The Rewards of Connection – Building Strong Adult Friendships with ADHD
Making friends as an adults with ADHD can be challenging. Here are strategies to help you build strong and enduring friendships.
Avoiding Toxic Friendships When You Have ADHD
ADHD can make you more vulnerable to toxic friendships. Here’s why, what to watch out for, and strategies for building healthy friendships.
The Art of Friendship for Women with ADHD
Women with ADHD often struggle to build and maintain strong friendships. Here’s why and tips to improve your friendships.
ADHD Relationship Cycles
ADHD relationships can cycle from obsessive adoration and attention to boredom and loss of interest. Here’s why and what to do about it.
Tough Love – Making the ADHD Marriage Work
Marriages where one partner has ADHD can be challenging. Here are ways to help make an ADHD marriage work smoothly.
Creating a Stronger Adult ADHD Relationship
Relationships in which one partner has ADHD often run into trouble. If this is the case for your relationship, here are some things to watch out for and strategies you can use to improve things.
Strategies for Coping When You’re in an ADHD Relationship
Being in a relationship with someone who has ADHD can be challenging. The issues of attention, communication, procrastination, disorganization and impulsiveness that an ADHD individual must grapple with daily, can add significant stress to relationships. It can leave you feeling ignored, neglected, and frustrated, Understanding, combined with strategies to help lessen the impact of ADHD on your relationship, can help you and your partner enjoy more of the time you spend with each other.
Dating and ADHD
Dating someone with ADHD is a double-edged sword. It can result in certain challenges and misunderstandings, due to the nature of the condition. However, dating someone with a dynamic personality who thinks and acts differently can be a rewarding experience. Understanding the impact that ADHD has on both you and your partner is critical to improving your relationship.
Strategies for Building a Stronger Relationship When You Have ADHD
The divorce rate is nearly twice as high for people with ADHD, (which affects roughly 4 percent of adults), as it is for other couples. The symptoms of the ADHD partner can result in misunderstandings that, left unresolved, can lead to trouble in a marriage. There are some basic strategies you can take to strengthen your relationship when ADHD is making it difficult.