Get answers to questions about our learning center run by our New Path non-profit. Frequently Asked Questions Show the full page text New Path Family is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity that publishes free, plain-language education for autistic and ADHD adults and the people who love them. These are the questions we are asked most often. Everything below is free to read and no account is required: the five courses in the Learning Center (The Neurodivergent Brain , The Neurodiverse Couple , The Autistic Woman , Parenting Autism and The Adult ADHD Course ) and the Worksheet Library . There is more about the organization on our About page . The Free Learning Center What is the New Path Learning Center? The Learning Center is the main thing this nonprofit does. It is a set of five self-paced programs, written in plain language, about how neurodivergent minds, bodies and relationships actually work: The Neurodivergent Brain (23 modules), The Neurodiverse Couple (24 modules), The Autistic Woman (22 modules), Parenting Autism (22 modules), and The Adult ADHD Course (16 modules). Each program is a complete guide with lessons, videos, screeners and workbooks. Start with whichever one fits your life, read the modules in whatever order makes sense to you, take what helps and skip what does not. Nothing is held back for a paid tier, because there is no paid tier. Is the Learning Center really free, and do I need an account? Yes it is free, and no account is required. There is no sign-up wall, no trial period, no upgrade, and no premium version. You do not have to give us an email address to read anything on this site, including the Worksheet Library . New Path Family is a 501(c)(3) public charity. Publishing this material at no cost is the charitable purpose of the organization. It is not a marketing step toward something you are eventually asked to buy. Which of the five programs should I start with? Start with the one that matches the question that brought you here. The Neurodivergent Brain covers the foundations: sensory processing, executive function, meltdowns, shutdowns and burnout. The Neurodiverse Couple is for relationships where one or both partners are neurodivergent. The Autistic Woman is for women who were missed, misdiagnosed or identified late. Parenting Autism is for people raising autistic and ADHD children, including parents who are wired the same way. The Adult ADHD Course is for adults who are diagnosed, newly identified, or still wondering. You can also search the Learning Center by topic rather than by title. The search reads subject matter, so plain phrases such as meltdowns, cannot start tasks, or my partner does not get it will find the right module. Who writes and reviews the material? The programs are written by clinicians and shaped by neurodivergent people with lived experience. Writers and reviewers are named on our Acknowledgments page . The writing is neurodiversity-affirming throughout. We use identity-first language, we do not use outdated terms such as Asperger's, and we treat neurological difference as difference rather than as deficit. Worksheets and Screeners What is in the Worksheet Library? The Worksheet Library holds more than 350 free worksheets, each one a single focused exercise rather than a workbook you have to complete in order. They cover regulation and meltdown planning, communication and repair, executive function, sensory needs, relationships, parenting, and self-understanding. The library is searchable, everything in it is free to read or print, and no account is required. May I use your worksheets with my own students, group or family? Yes, for non-commercial use. Teachers, group facilitators, support workers and parents are welcome to print anything in the Worksheet Library and use it in classrooms, groups and homes at no charge. Please leave the New Path Family attribution on the page. Please do not resell our material or present it as your own work. If you want to reproduce a large amount of it, translate it, or include it in something you are publishing, write to info@newpathfamily.com first and we will almost certainly say yes. Are the screeners on this site a diagnosis? No. Every screener and self-discovery tool published here is an educational instrument. None of them is a diagnostic instrument, no result from this website is a diagnosis, and this organization does not diagnose anyone. What a screener can do is help you decide whether a question is worth pursuing, and give you clearer language for a conversation with a qualified professional. That is the whole of its purpose. About This Organization Who is New Path Family? New Path Family is the public name of New Path Couples Therapy, Inc., a California nonprofit public benefit corporation recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public charity. Our EIN is 87-0816107 and our California Registry of Charities number is CT0277447. Our mailing address is 3880 S. Bascom Ave., Suite 216, San Jose, CA 95124, and you can reach us at info@newpathfamily.com . There is more about the organization on our About page . What is the mission of the organization? To provide advocacy and mental health resources for the