Category Archives for Neurodiverse Couples
ADHD and Relationships; 5 Challenging Issues Couples Face
I know a little bit about ADHD and relationships. My husband and I have been managing my ADHD for years.“Do not talk to me!” I lovingly yell at my husband, as I am about to get out of the door of
Continue readingAdult ADHD Relationships…and, Yes…the Pandemic
I am delighted to present a new guest blog post by Melissa Orlov. Melissa is an important thought-leader in the field of couples therapy. She is the founder of ADHDmarriage.com, and the author of two award-winning
Continue reading12 Important Ways Couples Can Manage an Asperger’s Meltdown
What is an Asperger’s Meltdown? From a neurotypical (NT) point of view, an Asperger’s meltdown is when an Aspie experiences a temporary loss of emotional control. It is a state of profound
Continue readingCassandra Syndrome…the Struggle to Name the NT Partner’s Despair
Cassandra Syndrome and Emotional Deprivation Disorder Revised 1/26/21 The Cassandra Syndrome is another effort in the continuing attempt to describe the struggle of the neurotypical partner (NT) who too
Continue readingAre You in a Neurodivergent Marriage?
The Challenge of a Neurodivergent Marriage Neurodivergent marriage is a challenging problem, even for otherwise skilled couples therapists. Several years ago, Dr. K was participating in a high-level training
Continue readingAn Asperger Marriage
An Asperger Marriage: Moving Beyond Despair Revised 1/26/21 In our intensive couples therapy intake process, we sometimes hear about long-term relationships with a partner who was never diagnosed with
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