Robin Greenblat

I first became interested in psychology in 2014 in the heart of Silicon Valley, where I learned I lived in a world of neurodiversity. While working on my master's in clinical psychology, I realized that I unknowingly had been managing several neurodiverse relationships while often feeling misunderstood and unheard by many of my loved ones. In 2021, I connected with Neurodiverse Couples Counseling Center and Believing Cassandra and landed where I belong professionally. Due to my personal connection, I am committed to helping others find acceptance, understanding, and their truth with neurodiversity. I especially can relate to Cassandra’s Syndrome. For years, I thought something did not feel right and often felt unseen, unloved, and unvalued despite my efforts to connect. My loved ones are beautiful humans, and still something important felt missing. The language of Cassandra Syndrome helped me understand the pain of feeling unseen, unheard, and emotionally alone in a neurodiverse relationship.

I am a firm believer that everyone has a voice. I want to create a more inclusive and supportive space for individuals and couples that embraces neurodiversity. I want to support you as you make sense of the Cassandra Syndrome experience and find your way back to clarity, voice, and self-trust. I want to hear your story and your experiences. I can help you navigate the many bumps and curves of the dynamic neurodiverse marriage and find yourself again. I believe you, and I believe in you.

With 30 years of neurodiverse marriage and parenting four neurodiverse children, Robin’s experience personally and professionally has given her a unique perspective to help her clients navigate the dynamics of neurodiverse marriage and relationships. Robin is committed to continuing to provide compassionate and effective support to clients with Cassandra's Syndrome and other neurodiverse conditions and promoting greater understanding and acceptance of neurodiversity. Robin's humanistic approach creates a safe and non-judgmental environment for her clients to communicate openly.