neurodivergent community. In practice that means publishing free, plain-language education for autistic and ADHD adults, for the people who love them, and for the professionals who work alongside them. Everything we publish is free to read, including the five courses in the Learning Center and the Worksheet Library . There is no sign-up and no fee. Does New Path Family provide therapy, assessment or coaching? No. This organization does not provide psychotherapy, psychological or autism assessment, diagnosis, medication management, coaching, or any other clinical service. Nothing on this website is an offer of clinical care, and we have no clinical staff, no clients and no waiting list. What you find here is educational material. It is not medical advice, it is not psychotherapy, and it is not a substitute for care from a qualified professional. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline), text HOME to 741741, or call 911. In the UK call Samaritans on 116 123, or 999 in an emergency. Does this website sell anything or carry advertising? No. Nothing on this site is for sale. There are no products, no paid services, no memberships, no advertising, and no affiliate arrangements of any kind. We do not sell, rent or trade visitor information, and we do not require an email address to read anything here. The purpose of the site is to publish free educational material and read it in place. There is no commercial transaction available on it. The Nonprofit and the Therapy Centers How is New Path Family related to New Path Family of Therapy Centers, Inc.? They are two separate organizations. New Path Family is the 501(c)(3) nonprofit that publishes the Learning Center, the Worksheet Library and our advocacy writing. New Path Family of Therapy Centers, Inc. is a separate California professional corporation that employs licensed clinicians and provides clinical services. The two share a founder and a philosophy of care. Neither organization owns the other, and neither pays the other. The nonprofit provides no clinical services and has no clinical staff, no clients and no waiting list. The therapy corporation has no control over what the nonprofit publishes. Do you receive anything when a reader becomes a therapy client? No. New Path Family receives no payment, commission, revenue share or referral fee of any kind when a reader contacts or becomes a client of New Path Family of Therapy Centers, Inc., or of any other provider. We name that organization here, and point you to the page that describes it, because being clear about the relationship is more honest than leaving it unsaid. Naming a related company is a disclosure, not a referral, and nobody pays us to make it. I want to talk to a therapist. Can you refer me? Not in the way that word usually means. This organization makes no clinical referrals, keeps no referral list, and does not screen or vet providers. We are paid nothing if you contact anyone, and we have no way of knowing whether you did. What we can do is tell you who we are connected to. New Path Family of Therapy Centers, Inc. is a separate California professional corporation that shares a founder with this nonprofit and runs a group of virtual therapy centers. Our therapy centers page describes it and lists those centers. Naming a related company is a connection, not a referral, and where you go is entirely your choice. There are also good routes that have nothing to do with us, and they are worth using. Your physician can refer you, your health plan can list the providers it covers, and your state licensing board publishes a public register of every licensed clinician in your state. If you need help right now rather than an appointment, call or text 988 in the US, or Samaritans on 116 123 in the UK. Advocacy and Contact What advocacy work does the nonprofit do? Alongside the courses and worksheets we publish advocacy writing for autistic and ADHD adults and the people who love them: on late identification, masking and burnout, being believed, plain-language accommodation at work and at school, and the way neurodivergent people are described in clinical settings. The aim throughout is plain language for people who have been handed clinical language and left to translate it on their own. Can I suggest a topic, or write for the Learning Center? Yes to both. If there is a subject the Learning Center does not cover, or a worksheet you wish existed, write to info@newpathfamily.com . Requests from readers are a large part of how we decide what to publish next. If you are a clinician, a researcher, or a neurodivergent writer who would like to help build the material, use the same address. Writers and reviewers are credited on our Acknowledgments page . We also welcome corrections. If something we have published is out of date, inaccurate, or worded in a way that does not sit right with you, tell us and we will look at it. Questions, corrections, requests for a topic we have not covered, or an offer to write for the Learning Center all go to the same place: info@newpathfamily.com . Writers and reviewers are credited on our Acknowledgments page . The separate professional corporation named above is described on our therapy centers page .

