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The ADHD marriage reset: from conflict to growth

Is ADHD creating a gap between you and your partner?   Maybe you cannot organize household tasks and chores, bills, appointments and shopping. You then get blamed by your partner for ‘not caring’, forgetting everything that is not written, being ‘lazy’ and ‘not being there.’ The accusations escalate and you become offended and defensive. Your partner might act like your parent taking over all the duties that you seem unable to take responsibility for. In the end, your relationship cracks. You stop taking holidays together and doing anything with your partner because it ends up in a fight. You burn out and wonder if your relationship is over.   But this doesn't have to be the end of the story. My guest Dr. Connie McReynolds returns to the show to share how couples can move past the "chore wars" and the "parent-child" dynamic toward a partnership built on understanding and hope. With 30 years of experience in neuro-feedback and psychology, Connie reveals how ...

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