The Neurotypical & Neurodivergent Relationship Handbook
An inclusive, straightforward guide for mixed neurotype couples, with research-backed tools for communication, conflict resolution, emotional regulation, intimacy, and self-care.
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Practical, judgment-free help for adults with autism, ADHD, or both, from a psychologist with a doctorate in organizational psychology and lived experience to back it up.
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Five books, all built around the same idea: life and relationships work better when everyone understands how a neurodivergent mind actually works.
An inclusive, straightforward guide for mixed neurotype couples, with research-backed tools for communication, conflict resolution, emotional regulation, intimacy, and self-care.
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The original in the series. Practical tools and real talk for adults with autism, ADHD, or both, and the people who love them.
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Practical, neurodivergent-friendly strategies for self-acceptance, sensory needs, executive dysfunction, and emotional regulation in everyday life.
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A compassionate, practical guide to co-occurring conditions like Sensory Processing Disorder, Misophonia, Dyspraxia, Dyslexia, and Chronic Pain.
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A gentle, innovative approach to understanding yourself, building confidence, and feeling a genuine sense of belonging through the eyes of the people who see you clearly.
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