A free, self-paced course on autism in women and AFAB people — why so many are missed, masking, burnout, hormones, motherhood, and finally being believed. Show the full course text NEW PATH LEARNING CENTER · PROGRAM 03 FREE · SELF-PACED THE AUTISTIC WOMAN For the woman who always felt different — here is the language for why. A free, self-paced course about understanding your autistic mind — late discovery, masking, burnout, your sensory world, AuDHD, relationships, and building a life that actually fits. You were never broken. Start the Program → Browse all modules Talk to a clinician All 22 modules Free, no sign-up. Read in order, or jump straight to what you need today. Part One · Seeing Yourself 01 You Were Never Broken 02 Why Women Get Missed 03 Masking and Camouflaging 04 Autistic Burnout Part Two · How Your Brain Works 05 Your Sensory World 06 Monotropism and Deep Interests 07 Executive Function and the Mental Load 08 Big Feelings and Rejection Sensitivity 09 AuDHD: Two Engines, One Nervous System 10 Demand, Autonomy & the PDA Profile Part Three · Where It Shows Up 11 Friendship and Belonging 12 Communication and the Double Empathy Problem 13 Unmasking, Safely 14 Hormones Across the Lifespan 15 The Mental-Health Overlaps 16 Trauma, CPTSD & Grief 17 Food, Eating, and ARFID Part Four · Building a Life That Fits 18 Love and Intimacy 19 Autistic Motherhood 20 Work, Accommodations, and Advocacy 21 Being Believed 22 Your Operating Manual Built by a team that works with autistic women and girls every day. This course comes out of She Rocks the Spectrum and the wider New Path Family of Therapy Centers, where clinicians, advocates, and researchers sit with autistic women week after week. The Autistic Woman is the course we wished existed when our clients first came looking for answers — written by people who do this work, many of them autistic and AuDHD themselves. She Rocks the Spectrum New Path's home for autistic girls and women — where the worksheets and the GQ-ASC screener live, alongside resources made for how you're actually wired. Lived experience Autistic and AuDHD voices shape what we write — what masking, burnout, and being missed actually feel like, not just how they read in a textbook. Real research Every module is research-grounded — and names where the evidence on autistic women is still catching up. A 22-module course about understanding your own autistic mind — and finally having words for it. Each module covers one topic in depth — what is happening in your brain, what it looks and feels like, why it happens, and what actually helps. Who this is for: autistic women — diagnosed, self-identifying, or still wondering — including AuDHD women and those who discovered it in adulthood. Whether you have a diagnosis or just a quiet sense that this is you, you belong here. Trans and nonbinary people who recognise themselves here are welcome too. What happens inside a module. Every module follows the same six-step arc. About 20–30 minutes, start to finish. 1 Read the lesson The neuroscience and the human reality, in plain language. Roughly 8–12 minutes of reading. 2 See what helps The practical part, right after the lesson — concrete strategies that fit how your brain actually works, while the context is still fresh. 3 Watch the videos Hearing from real people — autistic women who explain the research in a way that makes sense, and share their own lived experience. 4 Take the screener — for self-discovery A short, validated questionnaire — about 5 minutes — now that you have the context. Bring your results into the workbook; it’s a mirror for self-discovery, not a diagnosis. 5 Do the workbook Short, specific prompts that turn the lesson into something you actually use to understand yourself. Your answers save to your browser — no sign-in. 6 Download your PDF — or talk to a clinician Export your workbook as a clean PDF to keep, share with a therapist, or bring to an assessment conversation. Start the course → All modules Ready to talk to someone? This course is built to stand on its own. But if reading it makes you want a conversation — about assessment, therapy, coaching, or just where to start — we are right here. Talk to our team →

Eight free modules on what an in-depth adult assessment involves: choosing a service, what you will be asked, the instruments, and reading the report. Show the full course outline The Assessment Eight free modules on what an in-depth autism or ADHD assessment for adults actually involves — how to decide whether to book one, how to choose a service and what to ask it, what happens in the room, how to read the report, and what a diagnosis does and does not change. Where to start Eight modules, in the order the process happens. Part One is before you book. Part Two is the assessment itself. Part Three is afterwards. So where you start depends on where you already are — and unlike the Self-Identification course next door, you are not expected to begin at Module 1 unless Module 1 is your question. If you