In this episode of Love Conquers, hosts Kaz and Matt Page take a deep dive into one of the most challenging and misunderstood relationship hurdles: executive dysfunction—and how to navigate it together as a team.

Executive dysfunction, common in neurodivergent individuals (especially those with ADHD, autism, or anxiety), can make everyday tasks like planning, organizing, initiating, or completing responsibilities feel overwhelming or even impossible. But when one partner struggles, it affects both—and that’s where teamwork becomes essential.

Kaz and Matt open up about their own lived experiences with executive dysfunction in their relationship, sharing how they’ve learned to shift from blame and frustration to collaboration, empathy, and practical strategies that truly work.

In this episode, they explore:
🧠 What executive dysfunction really looks like in day-to-day life
🤝 How to replace judgment with compassion and shared responsibility
📋 Systems, tools, and routines that actually help get things done
💬 Communication techniques that reduce conflict and increase connection
💛 Why emotional support is just as important as task support

Whether you're the partner who forgets the to-do list or the one picking up the slack, this episode is a powerful reminder that you don’t have to do it all alone—and when love meets teamwork, even the most overwhelming challenges become manageable.

🎧 Tune in to discover how supporting each other through executive dysfunction can create more balance, connection, and trust in your relationship.