We often talk about heartbreak after a breakup, but what about the heartbreak of never having had that kind of relationship at all? More and more, people are taking to social media to talk about the pain of being “chronically single” – the one who has never had a long-term
Relationships require understanding, patience, and adaptability from all parties involved. When one or both partners are neurodivergent, there can be unique dynamics that benefit from thoughtful approaches and strategies. Rather than viewing these differences as obstacles, couples can learn to navigate them together, creating stronger bonds and more effective communication
Winter break can be both a relief and a challenge for individuals with ADHD. Without the usual routines of school or work, it’s easy to feel unmoored, overwhelmed, or lonely. Mina Yoon, AMFT, shares practical advice for navigating this season with balance and joy: Focus on Routine Structure your days:
Do you have a teenager that struggles with inattention, concentration, or focus? Do they have a hard time remembering things and staying organized? Are they always feeling restless or on the go, sometimes acting impulsively? Do you feel like you are living with a ticking emotional bomb in your house
