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YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship

Real conversations that help you understand and strengthen neurodiverse relationships. Hosted by relationship expert and neurodivergent coach Jodi Carlton, this podcast explores what it means when one or both partners are autistic, ADHD, or otherwise neurodivergent. Through candid interviews, Jodi brings clarity to the misunderstandings, emotional disconnects, and communication breakdowns that so many couples face—and shares practical tools to help you build connection, empathy, and lasting

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BONUS: ”Pick Your Price” Event!

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2023/04/13

Did you know that April is autism awareness month? So in honor of all of you that are listeners here, I'm hosting my first ever "Pick Your Price" event. If you've been listening to this podcast or watching my videos for any time at all, you've heard me talk about the communication program that I developed for my own neurodiverse relationships. It's been life-altering for so many people, and I really want to make it available to you even if money is kind of tight. It's called " Crack the

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”The Neurodivergent Partner Needs the Right Software”...

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2023/04/12

My guest in episode 3 today is David Glick, a neurodivergent therapist, and coach who has decades of experience working with autistic individuals, couples, and families. David is a highly respected professional here in the Atlanta area where I am based, and I am thrilled that he is moving into the coaching space where people worldwide can access his help. You can reach out to David and Triad Psych at https://triadpsych.org/. ___________________ 👩‍💼 Hi, I'm Jodi Carlton and I'm a leading world

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Dr. Kerry Magro (ND) on Authenticity and Communication

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2023/03/29

My special guest today is Dr. Kerry Magro. Kerry is an award-winning autistic professional speaker and a bestselling author. 📍 He was recently an autism consultant to the HBO series, "Mrs. Fletcher" which aired in the fall of 2019, and a consultant to the latest season of Netflix's, Emmy award-winning series, "Love On the Spectrum." Kerry has spoken at over 1200 events, including two Ted talks and a "Talks at Google" presentation. In addition, Kerry is CEO and president of KFM Making a

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22:49

Looking Behind the Mask

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2023/03/15

Let's talk about masking! Episode #1 of Season 3 features Wendy, a neurodivergent wife to a neurodivergent husband, and mom to neurodivergent kiddos. She is a moderator in my Mixed Neurotype Facebook Group (search Jodi Carlton on Facebook) and follower of the podcast. Wendy asked me to have a conversation with her about masking, which is a topic that comes up frequently in conversations about neurodiversity. Wendy shares her own personal experiences and insights about masking, and the strategies

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BONUS: Holiday Stressbuster Toolkit for Mixed...

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/11/01

Holiday Stressbuster Toolkit for Mixed Neurotype Couples: jodicarlton.com/holidays Holiday gatherings and traditions can create some of the most memorable moments for couples to cherish for a lifetime, but this time of year can also be full of anxiety and stress, especially for mixed neurotype couples. If you feel stressed just reading this list, then I have something for you! Changes in Work and Kid Routines Social Gatherings Family Gatherings Work Gatherings Travel Gift Expectations Blended

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BONUS: Why Neurodivergent Partners Lie…and When It’s...

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/10/18

BONUS podcast: Let's talk about lying. There are a lot of reasons why everybody lies. Neurodivergent partners have specific reasons why they lie, and sometimes it's different from the reasons why neurotypical partners lie. It's important to look for toxic types of lies that are strategic and intended to harm or that inflate one's ego at the expense of others. These are different from the avoidant types of lies that range from "little white lies" to fear and avoidance of consequences or a partner's

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27:59

BONUS: When Faith is Used to Control and Coerce

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/09/13

When a person's faith and spiritual values are used to coerce, convince, or control and manipulate, devastating harm is done. Weaponized faith is all too common, and I see the trauma it causes in so many of the men and women who contact me for help. "Scripts" about the roles of men and women, and husbands and wives, are often conveyed by well-meaning religious leaders, but then, in the neurodivergent community, applied rigidly in a relationship. Both partners often participate in reinforcing a

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BONUS: ”I quit. I give up. It’s hard. It’s unnatural.”

