5 Steps Autistic or Neurodivergent Adults Can Use to Make Genuine Connections, Build Lifelong Friendships, and Attract A Loving Relationship
(Without using swipe apps, writing a profile, or sending thousands of messages)
Our Social Life 360 program empowers autistic and neurodivergent adults with the strategies and skills to thrive in social situations, spark meaningful connections, and create the vibrant social life they deserve.
You're tired of feeling alone and misunderstood but navigating social situations can feel challenging. There are hidden rules, subtle cues, and overwhelming sensory inputs to deal with – all of which can trigger your anxiety and sap your desire to go out and meet new people.
Our clients will tell you that it doesn’t have to be that way!
Watch our free training to learn how our unique approach has helped autistic or neurodivergent adults escape loneliness and create a social life that they’re proud of.
In our free training, you will learn how to...
• Find community, meet new people, spark genuine connections, and develop real relationships.
• Boost your self-confidence by turning your brain wiring into an advantage.
• Skip small talk and build rapport through deeper conversations.
• Avoid online dating sites and minimize social media by meeting real people in real places.
• And we’ll show you how to do all of this while being true to yourself, having fun, and being the shining light that the world so badly needs!
This is what our clients are saying:
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Jeremy and Ilana Hamburgh
We help autistic and neurodivergent adults find their tribe, make friends, land dates and experience the joy of having a girlfriend or boyfriend by giving them the strategy and the confidence they need to meet new people, in a way that works for the way their minds learn, while remaining 100% genuine and true to themselves.
Jeremy is the founder of My Best Social Life, where he has been coaching autistic and neurodivergent adults since 2010.
Ilana is the Director of Education for My Best Social Life, after having been a special education teacher in the New York City public school system for 16 years.
