Support & Education for Adults on the Autism Spectrum

Are you on the autism spectrum [ASD - Level 1] and struggle to meet your neurotypical (NT) partner's needs and expectations? Has separation or divorce crossed her mind? Are the two of you already in the process of breaking up? Does she constantly complain that she is getting NO emotional support or empathy from you? Then please watch this video: A MESSAGE FOR ASD MEN (diagnosed or otherwise): If you're interested in getting things back on track, please read the following: Create a Skype account, if you haven't done so already - it's free! Cost: $99.00 for the 4-week class (1 hour per week). Click on REGISTER NOW below to receive your group access link , or simply send $99. using PayPal to mbhutten@yahoo.com   ( How to Send Money with Your PayPal Account ) Email me ( mbhutten@yahoo.com ) after purchase and tell me which group you're registering for so I can send you the access link to that group . (Note: Please give me up to 24 hrs. to send you the l

Are you a man on the autism spectrum married to a neurotypical (NT) wife? And have you been in the “doghouse” for a very-very-very long time? If so, you really should read this: How many times have you said the following things to yourself? “My wife seems to harbor so much resentment.” “She has been unhappy with me for many years now.” “It doesn’t matter what I say or do, it’s never good enough.” “She complains that she’s both mentally and physically sick because of how I ‘treat’ her.” “She thinks I need to be ‘fixed’, or our relationship will continue to deteriorate.” “She has mentioned separation and divorce several times.” “She has become my #1 source of anxiety, which contributes to me either shutting down or melting down!” “No matter how hard I try, she’s always disappointed in me.” “She frequently complains that I don’t show empathy or affection.” Guys: What if I told you that I can help you come up with some strategies that will actually meet many of her n

Are you a neurotypical (NT) in a relationship with a spouse with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)? As the years go by, are you seeing yourself rapidly becoming reduced to a person who is depressed, anxious, discouraged – and feeling so alone. Would you say you have finally reached the point of experiencing symptoms associated with Cassandra Syndrome ? Is your mental and physical health declining – and has it been in decline for a long time? If so, then alarm bells should be going off. You know changes need to happen! How much longer can you afford to wait? ==> If you’ve tried talking, yelling, pleading and negotiating -- but your ASD partner still “has no clue” what you need… ==> If you find yourself "walking on eggshells" around him trying to avoid saying something that will set him off… ==> If you are tired of struggling with a man who often shows little-to-no empathy or “emotional reciprocity” – and who seems more interested in work or his “special int