YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship with Jodi Carlton

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship with Jodi Carlton

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship is a podcast about understanding the misunderstood.

Hosted by neurodiverse relationship expert and educator Jodi Carlton, MEd, the show explores autism, ADHD, and other forms of neurodivergence through honest conversations, expert insights, and lived experience. Each episode examines the questions that so many people struggle to answer: Why do we misunderstand each other? Why do relationships break down? And what happens when we stop assuming and start getting curious?

Whether you are neurodivergent yourself, love someone who is, or simply want a deeper understanding of the human mind, you’ll find practical tools, compassionate perspectives, and thought-provoking discussions that challenge common assumptions. Together, we’ll explore relationships, communication, emotional processing, nervous system differences, family dynamics, and the science behind why people think, feel, and connect so differently.

Because clarity changes everything.

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Episoder(114)

Awkward Moments in Neurodiverse Relationships

Awkward Moments in Neurodiverse Relationships

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, lo...

19 Jul 202217min

My Autistic Mother Was "Weird"

My Autistic Mother Was "Weird"

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 no...

12 Jul 202221min

My Autistic Granddaughter Didn't Smile

My Autistic Granddaughter Didn't Smile

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 ...

5 Jul 202233min

Communication is the Bridge that Connects Us

Communication is the Bridge that Connects Us

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 d...

28 Jun 202224min

Meet My Own Neurodiverse Family

Meet My Own Neurodiverse Family

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...

21 Jun 202225min

Autistic Executive Dysfunction: "I Have This Memory Vacuum."

Autistic Executive Dysfunction: "I Have This Memory Vacuum."

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 nev...

24 Mai 202225min

The Autistic "Murderous Face"

The Autistic "Murderous Face"

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 tal...

17 Mai 202225min

Lying & Miscommunication in Autistic Relationships

Lying & Miscommunication in Autistic Relationships

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....

10 Mai 202231min

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