Mind-blindness is a cognitive divergence where the person with ASD is unable to attribute mental states to others. As a result, of this social and empathetic cognitive occurrence, the person has great difficulty putting themselves "into someone else's shoes" and can’t conceptualize, understand, or predict certain aspects of others (e.g., their behaviors, beliefs, desires, emotions, intentions, and thoughts).
==> Click here for the podcast (part 1).
Mind Blindness and Remorse and Repair
This podcast looks at false apologies that result from mind-blindness and emotions-blindness. We also look at the difference between empathy and compassion - and which one the ASD spouse can act on.
==> Click here for the podcast (part 2).
More resources for Neurodiverse Couples:
==> Online Group Therapy for Men with ASD
==> Online Group Therapy for NT Wives
==> Living With Aspergers: Help for Couples
==> Online Group Therapy for Couples and Individuals Affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder
==> Cassandra Syndrome Recovery for NT Wives
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