Relationship

I’ve discussed how many of the differences associated with autism—and often ADHD as well—connect back to executive function: the brain processes that help us organize, remember, shift attention, and manage tasks. Understanding and having...

One of the biggest reasons couples get stuck in conflict is this: They treat subjective experience as if it were objective truth. Objective truth is factual.It’s observable.It can be verified. Examples: “You got home at 7:30.” “We had this...

Autism and ADHD have both been noted in the popular press for increases in prevalence over the last number of decades. If you have read about these increases in reputable sources, you will know that the numbers have gone up primarily through more...

Strengthening Your Financial Partnership — Systems, Agreements & Repair Once couples build a foundation of shared meaning and teamwork, the next step is putting systems in place that support clarity, trust, and connection. Here are the...

These are some of the most common sources of tension in relationships—but they don’t have to be. For couples, managing finances together is about more than numbers. It’s about communication, trust, shared meaning, and alignment...

It’s increasingly common for couples to find themselves with opposing political views. While political differences can be challenging to navigate, they don’t have to divide a relationship. In fact, differing perspectives can serve as...