have not decided yet — Part One, Modules 1 to 3. Module 1 — What an Assessment Is For — What an assessment produces, what it cannot produce, and why the answer at the end is a clinical judgement rather than a measurement. Module 2 — Who Assesses You, and Why It Matters — Which professions can diagnose adult autism and ADHD, how that changes at every border, and what actually predicts a sound assessment once you are past the job title. Module 3 — Choosing a Service, and What to Ask — The routes that actually exist, what genuinely differs between them, what is known about waiting and cost, and the questions to put to a service before you give anyone money. Module 3 is the one that saves money. It ends in nine questions to put to a service in writing, before you pay anyone. If you already have an appointment — Part Two, Modules 4 to 6. What you will actually be asked and how to prepare without rehearsing, which instruments you might meet and what each one measures, and what happens in the session where you are given the answer. Module 4 is the only part of an assessment you can do work on in advance. If you are holding a report — start at Module 7. How to read the document section by section, what a severity level does and does not mean, what to do about a factual error in it, and then what a diagnosis actually changes — and what it does not. Part One — Before you book Module 1 — What an Assessment Is For What an assessment produces, what it cannot produce, and why the answer at the end is a clinical judgement rather than a measurement. Open this module Module 2 — Who Assesses You, and Why It Matters Which professions can diagnose adult autism and ADHD, how that changes at every border, and what actually predicts a sound assessment once you are past the job title. Open this module Module 3 — Choosing a Service, and What to Ask The routes that actually exist, what genuinely differs between them, what is known about waiting and cost, and the questions to put to a service before you give anyone money. Open this module Part Two — The process Module 4 — What You Will Be Asked, and How to Prepare The questions an assessment is actually built out of, the informant problem and what to do when there is nobody to ask, and how to prepare thoroughly without turning the appointment into a performance. Open this module Module 5 — The Instruments You Are Likely to Meet What each tool actually measures, who fills it in, and why no single one of them is required — including the one most people believe is. Open this module Module 6 — The Outcome Conversation The session where the answer is given — what a yes contains beyond the word, what a no contains, why a no is the more revisable of the two, and what to ask before the session ends. Open this module Part Three — After Module 7 — Reading the Report The anatomy of a report section by section, which section answers which question, how to read a score without over-reading it, what the severity levels do and do not mean, and what to do about a factual error. Open this module Module 8 — What a Diagnosis Does and Does Not Change Accommodations and the documentation that actually gets them, what "neuro-informed" means when somebody writes it down, the evidence on what changes after a late diagnosis, and what does not. Open this module What each module contains The same shape every time. Step 1, the lesson — the evidence, set out plainly, with what it does and does not show. Step 2, What helps — specific things to do or ask, not general advice. Step 3, your workbook — eight questions to answer for your own case, saved on your device and never sent to us. Every module also ends in a research companion listing each source, what was taken from it, and how it was read. If an assessment is not what you are looking for An in-depth assessment and self-identification are two branches of the same fork, not two rungs of a ladder. If the question you actually have is whether you are allowed to use the word at all, that is the Self-Identification course . If you want to start with a screening questionnaire taught with its limits shown, that is Autistic Self-Discovery and ADHD Self-Discovery . Who made this New Path Family, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity that publishes free, plain-language education for autistic and ADHD adults and the people who love them. Everything here is free to read: no account, no sign-up, no payment. This course makes no referrals and receives nothing. The nonprofit employs no clinicians, provides no assessment, and takes no commission, revenue share or fee of any kind if you go anywhere named or unnamed in these modules. The Worksheet Library holds more than 350 free worksheets, and you can talk with the New Path team if you want to. New Path Family shares a founder with New Path Family of Therapy Centers, Inc. , a separate company that provides adult autism and ADHD assessment. Naming it is a connection. It is not a referral, and Module 3 gives independent routes alongside it.

