helping neurodivergent couples who feel disconnected rediscover what brought them together.
My approach combines:
The Gottman Couples Method
Neurodivergent-affirming practices
Brainspotting
Co-regulation techniques
These tools help us address surface challenges and the deeper patterns keeping you stuck, creating lasting, transformative change.
For couples ready to dive deep, I offer 3-hour intensive sessions to focus on the most persistent challenges. For an immersive experience, I host full-day weekend retreats designed for breakthroughs and reconnection.
This isn’t one-size-fits-all—it’s personalized therapy for your unique relationship dynamics.
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Your Breakthrough Awaits—Explore How My Approach Can Transform Your Relationship
Your future together can be different. Let’s envision what’s possible when you take the first step toward healing.
Imagine if, instead of constantly walking on eggshells, your relationship looked like this:
You talk with ease, feeling deeply understood and truly valued.
Disagreements bring clarity instead of distance, strengthening your bond.
Both of you feel safe and supported, no longer masking your needs or hiding who you are.
Your routines, rhythms, and dreams align, creating harmony instead of conflict.
Neurodivergent couples often leave therapy feeling misunderstood because traditional approaches weren’t built for your unique needs.
If therapy has felt like a dead end before, I understand.
That’s Why My Work Is Different.
I create a space where both partners feel heard, valued, and supported, using tools that align with your relationship—not someone else’s idea of what it should be.
This is your chance to feel truly seen and start building a partnership that works for you.
See How This Approach Can Work For You—Take the First Step Today
You’re not the first to feel like this, and you don’t have to stay stuck.
Couples I’ve worked with often share that therapy gave them back more than just connection—it gave them hope, understanding, and the confidence to grow together in ways they never thought possible.
Let’s revisit what’s possible and why your relationship deserves this chance to thrive.
Therapy for Neurodivergent Couples—
Helping you move from frustration and disconnection to a relationship where both of you thrive together.
Don’t Wait—The Relationship You Deserve Is Within Reach
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If doubts are holding you back, let’s address them so you feel ready to take this step.
Your Relationship Is Worth It—Schedule Your Consultation Today
Objections are natural, but you deserve clarity and connection. Let’s explore how this approach can fit into your life and create lasting change.
What if this doesn’t work for us?
I understand this fear—it’s hard to take a leap when past attempts haven’t brought the change you hoped for.
But my neurodivergent-affirming approach is different. It’s tailored specifically to your relationship, providing solutions that honor your unique dynamics, rather than trying to fit you into a one-size-fits-all framework.
Instead of focusing on what “should” work for most couples, we explore what works best for you as individuals and as a team. With evidence-based methods and tools designed for neurodivergent partnerships, we address the root causes of your struggles to create lasting, meaningful change.
Your relationship deserves this chance, and I’m here to guide you every step of the way.
This will take too much time.
I understand—it can feel overwhelming to commit time to therapy, especially with a busy schedule.
But think about the time spent now in misunderstandings, repeated arguments, or feeling disconnected. Investing a few hours into intensive, focused therapy can actually save time by addressing the core issues efficiently.
My approach is designed to help you see real progress quickly, so you’re not stuck in therapy for years. Intensives actually save time because they condense months of traditional weekly hour-long sessions into focused, impactful work that addresses core issues more effectively and efficiently.
Whether it’s a 3-hour session or a full-day retreat, this focused time gives your relationship the reset it needs to thrive.
We’ve tried therapy before.
I understand how discouraging it can feel when previous therapy hasn’t brought the changes you hoped for.
Many of my neurodivergent couples came to me feeling the same way—frustrated, stuck, and unsure if anything could really help.
But here’s the difference: my neurodivergent-affirming approach focuses on understanding your unique relationship dynamics, rather than applying a one-size-fits-all solution. Together, *we uncovered the root of their challenges and found a path forward that truly worked—*even when nothing else had.
Your relationship deserves the same chance to heal, grow, and thrive.
This is too much money. Especially since insurance doesn’t cover this.
I hear you—therapy is an investment. But consider the cost of not taking this step. The emotional toll of unresolved conflict, the strain on your partnership, and the ongoing stress of trying to navigate these challenges alone often far outweigh the financial cost of therapy.
The average cost of divorce in the U.S. ranges between $15,000 and $20,000—a significant financial and emotional burden that therapy may help you avoid.
I offer intensive sessions and retreats that provide meaningful breakthroughs, so you’re not paying for endless weekly sessions that don’t address the root of your challenges. This is about giving your relationship a concrete foundation and tools to sustain your connection for years to come.
FAQs
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Couples sessions are offered exclusively as 3-hour Therapeutic Intensives to provide the depth and focus needed for meaningful progress. For couples seeking even more comprehensive support, I also offer weekend retreat intensives—customized, full-day schedules designed to create an immersive, transformative experience.
Shorter sessions often fall short, especially for the couples I work with, who frequently face complex dynamics such as neurodivergence, trauma histories, and significant communication challenges. These extended formats allow us the time to dive deep, unpack patterns, and create a tailored path toward connection and healthier communication. Both partners will feel heard, supported, and empowered as we work together to rebuild and strengthen your relationship.
Six months from now, will you look back with relief, knowing you made the choice to invest in your relationship?
Picture this: You and your partner share a quiet laugh over an inside joke, free from the tension that once clouded every interaction. Disagreements still happen, but now they bring understanding instead of silence or slammed doors.
Your days feel lighter. Mornings begin with connection, not frustration. You’ve created routines that respect both of your needs—your partner’s love for structure and your own need for flexibility. Evenings are filled with moments of real connection, like shared meals and meaningful conversations, reigniting the warmth you thought you’d lost.
You’ve discovered a shared language, turning miscommunication into clarity. Both of you feel heard, valued, and grateful for the choice to prioritize your relationship.
You don’t have to let this become your story.
Six months from now, your relationship could feel stronger, more connected, and more fulfilling than ever.
The choice is yours: stay where you are, or take the first step toward transformation today. Your Future Together Starts Here—
Or, if you don’t take the first step now, six months from now could look like this:
The same arguments, the same silence, and the same pain repeating over and over.
You come home to the same tension and patterns that leave you feeling drained and distant. Conversations feel like navigating a minefield—every word carefully chosen but still hitting a nerve.
Mornings are rushed and disconnected, while evenings end in silence.
One of you retreats to work or a screen, while the other wonders if this is all your relationship will ever be.
The love may still be there, but it feels buried— under resentment, unmet needs, and the exhaustion of trying to make it work without the right tools.
