YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship with Jodi Carlton
Jodi CarltonYOUR 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 ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 118 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsEducationSelf-ImprovementSociety & Culture | |||
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Medical gaslighting is when your experience of your body is denied or dismissed by a medical professional. Neurodivergent people frequently experience this even though providers don't always realize the harm they're doing.
When we talk about neurodi... more
What happens when two people in a neurodiverse relationship remember the same conversation completely differently?
This week, Mona and I explore the memory and communication disconnects that can put neurodiverse couples in what I call “the boxing ri... more
This week we're getting really personal. We're opening up about our own ADHD brains — the things we've struggled with, the stuff that drove our partners crazy, and the moments that only made sense once we finally understood neurodivergence. If you've... more
If you're in a neurodiverse relationship — whether you're ADHD, autistic, or both — intimacy can be one of the most complicated things to navigate. In this episode, Mona Kay & I get real about love vs. sex, masking in the bedroom, asexuality, ethical... more
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- Great info/bad editing
I like some of the great information that I’ve heard on this podcast being AuDHD. However I’ve been noticing that episodes will sometimes cut off for no reason and just stop. Was just trying to listen to one of the newest episodes and a new topic was brought up, they stated to talk and the episode cut off and was done. That doesn’t necessarily work really well with my neurodivergent brain so I had to quit them. I hope they fix that part. Great relatable information though.
Apple Podcasts3Mgio40
United States21 days ago - I want to like this — but cannot
Although I had seen Jodi’s YouTube channel and Mona’s prior podcast before partnering together, I feel that this podcast offers very little and continues to convey the same old narrative. Neither host brings anything new and, at times, continues to perpetuate old tropes about neurodivergent partners that can be harmful. I feel there is a woeful lack of diverse representation when discussing neurodivergence and mixed neurotype relationships. I feel this show would benefit by bringing on actual co... more
Apple Podcasts2MisanthopefulUnited States25 days ago - Re-traumatizing for a Neurodivergent Survivor of Abuse
I am a recently diagnosed autistic woman. I was subjected to all of the types of abuse throughout my life. Many instances of abuse were due to intolerance and severe, sometimes corporal, punishment of my neurodivergence in church and school settings. I was literally told that I thought wrong. I started to listen to this podcast in the hopes of improving communication skills in my mostly healthy marriage. My husband is very caring, and he loves me as I am. Sometimes we get our wires crossed. We’r... more
Apple Podcasts1retraumatizedUnited Statesa year ago - Extreme Christian bias
I'm a religious person. I don't have a problem with religion being talked about in any context. However, all the guests I've heard who have a religious referent are Christian, and that's not okay. Let's hear from some Jews, Jains, Heathens, and Hindus. It's really distracting to those of us who are neurodivergent and religious but have zero relationship with Jesus.
Apple Podcasts1OtherlleftUnited Statesa year ago - So helpful
I am so grateful to have found Jodi to help me gain insights into my neurodivergent husband, my own perceptions being neurotypical, and our relationship dynamics. While my husband isn’t ready to learn alongside me yet, this podcast and the website have already helped me gain understanding and empathy towards my spouse.
Apple Podcasts5Stef H.B.United States3 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #201 |  United Kingdom/Society & Culture/Relationships |
Apple Podcasts | #88 |  Australia/Society & Culture/Relationships |
Apple Podcasts | #48 |  Ireland/Society & Culture/Relationships |
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A practical show exploring autism, ADHD, and other neurodivergent experiences through honest conversations, expert insights, and lived experience. Episodes frequently cover relationship dynamics, communication, nervous system differences, intimacy, boundaries, and parenting within neurodiverse partnerships. Noteworthy is a steady blend of personal storytelling and structured strategies—from communication techniques to coaching approaches—designed to help couples, families, and individuals understand each other better and navigate challenges with empathy. The format often features co-hosts who share real-life experiences alongside professional perspectives, making guidance feel actionable and compassionate for both neurodivergent and neuroty... more
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