Twelve free modules for adults who recognise themselves in autism or ADHD without a diagnosis: what the label does, and what comes after it. Show the full course outline Self-Identification Twelve free modules for anyone who has recognised themselves in autism or ADHD without a diagnosis. What the word is doing, what the diagnostic criteria actually say, how to read your own history against them, what arrives after the recognition, and how to decide whether you want an in-depth assessment at all. Where to start Twelve modules, and this one is a sequence. The two screener courses next door are a shelf you visit with a question. This one is not. It runs from whether you are allowed to use the word at all through to the Monday afterwards, and each part assumes the one before it. Read it in order. Step one — the two modules of Part One. Module 1 — Am I Allowed to Call Myself This? — Where self-identification came from, what the research actually found about the people who do it, the strongest case against it, and how to hold a description nobody handed you. Module 2 — What a Label Is, and What It Is Not — Four different jobs the same word is doing, and why most arguments about self-identification are two people using different ones. Start at Module 1. It is the one that answers the question most people arrive with, and everything after it rests on the position it sets out. Step two — the evidence, Modules 3 to 5. What the diagnostic criteria actually say, how to read your own history against them, and where a screening questionnaire fits. Module 5 is also the door to the two screener courses. Step three — the rest, as it arrives. Parts Three to Five are what happens after the recognition: grief and anger, telling people, finding your people, finding a therapist, and deciding whether you want an in-depth assessment at all. Part One — Am I allowed? Module 1 — Am I Allowed to Call Myself This? Where self-identification came from, what the research actually found about the people who do it, the strongest case against it, and how to hold a description nobody handed you. Open this module Module 2 — What a Label Is, and What It Is Not Four different jobs the same word is doing, and why most arguments about self-identification are two people using different ones. Open this module Part Two — The evidence Module 3 — The Criteria, in Plain Language What the diagnostic criteria for autism and ADHD actually say, translated, with the parts a questionnaire cannot reach made concrete. Open this module Module 4 — Reading Your Own History A structured re-examination of a life you have already lived and the document an assessor will actually ask you for. Open this module Module 5 — Where Screeners Fit What a screening questionnaire is for, what it cannot be for, and which of the two courses to open next. Open this module Part Three — What arrives Module 6 — Grief For the childhood that had no explanation, the years of trying harder, and the version of you that got blamed. Open this module Module 7 — Anger, and Relief The other two feelings, why they alternate, and why relief so often arrives with guilt attached. Open this module Part Four — Other people Module 8 — Telling People Partner, parents, employer, friends: what disclosure buys and what it costs, audience by audience. Open this module Module 9 — Finding Your People What the community offers, how to walk into it, and what to expect once you are there. Open this module Module 10 — A Therapist Who Gets It How to find one, what neuro-affirming should mean in practice rather than on a profile page, and what a bad fit looks like early. Open this module Part Five — What next Module 11 — Do I Want an In-Depth Assessment? A decision aid, not a recommendation. What an assessment buys, what it costs, when self-identification is enough on its own, and how to get one without anybody selling you anything. Open this module Module 12 — Monday Morning What actually changes after you recognise yourself, what does not, the first three changes worth making, and when to come back. Open this module If what you are looking for is not here This course is about the recognition itself, not about measuring traits. The screening questionnaires live in the two sister courses, each taught with its limits shown: the Autistic Self-Discovery course and the ADHD Self-Discovery course . Module 5 explains what a screener can and cannot settle before you open either of them. Who made this New Path Family, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity that publishes free, plain-language education for autistic and ADHD adults and the people who love them. Everything here is free to read: no account, no sign-up, no payment. The nonprofit does not provide therapy or assessment and is not paid for referrals. The Worksheet Library holds more than 350 free worksheets, and you can talk with the New Path team if you want to.

