The Reynolds Institute is dedicated to advancing the understanding, assessment, and treatment of neurodivergent individuals, relationships, and families.
We provide specialized psychological assessment and therapeutic services for neurodivergent adults, with particular expertise in autistic women, late-identified neurodivergence, and neurodivergent couples.
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Many neurodivergent adults—particularly women—have spent years learning to mask, compensate, adapt, and meet expectations without having a framework that explains their experience. The result can be exhaustion, relationship strain, anxiety, burnout, and the feeling of being fundamentally misunderstood.
The Reynolds Institute approaches neurodiversity with clinical depth, individualized assessment, and an understanding that the goal is not to make people appear less neurodivergent. The goal is greater understanding, effective support, and a life that works with—not against—their neurology.
Comprehensive psychological assessment with particular expertise in adult autism, ADHD, women, masking, and complex presentations.
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Individual, couples, and family therapy informed by neurodiversity.
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Professional education for clinicians seeking greater competence in neurodiversity.
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Education and consultation designed to improve understanding and access across systems.
Learn More →You may be successful, highly educated, accomplished, socially capable, and still feel as though you have been working twice as hard as everyone else to navigate a world that seems to come naturally to other people.
For many adults, particularly women, neurodivergence is recognized only after years of adaptation. The Reynolds Institute provides a place to step back, examine the full picture, and develop an understanding that is both clinically rigorous and deeply human.
Traditional descriptions of autism and ADHD have often been based on presentations that do not capture the experiences of many women. Masking, social compensation, internalized distress, and high achievement can obscure neurodivergence for years.
The Institute brings particular attention to the ways neurodivergence can present in women across adulthood.
When two people experience the world differently, the problem is not necessarily that one person is communicating incorrectly. Sometimes the relationship is organized around two different nervous systems, processing styles, sensory needs, and ways of expressing connection.
The Reynolds Institute provides specialized couples work for neurodivergent and mixed-neurotype relationships, including the Reynolds Method™.
A more complete understanding can change the way you understand yourself, your relationships, and your future.