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/08/30

I am frequently asked the question "How do I stay committed to my Christian values of being compassionate and selfless without losing myself and my identity - especially when my autistic partner doesn't believe my needs are valid?" I recently had a Q & A with Dan and Stephanie Holmes where we talk about this and so much more. Dan and Stephanie founded the International Association of NeuroDiverse Christian Marriages, LLC to bring hope, help, and possible healing to NeuroDiverse Christian Marriages

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22:28

Toxicity Was My Own Dealbreaker - Not Neurodiversity

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/08/02

S2E9 In today's episode, part two with my best friend, Kathy, we have a really important conversation about toxic traits and how that's a very different thing from neurodiversity. Kathy and I both have experienced toxic personalities in our marriages and our relationships. This the last episode of my summer series on communication and of sharing my personal neurodiverse relationships with you. If you missed any of the previous episodes, go back and through Season 2 and meet my autistic daughter,

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32:14

”I’m gonna lose my best friend!”

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/07/26

I am really, really excited today to have my best friend Kathy, on the show. She is the last of the mini series this summer on communication and of me sharing my neurodiverse family and friends with you. This two-part episode is one of my favorite yet because Kathy and I talk about so much! There's so much packed into these two episodes. Kathy and I talk about our own friendship, which is a neurodiverse relationship. We talk about her family of very different neurodiverse personalities...and

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17:48

That Time I Embarrassed Myself

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/07/19

In last week's show, during my chat with my mother, I mentioned how those of us who are neurotypical and neurodiverse speak different languages. We have many different kinds of language...emotion, logic, social, relationship, love...and we all speak them in different kinds of ways, and with different levels of fluency. I also told you in the last show that my next guest is my best friend Kathy, who has her own neurodiverse family and who has her own neurodiverse traits, herself. In that chat she

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21:30

”Oh, She was weird!”

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/07/12

In part two of my conversation with my mom. We talk about how we discovered neurodiversity in my own family. It's a narrative that is so similar to many of yours. Neurodiverse relationships are not just about domestic partnerships...the person that you married or that you're dating...it spills over into the whole family. It's part of the entire life experience that you're having with so many people. ___________________ 👩‍💼 Hi, I'm Jodi Carlton and I'm a leading world expert on adult autistic

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33:22

”I Noticed That She Didn’t Smile”

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/07/05

As we continue our summer series on communication, I took a moment to talk with my mom, Jean, about this neurodiverse family of ours. Her perspective and her observations about discovering autism in our family is going to be so relatable to so many of you. As a retired teacher (and she was held in high regard in our community), she thinks back to students she had who she now realizes were neurodiverse - and how she didn't understand their needs or how to communicate with them. Next week, in

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24:31

Communication is the Bridge that Connects Us

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/06/28

Communication is the bridge that connects us and this week we continue my summer communication series. Today in part two of my conversation with two of the very most important people in my life, my daughter, Abby, who is autistic, and my son, Aidan, who is neurotypical, we talk about what it's been like for them as siblings in a neurodiverse relationship, but also with me as their neurotypical mom navigating parenting in a neurodiverse family. I invite you to hear what they have to say, because I

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25:47

Meet My Own Neurodiverse Family

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/06/21

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. BE A GUEST ON THE SHOW: SpectrumRelationships.com/podcast ___________________ 👩‍💼 Hi, I'm Jodi Carlton and I'm a leading world

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25:26

I Have This Memory Vacuum...

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/05/24

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. BE A GUEST ON THE SHOW: SpectrumRelationships.com/podcast ______________________________________________________________ Jodi Carlton is a leading world expert on adult autism relationships and

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25:24

I call it his murderous face.

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/05/17

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. BE A GUEST ON THE SHOW: SpectrumRelationships.com/podcast ______________________________________________________________ Jodi Carlton is a leading world expert

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31:07

”I could have passed a polygraph, but she insisted I...

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/05/10

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, "Childhood Memories Make Sense Now," be sure to tune in to hear Bo discuss his memories

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Childhood Memories Make Sense Now

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/05/03

Ep. 10 - Bo B. (Neurodiverse) (Pt. 1) Childhood Memories Make Sense Now; Sensory Aversion in Relationships 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 different communication styles have created challenges for him in

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How To Know If Someone With Autism Loves You

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship ·

2022/04/26

Ep. 9 - How To Know If Someone With Autism Loves You "How do I know if my autistic partner (child, sibling, friend) loves me?" This is a question that I am asked constantly. In my most popular video, to date, I share some tips for how to recognize that a neurodivergent individual is expressing love. The way love is communicated between neurotypical and neurodivergent individuals is truly not always similar - we "speak love" in vastly different ways. These communication and perception differences

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