Reading Body Language when you have ADHD.
Reading body language is the art of interpreting nonverbal cues and signals that people use to convey their thoughts.
Transform your relationships by better understanding how ADD influences your dynamics as a couple and by better understanding how to respond to one another.
Reading body language is the art of interpreting nonverbal cues and signals that people use to convey their thoughts.
Do not bring up upsetting situations, recriminations, or history. Here is your chance to build trust, communicate better, and understand each other better. It will be difficult at first, but will lead to a better/happier relationship. 1. Do not: -interrupt the other. (If you are afraid you will forget what you … Read more
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Marriage when one or both people have ADHD by Melissa Orlov
If you’re in an ADHD relationship, you know it can be frustrating, thus making it necessary to understand ADHD in order to understand your partner’s habits/qualities. Here are 20 things to remember about ADHD.
When your partner has ADHD, it is difficult to not get frustrated, disappointed or angry with them. Luckily, there is a way to combat these feelings and to keep the romance/initial relationship alive and healthy. It is possible to help your partner without enabling or nagging them through the correct way of communicating with your lover, focusing on the strengths of your partner, and/or following a “Plan B†by consulting a specialist.
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