While high school has come to an end, it is important to keep in mind that even after college, your child may face challenges related to their disabilities. These can include identifying and finding a career they enjoy, adapting to the world of employment, making friends with peers, and adult dating.

I have noticed the ubiquitous references to a “healthy sex life” on online articles and podcasts. It can be implied, perhaps inadvertently, that “better sex and intimacy” equals more frequent and passionate sex.

I have noticed that there are a variety of different reasons why neurodiverse individuals struggle with compulsive internet use and treating them at their source is the most effective form of therapy.

Adults with learning differences can experience profound frustration. It is certainly an understandable emotion when facing a multitude of academic, professional, and interpersonal challenges.

Many people on the spectrum and with NVLD enjoy having multiple partners or monogamous sexual relationships. However, not only has a greater sexual diversity been documented within the autistic population, but some research also indicates that asexuality is more common.

For some people, understanding how many times to like a post or write an appropriate response is a critical step towards effective online engagement. Fortunately, it is a skill that can be taught and learned.

There are a variety of techniques for managing online dating. In general, reducing the overwhelm of new potential matches can be helpful someone with ADHD to focus in on a few potential people at a time while remembering strategies for success.

Can you imagine waking up every day not knowing if you are going to get lost, bump into somebody, misread a social cue, or be able to process an influx of new information at your job or school?

Many individuals with learning differences also suffer from depression. In fact, research has been found that students with learning differences are at greater risk for depression than their non-disabled peers.

Are you having the same argument over and over again? Does it seem as though no matter how hard you try, discussions dissolve into fights? Couples often struggle with communication.

In today’s world of infinite possibilities and instant gratification, it is not uncommon to expect a spark on the first date. However, creating this phenomenon may be easier for some than others.

How Young adults with learning Differences can manage uncertainty to achieve their goals.

Why and How Teletherapy Works for Individuals Looking for Psychotherapy.

There is no question that individuals with learning differences must also do the same. However, these expectations may not be as easy for those who already struggle to recognize personal space and remaining organized.

Effective Coaching and Psychotherapy for Young Adults with Learning Differences.

How men with learning differences can find authentic masculinity.

A Dating Skills Group for Young Adults with Learning Differences.

How couples navigate the past and present impact of learning differences

The Unique Needs and Challenges of Young Adults with Invisible Disabilities" in the Work Place.

Strategies for Discussing Pornography use in Relationships.