YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship with Jodi Carlton
Jodi Carlton is a leading world expert in adult autistic relationship dynamics and communication. Her personal, but direct, style of educating and coaching is a favorite of both neurodiverse and neurotypical partners around the globe. Her unique blend of personal experience in her own autism relationships, as well as her professional expertise, positions her to understand both autistic and non-autistic individuals. She bridges the communication gap for couples with a blame-free mind-set, and a goal of clarity.
Episodes
Today I invite you to meet MY neurodiverse family. We have relationships with many different people in our lives...our partners, our friends, our siblings, our co-workers. Today a colleague asked me how many people I estimate are around us every day who are neurodiverse. I told her that number is high! Today...I'd like you to meet two of my own favorite people.
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In the Season 2 Premiere of YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship, Jodi kicks off a summer series about communication in neurodiverse relationships. This season she brings to you guest interviews as well as the tips and strategies she teaches that are working for couples around the world to bridge the gap between conflict and connection. You don't want to miss this summer series!
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In this episode (Part 2) of a chat with a neurodiverse couple, Jodi gives concrete strategies for eliminating conversations that get stuck in a cycle of painful triggers and avoidant retreats that never reach resolution.
If you missed Part 1 (Ep. 12 "I Call It His Murderous Face") listen here.
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In this episode, a couple married 30 years in an arranged marriage, shares how the discovery of neurodiversity was a wake-up call and also a life-saver for their relationship. Both of them openly talk with me about their own self-discoveries and what they are doing to help repair old wounds, but also improve current and future interactions.
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In Part 2 of my talk with Bo, who identifies as an "Aspie," or as having Asperger's, we chat about how words and expressions can mean really different things, especially in neurodiverse relationships. Bo also shares with me how social interactions have often created confusion for him and the people in his life because of the different understandings and expectations in social exchanges. If you missed Part 1, "Ch...
Ep. 10 In this episode, Jodi talks to Bo, a neurodiverse man, who recounts his experience as a neurodiverse child in school and being distracted by pretty much everything. Jodi and Bo talk about how food preferences, and how sensory aversions can sometimes feel like a deal breaker in relationships.
Bo also shares how differe...
Neurodiverse relationships begin with dating....which can be such a challenge for autistic individuals of all ages. Jeremy Hamburgh is a professional dating coach who works specifically with the neurodiverse community. In this episode, he talks with Jodi about how he guides his clients through determining the best type of pe...
In Part 1 (Ep 5) of Jodi's talk with Matt and Jen, this couple shared how they struggled to understand each other, and how miscommunication & misunderstanding led to confusion, heartbreak, and talk of divorce. Here in Part 2, they talk about the insights they gained, and the communication tools and skills they use from their private intensive coaching with J...
On today's episode, Jodi talks with Matt and Jen, a neurodiverse couple who were contemplating divorce when Jen first found Jodi's coaching program and reached out for help. They share how they discovered Matt is autistic, and the challenges they each experienced in their relationship, but also how the new framework and new skills have...
Episode 4: In this episode Jodi talks with returning autistic guest Clara about sensory processing dysfunction. Clara, a music teacher, and performer, compares how the brain receives sound to a music mixing board that raises and lowers volume. Jodi and Clara also chat about how neurotypical partners often misinterpret autistic sensory overwhelm as ...
In this episode, Jodi talks with Mona and Manecia, hosts of the Neurodiverse Love podcast. All three are professionals committed to helping neurodiverse couples navigate relationships, but who have also been in (or are currently in) their own autism relationships. Listen in as they share their own very personal ex...
On today's episode, Jodi discusses the question of how long it usually takes for partners and couples to suspect that one of them is autistic. She shares about her own experience in her marriage. Jodi's guest today is an ADHD wife with and mother from the U.K. who's husband and daughter are ...
On today's episode, Jodi Carlton chats with Clara, who discovered she is autistic in her 30's. Clara shares valuable insight from her neurodiverse perspective, and also how she is using a specific new strategy for bridging communication with her neurotypical partner and other important people in her life. CLICK HERE to be a guest on th...
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