In this thoughtful episode of Love Conquers, hosts Kaz and Matt Page explore the often-overlooked topic of sensory needs and overloads in relationships—particularly when neurodiversity is in the mix.
From the buzz of fluorescent lights to the texture of a couch or the hum of everyday noise, our environments can be filled with sensory triggers that feel overwhelming to one partner and barely noticeable to the other. For couples navigating different sensory sensitivities, especially in neurodiverse relationships, creating a safe and balanced home environment is key to connection, comfort, and mutual respect.
Kaz and Matt share real-life experiences and practical tools for:
✅ Understanding individual sensory profiles
✅ Identifying common triggers that lead to overload
✅ Creating calm zones and sensory retreats within shared spaces
✅ Communicating needs without judgment or shame
✅ Designing a home that feels safe, soothing, and supportive for everyone
Whether you’re navigating autism, ADHD, trauma, or just sensory mismatches with your partner, this episode offers grounded, compassionate advice for building a home where everyone can breathe a little easier.
💙 Because love isn’t just about how we show up for each other—it’s about the spaces we build to support one another.