พอดคาสท์ Jodi Carlton ชั้นนำ (2024)

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Now What? Deciding on a Path Forward in Your Neurodiverse Relationship 28:31

10d ago28:31

28:31

This is the final episode in a five-part series, Navigating Neurodiverse Relationships, where my co-host, Mona Kay, talks with me about steps for addressing relationship challenges to find a path forward. We share personal stories and insights into the challenges we faced in our own marriages. In this episode, we specifically discuss how inappropri…

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Exploring Unique Solutions for Unique Relationships 46:58

17d ago46:58

46:58

In the 5th episode or a 5-part series, Jodi Carlton and her co-host, Mona Kay from the Neurodiverse Love Podcast, delve into the personal experiences and critical insights into Navigating Neurodiverse Relationships. They provide a retrospective look at their marriages, both of which ended after two decades, and clarify that their mission is not to …

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Don't Be The Titanic - Relationship Challenges Are Like Icebergs 1:06:52

24d ago1:06:52

1:06:52

Relationship challenges are like icebergs; what you see on the surface is just a fraction of what lies beneath. If you don’t look underneath the surface to uncover all of what is contributing to the problems, your chances aren’t good for navigating your way to a fulfilling relationship. In this episode of “Navigating Your Neurodiverse Relationship,…

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Getting Out of Enemy Mode In Your Neurodiverse Relationship. 49:27

1M ago49:27

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Mona and I delve into the necessity of 'stopping the bleed' when your relationship is stuck and has become hopeless. We address the most damaging issues in relationships by sharing our own personal stories and insights from being in neurodiverse marriages for over two decades. Mona and I discuss the importance of recognizing and stopping toxic cycl…

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”When You Stop Recognizing Yourself, There’s Something Very Wrong” 55:06

1M ago55:06

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In this 5-episode podcast series, I (Jodi Carlton, a neurodiverse relationship expert), and Mona Kay of the Neurodiverse Love Podcast, share very personal experiences from our own marriages to neurodiverse partners. We share a five-step approach for assessing relationship challenges and navigating a path forward. The podcast covers toxic dynamics, …

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Season 4 is Coming! 5 Steps for Navigating YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship 1:43

1M ago1:43

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In season four of 'YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship' podcast, Jodi Carlton teams up with Mona Kay from the “Neurodiverse Love” podcast to dive deep into personal experiences and professional insights on managing neurodiverse relationships. They discuss five key steps for assessing relationship challenges, whether it involves working together with a p…

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BONUS: ”We’re all a little narcissistic.” Debunking This Myth 2:30

2M ago2:30

2:30

Debunking the Myth that Everyone is Narcissistic Jodi Carlton, a neurodiversity expert and relationship coach who also specializes in personality disorders, addresses a dangerous myth that everyone has narcissistic traits. She emphasizes the distinction between common human behaviors and the destructive characteristics of narcissistic personality d…

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BONUS: Autistic Narcissists Are Dangerous! 3:42

2M ago3:42

3:42

Autism, Narcissism, and Dangerous Myths In this episode, neurodiversity expert and relationship coach Jodi Carlton explains the distinctions and potential comorbidity between autism and narcissistic personality disorder. She emphasizes that while both conditions can exist in the same individual, they are fundamentally unrelated, with autism being n…

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BONUS: Why does an autistic partner lie? 3:03

2M ago3:03

3:03

Neurodiverse relationship expert Jodi Carlton discusses the issue of lying within autism, particularly in relationships. She explains that most people will tell 'little white lies' to avoid confrontation in an antagonistic relationship, and highlights the need for communication and resolving conflicts that can lead to lying. Jodi distinguishes betw…

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BONUS: I’m autistic. Why do I zone out when people are talking? 3:48

2M ago3:48

3:48

Neurodiverse Relationship expert, Jodi Carlton, shares a tip about improving communication with your autistic partner. Autistic individuals think in images more than in words, so using images like photos instead of texting words can be much more effective in communicating requests to an autistic partner or family member. 👩‍💼 Hi, I'm Jodi Carlton, a…

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BONUS: Autism Relationship Tool - Images Versus Words 1:00:00

2M ago1:00:00

1:00:00

Neurodiverse Relationship expert, Jodi Carlton, shares a tip about improving communication with your autistic partner. Autistic individuals think in images more than in words, so using images like photos instead of texting words can be much more effective in communicating requests to an autistic partner or family member. 👩‍💼 Hi, I'm Jodi Carlton, a…

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BONUS: How to Have a Safe Disagreement in Your Neurodiverse Relationship 6:29

2M ago6:29

6:29

Neurodiverse relationship expert, Jodi Carlton, shares advice on handling emotional responses in neurodiverse relationships. Jodi emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the validity of emotions from both partners, and discusses the problems that arise when fight or flight responses overwhelm the conversation and issues are not resolved. She sug…

