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Urgent Need: During the summer months, giving typically slows as the focus turns to time off and vacations. But family ministry doesn’t stop! We need your help to continue standing strong for life, marriage, and family. Will you become 1 of the supporters needed before 11:59 p.m. on August 31?

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Dr. Stephanie Holmes

Stephanie C. Holmes

Dr. Stephanie C. Holmes holds a doctorate in education. Her dissertation was on best practices for the inclusion of students with autism. She is a national speaker, author and podcaster on the topic of autism, neurodiverse Christian couples and special needs advocacy. She believes that the church house and the schoolhouse should be the most inclusive places for people with differences and disabilities and that counselors and ministers should be educated on autism, as autism is the fastest-growing developmental issue in the USA.

Dr. Holmes has a B.S. in Psychology, M.A. in Christian Counseling, M.A. Certification in Communication and several certifications in the area of her autism specialty. She became an ordained minister in 2009, and she and her husband, Dan, also an ordained minister and life coach, now share a ministry directed toward families and marriages with special needs.

Her most significant credential comes from being the mother of two young women who both have various special needs and differences.  She wants couples and families that are neurodiverse to remember that there is no exclusion clause in Jeremiah 29:11 — there is hope for a future!

A man and a woman sit on opposite ends of a couch, turned away from each other. Here's how to identify and deal with a spouse on the autism spectrum, and how to navigate autism and marriage.

How to Navigate Autism Spectrum Disorder in Marriage

Undiagnosed autism in marriage may result in confusion and pain for both spouses. If you discover that your spouse has autism, don’t lose hope for your marriage. You can move forward by accepting the differences, resetting your expectations, and finding help.