Anwar White speaks directly to the question of whether he works with neurodivergent women, explaining that he and his coaching practice do work with many neurodivergent ("neurospicy") women — particularly Black women who are often diagnosed later in life. He outlines dating-related challenges (difficulty picking up social cues, heightened rejection sensitivity, communication that can seem dismissive) and frames the video as offering mindset and communication strategies to build deeper emotional connections. The tone is conversational, coaching-focused, and non-clinical.
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Kayl la said, do you or have you worked with neurodivergent women? Here's what I want you to know. If you're a school girl, end of the year. All right. All right, girl. I know that's right. All right, I'm gonna talk to you around Thanksgiving time.
That sounds about right. Yeah. Neurodivergent. Okay. So if you're a school girl, if you're a smart girl.
No shade girl.
You probably a little neurospicy. And the thing is that a lot of people.
A lot of black women are not being diagnosed until later on in life. So if you. I'm not here, I'm not a doctor, I'm not here to diagnose anyone. But what I am saying is that yes, we deal and we coach a lot of women that are neurodivergent. And, and dating is much harder when you're, you're neurospicy. And the reason is because one, you're not picking up cues as often that your rejection sensitivity is on an all time high. And the way that you communicate oftentimes can seem like you don't care about what somebody else is talking about.
And so we're here to make you aware of that and to give you some tools, some techniques to make sure one, that we're managing our mindset when there's an, there's not a match. But also how to communicate so that you can have a deeper emotional connection with the people that are courting you. Yeah, part of that ADHD.
Gave you the opportunity to actually study for long periods of time.
But you didn't hear that from me. Yeah, my doctor girls.