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Mar 2024
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Renowned Therapist: 3 Ways To SAVE A Fai...

Alex Partridge
About this episode

Expect to learn:


👉 How a neurotypical can effectively communicate with a neurodivergent partner

👉 How to manage RSD in relationships

👉 Tips on how to make an ADHD marriage work


and SO MUCH MORE!


Karen Doherty is a fully qualified Psychosexual Therapist and Relationship Coach, with over 20 years experience and specialises in neurodiversity.


Topics:


01:07 What's the difference between a hyper obsession and real love?

04:18 How can a neurotypical partner effectively communicate with a neurodivergent partner

07:31 Is it hard for a neurotypical partner to understand emotional dysregulation?

08:17 How to manage RSD in relationships

16:01 How to take responsibility for your triggers

16:28 What makes a successful ADHD relationship

16:58 Does ADHD make divorce more likely?

18:10 Are ADHD people more likely to cheat?

19:11 What are the biggest cracks in ADHD relationships?

20:36 What does a toxic relationship look like?

22:51 The parent/child dynamic

26:03 3 warning signs of a failing relationship

27:49 Should you 'mask' in your relationship?

30:34 Are ADHD people hard to live with?

35:19 The importance of communication

36:16 Washing machine of woes

39:39 3 tips how to make a marriage work

40:29 3 positives about dating a neurodivergent person


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