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BONUS: Boundaries and Dealbreakers 3:44

3M ago3:44

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In the bonus episode, explore the crucial aspects of setting boundaries and recognizing deal-breakers in neurodiverse relationships. Discover the importance of conveying both physical and emotional limits to your partner and learn strategies for explaining your responses to specific actions without trying to control your partner. Hear about the imp…

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BONUS: Autism in Gay Men - Response to a YouTube Question 1:25

3M ago1:25

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Recently, someone reached out to me on my YouTube channel and asked for more videos about autistic gay men. So, I want to shed some light on the topic. It's important to understand that when it comes to neurodiversity and neurodiverse relationships, sexuality is not a determining factor. Regardless of whether someone is gay, heterosexual, or identi…

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BONUS: ”It was the closest to hell I’ve ever been.” 6:03

4M ago6:03

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In this bonus episode, #neurodiverserelationship expert Jodi Carlton discusses a YouTube viewer's comment that details severe abuse in a past relationship with an 'undiagnosed autistic man'. Jodi empathizes with the viewer but stresses the importance of distinguishing between autism and narcissistic, abusive behavior. She explains that individuals …

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BONUS: When Intimacy Used to Be Great 1:36

5M ago1:36

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BONUS Episode: Neurodiversity Nugget What happens in some relationships is in the beginning, there was this chemistry, there was this connection, and it was great. There is often a lot happening there physically. Some of that greatness, though, was your own perception of greatness that was influenced by what you hoped for and wanted. When you are …

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BONUS: ”How do we handle social outings with friends?” 1:49

5M ago1:49

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This clip is from a Q & A where a neurotypical partner asked how to handle social outings with friends when you each have different preferences about socializing. I share a tip for how to manage this so both of you are satisfied. 👩‍💼 Hi, I'm Jodi Carlton and I'm a leading world expert on adult autistic relationship dynamics and interpersonal commun…

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BONUS: From Q & A ”How are autistic women different from men?” 5:52

6M ago5:52

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Men and women often have very different #neurodivergent traits and the criteria for #autism was originally developed based on men. In this video, I discuss some of the unique differences in men and women. #autism #neurodivergent #autisticwomen #autisticmen #neurodiverserelationships ___________________ 👩‍💼 Hi, I'm Jodi Carlton and I'm a leading wor…

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BONUS: 5 Signs Your Partner May Be Autistic 9:27

6M ago9:27

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In this video, originally recorded for an audience of women in relationships with #autistic men on the spectrum, I discuss SOME of the main characteristics of being in a #NeurodiverseRelationship. Women on the spectrum may also have some of these characteristics, but this video is specifically for neurotypical partners in relationships with men. Ta…

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BONUS: 3 Tips to Avoid Being Blindsided In A Relationship 10:46

7M ago10:46

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Getting blindsided in any kind of relationship is horrible, whether it's a dating relationship, well into a marriage, a friendship, or A working relationship. It never feels good to feel blindsided. In actuality, we oftentimes get in our own way in being able to see who people really are. Sometimes it's hard to know how to make decisions about the …

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BONUS: The Parent-Child Dynamic 4:08

7M ago4:08

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When neurodiverse partners have different thresholds for household tasks and even relationship involvement, it is common for a "parent-child" dynamic to emerge. One partner takes on an authoritative role that issues directives, and the other becomes more child-like waiting on tasks to be assigned (and sometimes resisting to follow through). This ty…

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”We both thought we were going to die.” 59:12

8M ago59:12

59:12

A #traumatic accident turned this #neurodiverse relationship completely around. Tune in to this final episode of Season 3 to hear how Kristen's marriage has changed thanks to hard work and a complete mindset shift. #autistic #neurodivergent #trauma #therapy #jodicarlton #podcast YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship Podcast; Season 3 - Episode 13 ________…

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PT 2: ”Toxicity is a lifelong commitment to dysfunction.” 34:12

9M ago34:12

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Being in #toxicrelationship that never improve is like making a lifelong commitment to #dysfunction. In a #neurodiverserelationship, each partner can be a #toxicpartner. In part 2 of this episode of "YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship" podcast, Barbara Grant a neurodiverse relationship coach talks with me about the pitfalls that block success for coupl…

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Toxicity is a Lifelong Commitment to Dysfunction - Part 1 26:14

9M ago26:14

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In this episode of the "YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship" podcast, my guest, Barbara Grant, and I discuss insights about #counseling and #therapy for that will benefit both therapists and couples. Part 2 of this podcast episodes airs on Wed, Aug 16, 2023. Season 3, Episode 11 airs Wed, Aug 2nd here on YouTube and on your favorite podcast platform! ht…

