Navigating dating, friendship, and community as a neurodivergent adult can feel confusing or overwhelming — especially when social norms and expectations aren’t always designed with neurodivergent communication styles in mind.
Our upcoming virtual Fireside Chat on Dating, Community & Friendship offers a warm, supportive space to talk openly about these experiences and explore practical ways to navigate relationships in adulthood.
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About the Conversation
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This discussion will focus on understanding the social landscape of dating, friendships, and community involvement from a neurodivergent perspective. We’ll explore common challenges, communication differences, and strategies that can help these experiences feel more manageable and authentic.
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Who this Event is for
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Neurodivergent individuals interested in guidance on navigating dating, friendships, or community settings
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Family members or supporters who want to better understand and uplift neurodivergent loved ones
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Clinicians, educators, and providers who support this population
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Event Details
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Thursday, January 8 • 6:30–7:45pm PT • Zoom
Hosted by: Deanna Dow, PhD (Spectrum Psych LA)
Melanie Inouye, OTD, OTR/L (Spectrum Psych LA)
Jeremy & Ilana Hamburgh (My Best Social Life)
RSVP here
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What We’ll Explore
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Navigating dating as a neurodivergent adult
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Understanding different communication and connection styles
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Maintaining friendships and handling social expectations
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Approaches to feeling grounded and supported in community spaces
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