Navigating relationships with AuDHD partners (Autism + ADHD)

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We humans are typically good at managing resources – and ensuring that resource exchange happens in a fair manner. Relationships with one or two neurodivergent partners bring their own unique challenges, but also unique rewards. This reframe was very important for me, specifically. Romantic relationships are supposed to be free of resource exchange considerations and […]

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Misunderstandings, narcissists and malignant narcissists

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Life, and interactions with other people is about a fair needs exchange. Sometimes this needs exchange experiences friction. In these cases, I would like to propose a framework of three different categories: Let’s explore the different categories in turn, with a real situation I have experienced in my business. A person is sick frequently. This

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Unlocking the Emotional Brain: Memory Reconsolidation in Psychotherapy

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This book, “Unlocking the Emotional Brain: Memory Reconsolidation and the Psychotherapy of Transformational Change” penned by Bruce Ecker, Robin Ticic and Laurel Hulley came to me in an unusual way: My girlfriend said a guy she had dated before our relationship recommended it to her. This guy was growth-oriented, and naturally curious, I dove in.

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