Autism and Intimacy
with Mary Foxworth
Learn to unmask intimacy with our evidence-informed strategies.
Learn to unmask intimacy with our evidence-informed strategies.
7 Chapters
with Mary Foxworth
Learn to unmask intimacy with our evidence-informed strategies.
Learn to unmask intimacy with our evidence-informed strategies.
Evidence-informed and delivered with care, this Intimacy Insights course addresses the unique relational dynamics of Autistic minds by providing:
Lived Experience Validation: Unpack neurotypical relationship expectations to validate how Autistic minds naturally experience affection, attraction, and care.
Sensory Profile Management: Apply practical strategies to navigate physical touch, environmental stimulation, and sensory boundaries during intimacy.
Unmasked Communication: Replace ambiguous, non-verbal social cues with explicit scripts, direct agreements, and unmasked relational clarity.
Autistic Relationship Strengths: Leverage deep focus, radical loyalty, and honest communication to build authentic relationships. Because you are amazing.
Explore digestible modules designed for your brain. Discover Intimacy Insights at your own pace and integrate our evidence-based strategies when you feel ready.
Meet Your Educator
Meet Your Educator
Get to know your guide for this course and what to expect on your journey through Autism and intimacy.
Please Note: This course is designed strictly for adult audiences (18+) and contains educational learning surrounding adult intimacy, sexual health, and trauma-informed recovery. Content warnings are provided where necessary prior to specific modules to support self-directed learning.
COURSE GUIDE
The Complete Toolkit
Your downloadable course guide includes chapter summaries, real-world communication scripts, curated resources, and The Intimacy Plan — your personalised roadmap for future connection.
Mary Foxworth founded Foxworth Institute to deliver research-backed education for human connection across all age groups and neurotypes. A Board-Certified Sexologist holding degrees in law, criminology, and political science, she combines multidisciplinary expertise with neurodivergent lived experience to design resources that protect, empower, and connect.
Her background spans high-level policy, academic research, and institutional reform. She serves as Co-Principal Researcher on youth AI safeguarding studies with The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK), has advised the Law Reform Commission of Hong Kong on non-consensual image sharing, worked on mission with the UNODC, and led foundational culture reviews at HSBC.
Combining clinical rigour, evidence-based sexology, and neurodivergent lived experience, Mary specialises in empowering Autistic individuals and their partners to navigate sensory preferences, unmasking, and communication styles with compassion. She designs practical, low-demand tools that cultivate deep trust, relational stability, and authentic connection.
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