CART: $0.00

Love in Translation

Date
Location
Canberra Baptist Church 11 Currie Crescent, Kingston, ACT, 2603 Get directions

Hosted by

About

Love in Translation is a 2-day weekend workshop designed specifically for neurodivergent couples.

Whether you’re both neurodivergent, one partner is, or you’re navigating the beautiful complexity of different neurotypes together—this workshop is built for you.

We know that neurodivergent relationships come with their own rhythm, communication style, and strengths.

This isn’t about “fixing” anything. It’s about understanding each other more deeply, building shared language, and developing practical skills that honour how you both think, feel, and connect.

What You’ll Learn

Neurodivergent communication styles – How ADHD, autism, and other neurotypes show up in relationships (and why that matters)

Shared language & understanding – Tools to bridge the gap between different ways of processing, expressing needs, and showing love

Relationship skills for neurodivergent couples – Practical strategies for conflict, emotional safety, and intimacy that actually work for how your brain works
Emotional safety & nervous system regulation – How to support each other’s regulation and create a relationship that feels calm and grounded

Action planning – Leave with a personalised plan for your relationship, tailored to both of your needs

Who This Is For

Neurodivergent couples (both partners ND, or one partner ND)

Couples seeking a neuroaffirming, non-judgmental space to strengthen their relationship

Partners who want to understand each other’s neurotype and build on that understanding

Anyone ready to invest in their relationship with warmth, curiosity, and practical tools
No experience with therapy or workshops needed. Just a willingness to show up for your relationship.

No experience with therapy or workshops needed. Just a willingness to show up for your relationship.

What’s Included:

2 full days of facilitation and skill-building run over consecutive Saturdays

Workbook with exercises, frameworks, and action plan templates

Stationery and materials for note-taking

Neurodivergent-friendly catering (light meals and snacks)

Supportive, accessible environment