A free, self-paced course for adults with ADHD — how your brain works, daily life, executive function, relationships, work, and treatment. Diagnosed or just wondering. Show the full course text THE NEW PATH FAMILY LEARNING CENTER FREE · SELF-PACED THE ADULT ADHD COURSE A free, self-paced course for adults with ADHD — whether you’re diagnosed, newly identified, or just starting to wonder. ADHD doesn’t come with a manual. Sixteen short modules — written by clinicians who work with ADHD adults every day — help you understand how your brain actually works, get through the hard parts of daily life, and build a life that fits you. No fixing. No shame. Just a clearer, kinder lens. Start the Course → Browse all modules Talk to a clinician All 16 modules Free, no sign-up. Read in order, or jump straight to what you need today. Part One · Understanding Your ADHD 01 What ADHD Actually Is (and Isn't) 02 The ADHD Brain, In Plain Language 03 Diagnosed Late — or Still Wondering 04 ADHD Rarely Travels Alone Part Two · Daily Life and Executive Function 05 Time Blindness 06 Focus, Hyperfocus, and Distraction 07 Motivation and the Wall of Awful 08 Working Memory, Clutter, and the Doom Pile 09 Big Feelings: Emotional Regulation and RSD Part Three · Relationships and Work 10 ADHD in Love 11 Friends, Family, and Parenting as an ADHDer 12 ADHD at Work Part Four · Treatment and an ADHD-Friendly Life 13 Medication, Demystified 14 Therapy, Coaching, and Skills That Actually Help 15 Systems, Habits, and Self-Compassion 16 Your ADHD Operating Manual Built by a clinical team that works with ADHD adults every day. This course comes out of the Neurodiverse Couples Counseling Center and the wider New Path Family of Therapy Centers, where clinicians work with ADHD, autistic, and AuDHD adults — and with couples — week after week. The Adult ADHD Course is the one we wished existed when people first came looking for answers: written by clinicians who do this work, many of them neurodivergent themselves. New Path family of therapy centers Clinicians who work with adults and with couples — so whether ADHD is mostly landing on you or on your relationship, there’s a place to start. Lived experience Neurodivergent clinicians and ADHD adults shape what we write — what time blindness, RSD, and the Wall of Awful actually feel like, not just how they read in a textbook. Real research Every module is research-grounded, with tiered citations — and names where the evidence on adult ADHD is still catching up. A 16-module course about understanding your own mind — and finally having words for what you’ve been living. Each module covers one topic in depth — what is happening in your brain, what it looks and feels like, why it happens, and what actually helps. Who this is for: adults with ADHD — diagnosed, newly identified, or self-suspecting — and the people who love them. Whether you have a formal diagnosis or just a growing hunch, you belong here. What happens inside a module. Every module follows the same short arc. About 20–30 minutes, start to finish. 1 Read the lesson The neuroscience and the human reality, in plain language, broken into short readable pieces. Roughly 8–12 minutes. 2 See what helps Every lesson ends with the practical part — concrete, ADHD-friendly strategies that fit how your brain actually works, while the context is still fresh. 3 Meet the diagrams & the lens Every idea gets a clear visual metaphor, plus a Strengths Lens on what your wiring does well and a Neuroscience Corner on why — the research, made human. 4 Take a screener — where one is offered A few modules include a short, validated questionnaire — about 5 minutes. It’s always about you, and it’s a mirror for noticing patterns, never a diagnosis or a test you can fail. 5 Do the workbook Short, specific prompts that turn the lesson into something you actually use in your own life. Your answers save to your device — no sign-in, and we never see them. 6 Download your PDF — or talk to a clinician Export your workbook as a clean PDF to keep, share with a therapist, or bring to your next appointment. All modules Ready to talk to someone? This course is built to stand on its own. But if reading it makes you want a conversation — about therapy for yourself, support for your relationship, or just where to start — we’re right here. Talk to our team →

New Path Family is a nonprofit and doesn't provide therapy. Assessments, couples work and coaching come from our sister organization's six virtual centers: adult autism assessment, neurodiverse couples counseling, therapy for autistic women and men, parent coaching, and partner support. Show the full page text New Path Therapy Centers New Path Family is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We publish free courses and worksheets — we do not provide therapy. Therapy, coaching, and autism and ADHD assessments come from our sister organization, New Path Family of Therapy Centers, Inc., a separate company. These are its six virtual centers, built for how your brain actually works. The six centers Adult Autism Assessment Center For adults seeking answers. Formal autism assessment for adults, fully by telehealth. Neurodiversity-affirming clinicians, plain-language reports, and a process designed not to be an interrogation. Visit Adult Autism Assessment Center . Learn first: Self-Identification & Assessment , free in our Learning Center. Neurodiverse Couples Counseling Center For couples. Couples therapy where neurodivergence is treated as a difference to work with, not a defect to fix — communication, repair, intimacy, and