Mim Kempson is a Sex & Relationship Therapist, Writer and Speaker

Autism and ADHD in relationships

Being autistic or having ADHD can feel like speaking an entirely different language. Whether this be with a partner, friends, family or at work, our neurotype strongly shapes the ways in which we naturally communicate and connect in our relationships.

Think of me as a sort of “translator”. I specialise in working with neurodiverse individuals and couples, helping people bridge the gaps that keep them stuck in relationships - the chronic misunderstandings, assumptions and unspoken expectations.

I also guide people on how to honour their neurotype. From identifying their own needs and feelings to connecting more with their unique values and vision in life, therapy is a place that helps you remember who you really are.

If you’re interested in individual or couples therapy, the first step is to book a free 15-minute call.

Sydney Morning Herald

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body + soul

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Vogue

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United Nations Global Compact

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Fashion Journal

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Dumbo Feather

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Romance Writers Australia

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Australian Counselling Assocation

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Youth Educating Peers

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Maisonneuve

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Sydney Morning Herald | body + soul | Vogue | United Nations Global Compact | Fashion Journal | Dumbo Feather | Romance Writers Australia | Australian Counselling Assocation | Youth Educating Peers | Maisonneuve |

WRITING, SPEAKING AND INTERVIEWS:

Client testimonials

“Sessions with Mim helped me understand myself and relate with others on a deeper level. I’ve started to step away from who I thought I was supposed to be, or who everyone else said I had to be, and am becoming closer to who I really am.”

— Man, late 20s

“Mim brings care, compassion and humour to her sessions, but also a healthy dose of real talk.”

— Woman, 30s

“Mim is kind, caring, funny, thoughtful and above all genuine. For the past 40 years I have been hiding and being ashamed about my sexuality and my gender, and after trying numerous other therapists I never thought I would find the answers I was so desperately seeking.”

— Gender fluid person, 50s