Dr. Karam Sadiq

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437 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 6 Jul

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They're using extra energy to utilize, keep the mask on.
And that's where things start to fall apart.
And as the energy depletes, they can go into a state of depression, a state of anxiety.
They can develop as a comorbidity, as a co-occurrence, or as an outcome of that.
They're not as capable as they were before.
All of a sudden, the partner will see a change in the person.
And that's where the starting, the cracks start to appear in those relationships.
Like, I've seen both, like, in a positive way where all of a sudden the inconsistencies, the differences, the lack of focus, the kind of disruptive, the interruptions, it has a name.
It has a nomenclature.
And the autism ADHD or the ADHD explains the behaviors on a day-to-day basis.
It's not seen as blame.
It's not seen as deliberate.
It is seen as the neurology, how the brain works and how the brain is wired together.
But I've seen other cases where there's a breakdown of relationship massively, where the other person is not able to deal with it.
and where there is a divergence of the vested interests.
I always tell people that the best way around neurodiversity is to finding a tribe and then finding the right environment and the job for yourself.
If they're already unhappy in a job that they like and they want to leave the job,
It could be lucrative.
It could be bringing a lot of money.
But all of a sudden, they decide to do something different, which is less paying.
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