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Being Neurodivergent in a Faith-Based Community 18:03

9M ago18:03

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Melissa, #ADHD wife to an #autistic husband gets raw and vulnerable about her faith and how her traditional Christian background has affected them as adults and in their own relationship. Season 3, Episode 10: "YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship Podcast" #neurodivergent #christianfaith #faith #religious #jodicarlton #aspie #aspergers __________________…

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”I don’t know if I can keep doing this.” 32:13

10M ago32:13

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#ADHD wife and mom to a #neurodivergent husband and daughter, Melissa shares how she struggled for years with considering leaving her marriage. After becoming educated about neurodiversity, and developing tools and skills for #communication, she realized that it's worth it to stay. She shared with me her #relationshipproblems, but also the joys and…

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”Pain is Going to Happen. Suffering is Different.” 28:40

10M ago28:40

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#Neurodivergent wife and coach, Christie Ellis shared with me her own journey through tremendous pain and suffering and how her life has been enriched because of her experiences. Christie has incredible insights about how emotions inform us, and how #neurodiverserelationship partners can improve #communication and connection. This is episode 8, par…

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Neurodivergence and Trauma: The Chicken or the Egg? 30:22

11M ago30:22

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My guest today is Christie Ellis. Christie is neurodivergent herself. She's a wife, a friend, and a daughter and she's killing it in the business sector. She's created five businesses, including Phoenix Story Coaching, where she provides science-grounded coaching for individuals and businesses. She figures out repetitive thought and behavior patter…

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A Therapist Discovers Neurodivergence In Her Marriage 44:46

11M ago44:46

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This week's episode's guest is Laura Schreiner. Laura has a Master of Science degree in Clinical Psychology, is a Nationally Certified Licensed Professional Counselor, and holds certification in Neurodiverse Couples Therapy with the Asperger/Autism Network (AANE). Laura shares with me about her journey as a neurotypical wife, and the discovery of n…

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”Either I am too much for them or they’re not enough for me” with Gwendolyn Janssen. Part 2 18:18

12M ago18:18

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This week's episode is part two of my conversation with Gwen Janssen. So if you missed part one, go back and listen to the last episode that was aired two weeks ago. Gwen and I had so much to talk about it was too much to put into one episode. Today, she really gets personal about her own relationships and how being neurodiverse has affected her re…

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”It Would Not Be This Hard If It Were That Easy” With Gwendolyn Janssen - Part 1 34:47

1y ago34:47

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My guest today is Gwen Janssen. She's a nurse and an adjunct professor, and a long time leader with over 16 years in healthcare. Gwen was diagnosed with ADHD in her early thirties. She has two master's degrees and a doctorate in progress. Leadership is her passion. She founded the END Institute, Excellence In Neurodiversity after her diagnosis as a…

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BONUS: ”Pick Your Price” Event! 0:54

1y ago0:54

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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…

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”The Neurodivergent Partner Needs the Right Software” with David Glick 39:31

1y ago39:31

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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 hi…

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Dr. Kerry Magro (ND) on Authenticity and Communication 32:14

1y ago32:14

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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 sp…

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Looking Behind the Mask 22:49

1y ago22:49

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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 th…

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BONUS: Holiday Stressbuster Toolkit for Mixed Neurotype Couples 2:14

1+ y ago2:14

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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, t…

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BONUS: Why Neurodivergent Partners Lie…and When It’s Toxic 10:10

1+ y ago10:10

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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…

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BONUS: When Faith is Used to Control and Coerce 27:59

1+ y ago27:59

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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-meani…

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BONUS: ”I quit. I give up. It’s hard. It’s unnatural.” 38:38

1+ y ago38:38

38:38

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 foun…

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Toxicity Was My Own Dealbreaker - Not Neurodiversity 22:28

1+ y ago22:28

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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…

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”I’m gonna lose my best friend!” 32:14

2y ago32:14

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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 …

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That Time I Embarrassed Myself 17:48

2y ago17:48

17:48

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 s…

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”Oh, She was weird!” 21:30

2y ago21:30

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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 lif…

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”I Noticed That She Didn’t Smile” 33:22

2y ago33:22

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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 s…

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Communication is the Bridge that Connects Us 24:31

2y ago24:31

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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 relati…

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Meet My Own Neurodiverse Family 25:47

2y ago25:47

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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 fav…

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I Have This Memory Vacuum... 25:26

2y ago25:26

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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. BE A GUEST ON THE SHOW: SpectrumRelationships.com/podca…

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I call it his murderous face. 25:24

2y ago25:24

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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. BE A GU…

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”I could have passed a polygraph, but she insisted I was lying.” 31:07

2y ago31:07

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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 understanding…

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Childhood Memories Make Sense Now 36:20

2y ago36:20

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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 …

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