Do you wonder if you might be on the autism spectrum? Perhaps you've felt different your whole life, and struggled to make friends, or just to fit in. Did it seem like everybody else had a secret rule book for how to make friends? If you are intelligent and pretty good at "masking" or pretending to be "normal" it's no surprise that you weren't diagnosed as a child. Now, we know a lot more about autism. It looks different for women than for men, for adults than for children, and for those with higher intelligence as compared to those with intellectual disability. If you want to know whether you have an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), help is available. As a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Dr. Marsh conducts in-depth behavioral assessment for autism and provides a comprehensive written report with all test results, analysis, and diagnostic impressions. You can get the answers you seek to better understand yourself, and to be empowered to overcome challenges which have stood in your way. Knowledge really is power.
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Are you in a neurodivergent relationship, where one or both partners have characteristics of autism, Asperger’s, ADHD, or other similar conditions?

Do you find that differences in social and communication expectations and misunderstanding get in the way of an otherwise great relationship?

You truly love your partner, and yet sometimes you have no idea what they want.

Or perhaps your partner doesn’t really get where you’re coming from, and you don’t know how to put your thoughts into words without arguing or withdrawing.

It’s not that your relationship is in trouble, it’s just that you suspect you could be even happier together if you could work through these social and communication differences.

NDC3: NeuroDivergent Couples Communication Course may be the answer you’re looking for. The two of you can explore with Dr. Marsh ways to reduce your misunderstandings, deepen your friendship, and improve your overall satisfaction with your relationship.

Learn more here.

Are you an autistic adult, parent, or a professional working with someone on the autism spectrum?

Do you have a specific problem that you would like to discuss with Dr. Marsh?

NeuroDivergent Problem Solving (NDPS) is a short-term process that seeks to address your specific problem during a telehealth consulting session.

Prior to the NDPS session, complete a form with information about your particular issue.

During your 50 - 90 minute telehealth session with Dr. Marsh, she will offer her insights and brainstorm with you which possible solutions would be best for you.

After the session, you will receive an emailed summary of Dr. Marsh’s insights, recommendations, and next steps.