the patterns that finally make sense. Visit Neurodiverse Couples Counseling Center . Learn first: Neurodiverse Relationships , free in our Learning Center. She Rocks the Spectrum For autistic women. A therapy center built around the female presentation — masking, late diagnosis, hormones, identity — with a worksheet library and screeners made for women. Visit She Rocks the Spectrum . Learn first: Women, Hormones & Neurodivergence , free in our Learning Center. Therapy 4 Autistic Men For autistic men. Individual therapy built around how autistic men actually experience the world — direct, concrete, and free of the social-performance expectations that make therapy exhausting. Visit Therapy 4 Autistic Men . Learn first: Identity & Late Diagnosis , free in our Learning Center. Parenting Autism Therapy Center For parents of neurodivergent kids. Coaching and support for the parents in the room — co-regulation, school battles, sibling dynamics, and your own bandwidth. And if you’re neurodivergent yourself, parenting while ND isn’t a footnote here — it’s half of what we do. Visit Parenting Autism Therapy Center . Learn first: The Neurodivergent Brain , free in our Learning Center. Believing Cassandra For partners & supporters. For the partners, parents, and supporters of neurodivergent adults — the people whose experience often goes unseen. Understanding, validation, and practical tools. Visit Believing Cassandra . Learn first: For Supporters , free in our Learning Center. Not sure which center fits? Their client care team can help. Tell them a little about what’s going on, and they’ll point you to the right place — person to person, no pressure. Talk to the therapy team . Also operated by New Path Family of Therapy Centers, Inc. New Path Couples Therapy Couples therapy for every kind of relationship — communication, conflict, and reconnection. Visit New Path Couples Therapy . Christian Couples Counseling Center Faith-centered couples counseling that honors your shared values and beliefs. Visit Christian Couples Counseling Center . Blended Family Counseling Center Support for stepfamilies and blended households — new roles, loyalties, and routines. Visit Blended Family Counseling Center . New Path Sex Addiction Therapy Compassionate, judgment-free help for sex and pornography addiction and betrayal recovery. Visit New Path Sex Addiction Therapy . How the two organizations relate New Path Family is the public name of New Path Couples Therapy, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 87-0816107. New Path Family of Therapy Centers, Inc. is a separate California professional corporation. The two share a founder and a philosophy of care. The nonprofit does not provide clinical services and receives no payment for referrals. The nonprofit publishes the free Learning Center: five self-paced courses, a worksheet library, and advocacy writing for autistic and ADHD adults and the people who love them. Everything it publishes is free to read, with no account required. Read more about how the two organizations work together . If you are in crisis If you’re struggling or in crisis, you deserve support right now: call or text 988 (US) any time, or in the UK call Samaritans on 116 123. If you may be in danger, call 911 (US) or 999 (UK).

Explore the New Path Neurodiversity and Therapy Education Grant program, supporting advanced education in therapy and neurodiversity. Our grants cover qualified educational expenses, empowering scholars to focus on impactful research and professional growth. New Path Neurodiversity and Therapy Education Grant At New Path, we are deeply committed to fostering growth and advancing knowledge in the fields of therapy and neurodiversity. As part of this mission, we offer a prestigious grant program designed to support individuals pursuing advanced education in these areas. These grants are awarded to exceptional individuals who demonstrate a passion for their field and a commitment to making a meaningful impact through their studies. By covering qualified educational expenses—such as tuition, books, and required academic materials—these grants help recipients focus entirely on their academic and professional growth, free from financial worries. Grant Recipients We are proud to have supported a number of scholars through our program, with grants that make a direct and positive impact on their educational journey. Notable recipients include: Stephen Robertson , awarded a grant for his groundbreaking research on the intersection of addiction and neurodiversity, exploring tailored therapeutic approaches for neurodiverse individuals affected by addiction. Jasmyne Mena, who received a grant for her work in the area of social justice, specifically examining how social inequities intersect with mental health and neurodiversity, ensuring marginalized populations receive equitable care and support. Investment in the Future These grants, which exclusively cover qualified educational expenses , ensure that recipients can dedicate themselves fully to their studies, knowing they are financially supported. At New Path, we see these grants as an investment in the future of therapy and neurodiversity, empowering scholars to lead the way in transforming care and understanding in these critical fields.

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Explore your inner landscape with this neurodivergent-friendly virtual sandtray. A safe, sensory-aware digital space for self-expression, unmasking, and visualizing feelings. Note: This tool is for self-reflection and is not a substitute for therapy.