A Guide to Flirting for Those on the Spectrum

Flirting can feel like a mysterious art form, especially for those on the spectrum. This class offers a concrete and inclusive approach to help neurodivergent individuals understand and navigate the complexities of flirtation. Through open discussions and practical exercises, participants will explore the nuances of body language, tone of voice, and social cues in a supportive and judgment-free space.

Whether you’re looking to form romantic connections or simply want to feel more confident in casual conversations, this class provides tools tailored to your unique perspective. We’ll delve into how to express interest, recognize consent, and create meaningful interactions that feel authentic to you. There’s no “one-size-fits-all” approach here—this guide is about finding what works for you.

Come as you are, whether you’re new to flirting or looking to brush up on your skills. With an emphasis on mutual respect, humor, and personal empowerment, this class is designed to make the art of flirting less intimidating and a lot more fun. Let’s celebrate your individuality while building connections that are genuine and fulfilling.

About the Instructor: Fawn O’Breitzman has been a college professor for over 20 years. She specializes in issues of Sex and Gender and presents at conferences all around the country. She does inclusion training for businesses and has worked with everyone from hospitals to construction yards to help companies make sure they are providing the best and most respectful care to their clients. She has been a social worker, therapist, and a professor. She has been married to a neurodivergent gender queer person for 24 years and understands the need to be concrete and straight-forward when discussing topics of human behavior!

This class is appropriate for adults and teens.

Event Venue

1800 S. Broadway, 1800 S. Broadway, Denver, United States