Learn to set boundaries, stop arguing, and be heard
in your neurodiverse Christian relationship.
Learn to set boundaries, stop arguing, and be heard
in your neurodiverse Christian relationship.
Private coaching for faith based couples or individuals in neurodiverse relationships. Support & tools to foster deeper connection and understanding in neurodiverse relationships, personal healing, or to discern whether to Stay or Go.
Neurotypical women! We understand your pain and loneliness. Together, we learn about neurodiversity and how to manage stress in our lives. We set healthy boundaries and offer spiritual support to each other on our journeys of hope and healing.
Drop-in support Zooms for Christian women who are either growing in their marriages or who are discerning whether to Stay or Go? Lots of fellowship & resources, offered by Premiere or Basic level monthly subscriptions.
Barbara Grant is a dedicated neurodiverse couples coach with both personal and professional expertise in navigating the unique dynamics of neurodiverse relationships. She holds a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and is a Certified Autism Specialist and Neurodiverse Couples Coach. Barbara’s coaching is grounded in her innovative Roadmap to Hope & Healing© -- a research-based, results-driven approach inspired by her own experiences within neurodiverse marriage and family life. Passionate about helping individuals and couples heal, grow, and determine the sustainability of their relationships, Barbara brings empathy and insight to her work. She has been featured on popular podcasts such as Neurodiverse Love, Your Neurodiverse Relationship with Jodi Carlton, and The Neurodiverse Christian Couples Podcast. Additionally, she is the editor and a contributing author of Uniquely Us: Gracefully Navigating the Maze of Neurodiverse Marriage, Autism, and Faith. Barbara currently cohosts The Neurodiverse Couples “Coaches’ Corner” Podcast.
To learn more, schedule your free 20-minute consultation HERE.
Uniquely Us explores the complicated connection between autism, marriage, and faith and provides a path forward for the neurodiverse couples working together in this journey. Featuring a chapter by Barbara Grant and other experts in the fields of marriage, ADHD, autism, life coaching, and more!
This important work is designed to educate clergy, coaches, chaplains, and counselors on the nuances and complexities of working with neuroDiverse Christian couples.
