Anne MacMillan has over 21 years of personal experience with autism and marriage and 5 years experience coaching individuals managing neurodiverse marriage and divorce. She has 45 years of experience with autism and close family relationships. She is neurotypical.

Anne holds a master's degree in clinical psychology from Harvard University where she received the director's award for scholarship for her original research on the topic of neurodiverse marriages. Her research is linked from her website. Anne is also a trained ICF-aligned coach and a Montessori educator.

Anne knows that most people seek fulfilling marriages and happy children despite neurological differences. She is an avid supporter of neurodiversity and both partners. She would like to be known for giving equal and strong support to neurotypicals as well as people on the autism spectrum. She believes that supporting "neurodiversity" means respecting everyone's individual needs equally.