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About

Max Marnau

Max Marnau is a person-centred therapist living in the Scottish Borders. As the autistic daughter of refugees from Hitler’s Nazis, she feels a particular affinity with all the exiled, the othered, and the displaced. Among whom she counts both autistic people and survivors of abusive cults.

Her parents quite consciously did not transmit their culture to her for fear of making her an outsider. That’s quite funny, given that she’s autistic! She sees herself as a second-generation exile who never quite fitted anywhere, and that may have made her particularly vulnerable to the attractions of an apparently friendly and supportive cult with clear rules.

With the understanding that she is autistic came the discovery of her tribe, and Max has become an “out, loud and proud” autistic psychotherapist, activist, writer, and trainer.

These two workshops, each divided into two sections, are designed to give non-autistic therapists (or…
These workshops are written and presented by an autistic psychotherapist with both lived and professional…
This panel discussion is a frank, authentic, and at times, emotional discussion of the realities…
Living and Working with Neurodivergence: Mental health and Wellbeing – A Conference for Trainers, Practitioners,…