Explore the latest research, success stories, and practical tools designed for neurodiverse and twice-exceptional couples. Stay informed with insights from leading experts in ADHD, AuDHD, and relationship support.
Masking is a common coping strategy for ND individuals—but it can create barriers to intimacy. Learn how unmasking in safe environments can deepen trust, connection, and authenticity in neurodiverse couples.
Predictive processing challenges in autism can make relationships feel confusing or even unsafe. Learn how this brain-based difference affects emotional connection—and how neurodiverse couples can use therapy-informed tools to stay connected.
Burnout in autistic and AuDHD individuals can deeply affect emotional connection and day-to-day functioning. This article explores how couples can spot the signs, reduce resentment, and recover connection—with guidance from neurodiverse-affirming therapy.
Monotropism—deep focus on a single interest—is common in autistic and AuDHD partners. Learn how this intense focus can affect emotional connection, and discover therapy-informed ways couples can bridge that gap with empathy and structure.
For many neurodiverse couples—especially those where one or both partners are autistic, ADHD, or both (AuDHD)—physical intimacy doesn’t come easily. The issue isn’t always desire. More often, it’s the inability to regulate the nervous system enough to relax, connect, and enjoy.
Trying to be the “perfect partner” is leaving many neurodiverse couples drained. Learn why true intimacy starts with dropping the mask—and embracing radical acceptance.
Emotional triggers and fact-versus-feeling debates are common struggles in neurodiverse relationships. Discover how understanding emotional truths can help AuDHD couples reconnect and communicate with compassion.
