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As more and more adults are diagnosed with autism (or they self-diagnose), it is critical that we find ways to understand and accept the various neurotypes that exist. We all bring strengths and opportunities for improvement to our professional and personal lives, however, if we are quick to judge or negate each other, and don't seek understanding and acceptance, we lose out on so many wonderful learning, healing and growth opportunities. Many partners in Neurodiverse Love relationships may be dealing with the Cassandra Syndrome. This happens when they share with others some of the unique experiences they are having with their partner and no one believes their partner is autistic. During this episode we address these issues and ask listeners to share what happened when they shared with family or friends that they were in a Neurodiverse Love relationship.

If you are looking for a Neurodiverse Love coach with many years of experience working with neurodiverse couples and neurotypical women in ND relationships, contact Dr. Pnina Arad at https://lp.vp4.me/efpr

Check out our website at: neurodiverselove.com

Email us at: neurodiverselove4u@gmail.com

Thanks everyone!