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I help neurodivergent individuals and couples heal, unmask, and create relationships built on who they truly are.

Therapy, coaching, and real conversations for people ready to unmask, heal, and love authentically.

The Heart of Taylore Mountain

I am Taylore Mountain, a Marriage and Family Therapist and coach based in the Washington D.C. area. My mission is to dismantle one-size-fits-all neurotypical standards and celebrate cognitive differences as a strength in love. With lived experience of late-diagnosed autism, I bring both clinical expertise and radical authenticity to help neurodivergent individuals build relationships on their own terms.

Where to Start Your Journey

Choose the path that feels most authentic to you. Whether you want to heal, watch a conversation, or learn new tools.

Work With Me

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist providing therapy in Illinois and Maryland; and relationship coaching tailored for neurodivergent individuals and couples.

Learn & Grow

Digital courses, guides, and tools for building authentic partnerships and communication strategies.

Who This Is For

If you feel like traditional advice was never written for your unique way of being, you are not alone. We are here for the neurodivergent clients and newlywed couples who feel like their relationship journey is being held back by neurotypical standards.

Whether you are navigating grief, identity, or the unmasking process, we provide a safe space where your authentic self is celebrated. We help you build a partnership on your own terms — not the ones that were handed down.

We believe love doesn’t have to look neurotypical. If you are ready to stop performing and start being real, we are here to walk alongside you through the process of healing and authentic connection.

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The Story Behind the Therapy

With 5+ years of clinical expertise and a lived experience of late-diagnosed ADHD and autism, Taylore Mountain brings radical authenticity to her practice. She helps neurodivergent individuals and couples build relationships on their own terms — not neurotypical ones.

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