Literally Speaking: Strengthening Neurodiverse Relationships Through Playful Communication
For many neurodivergent individuals, language is a world of literal meanings, where common phrases and implied requests can be confusing.
When Realities Collide: Understanding Unintentional Gaslighting
In neurodivergent-neurotypical relationships, a fundamental difference in information processing can create a dynamic where one partner feels their reality is being denied, even without any malicious intent.
Regulation Mismatch in ND/NT Relationships
When the neurotypical partner in a mixed neurotype relationship, often the designated "anchor," experiences their own dysregulation, the entire relational system can be thrown into a crisis of mutual need.
Time Blindness and Neurodivergence
Time blindness in neurodivergent individuals can strain relationships but is manageable with strategies, understanding and collaboration.
Joint Attention Exercises for Neurodivergent Relationships and Families
Neurodivergent individuals may experience joint attention differently, which can affect relationships.
