Dr. David Helfand

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456 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 30 Jun

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Um you work from home and there's no like physical contact with people.
So
So I I you know, extrapolating from that I think can be really helpful.
And again, this is where people that
are neurodiverse I find well and to be fair it's a lot of people not just that population.
But they it's easy to miss those those connections.
Sure because they're you know, if you're not if you're not considering your life in an emotional context, sometimes it's hard to put language to what you're what you're missing and what you need then.
So of course that's there's there's a lot of uh uh variability within that, you know, question, of course, right?
So
Someone who is married to a neurodiverse person and has childhood trauma or has a traumatic brain injury or has, you know, other mental health considerations or lifestyle considerations, there's there's a whole lot of variety there.
But let's let's take someone who let's just say for all intents and purposes is normal, like no serious mental health, okay?
Um, you know, generally stable childhood, you know, stable lifestyle, that kind of stuff.
We'll just take that as the example.
Um, there's a couple of things that I see anecdotally, you know, in my in my work.
I'll just I'll give two examples here.
One of them being a
А лакті і нестадим.
Рай, офф'яз емфром саму.
From having a a
An intimate understanding of what someone is going through.
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