Jodi Carlton, MEd, Neurodiverse Relationship Expert & Coach

Jodi Carlton, MEd, Neurodiverse Relationship Expert & Coach

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I am neurodiverse relationship and communication expert with additional specialization in narcissism. Moreover, I recently became aware that I am ADHD, myself.

I help partners and couples navigate neurodiversity in their lives and relationships. My own neurodiverse family and relationships have been my personal training ground for understanding neurodiversity. These personal experiences have provided more education and insight than my two college degrees and 15 years of experience as a psychotherapist. I have sensory processing challenges, auditory proce

03/20/2026

đź‘«đź‘­ My family is honored to be featured in this PBS documentary about neurodiversity in multiple generations!

🎬 Stream “A World of Difference” via the PBS app or PBS.org beginning at 6 p.m. EST on March 21.
https://www.pbs.org/show/world-difference/

Sleeping Apart, Growing Together: Jana & Matt's Accommodation Story 02/20/2026

New podcast episode (Season 5 Finale): Jana & Matt share what helped them replace criticism with clear requests—and why accommodations (food + sleep!) can strengthen connection.

What’s one “small” stressor that tends to spiral for you?

Sleeping Apart, Growing Together: Jana & Matt's Accommodation Story In this final episode of Season 5, learn why isn’t the problem.Jana ( ) and her husband, Matt ( ), get candid with me about w...

Neurodiverse (ADHD) Relationships: Nervous System Regulation & Conflict Management 02/06/2026

If hard conversations keep spiraling in your neurodiverse ADHD relationship , try these 3 shifts (straight from this week's episode):

Reflect back what you heard (active listening)
Use a pause button (take a break + come back)
If you often disagree about what was said, try recording the convo (voice memo)

Which one would help your relationship most right now?

Neurodiverse (ADHD) Relationships: Nervous System Regulation & Conflict Management Do you wonder if your neurodiverse relationship can work when one of you is always pursuing and the other is shutting down or pulling away? Do hard conversat...

“I’m Okay”: Emotional Regulation in Neurodiverse Relationships 01/22/2026

When emotions run high or routines get disrupted, it can be hard to stay connected, especially in neurodiverse relationships.

In Part 2 of my conversation with Randall and Ashley, we talk about how they handle overload, prevent meltdowns, and use simple tools like the “I’m okay” mantra and “2-or-10” scale to stay grounded and connected.

đź’¬ What helps you recover or reconnect after emotional overwhelm?

🎧 Watch Part 2 on YouTube →
https://youtu.be/LR3i_mUUiPQ

🎙️ Or listen on your favorite podcast platform.
https://podlink.com/1612135248?view=apps&sort=popularity

“I’m Okay”: Emotional Regulation in Neurodiverse Relationships What happens when a neurotypical partner feels like the outsider in a neurodiverse family—or when an autistic partner hits sensory overload and the smallest ...

Everyday Strategies That Strengthen Neurodiverse Relationships 01/08/2026

The little things can feel huge in a neurodiverse relationship—like how the dishwasher is loaded, when you eat, or how plans change.

Randall and Ashley join me this week to share the everyday moments that once caused confusion (and a few laughs!)—and how understanding autism changed everything.

💬 What “aha” moments have helped you and your partner see each other more clearly?

🎥 Watch on YouTube → https://youtu.be/aGgmicw8wu4

🎧 Or listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Everyday Strategies That Strengthen Neurodiverse Relationships Holidays, routines, and even dishwashers—yes, dishwashers—can be major sources of tension for neurodiverse couples. In this honest and often funny conversati...

Cassandra Syndrome Revisited With Jodi Carlton #neurodoversity #neurodiversityaffirming #autism 10/19/2025

🧠 Cassandra Syndrome—the pain of being unseen, unheard, or dismissed in a relationship with a neurodivergent partner—is often oversimplified.

In this candid new conversation, Dr. David Glick and I revisit Cassandra Syndrome with a revised and balanced perspective—exploring the environmental, social, and personality factors that shape how it shows up in neurodiverse relationships.

We unpack how misunderstanding neurodivergence can lead to emotional disconnection and how reframing it through a more compassionate, informed lens can restore clarity and connection.

🎥 Watch now on YouTube: Cassandra Syndrome Revisited with Jodi Carlton
https://youtu.be/W1T8G3Zq9E8?si=M0nfkxtQId2My7J9

Cassandra Syndrome Revisited With Jodi Carlton #neurodoversity #neurodiversityaffirming #autism Dave Glick and Jodi Carlton have a revised and balanced conversation about neurodivergent relationships and the phenomena known as Cassandra Syndrome. Envio...

10/15/2025

🔥 Tired of feeling like accommodating your partner means losing yourself?

This week, I'm able to sit down & talk with Jeremy & Charity Rochford (aka Team Rochford) about how to build a neurodiverse relationship without burnout.
Learn how ND partners can self-accommodate, how NT partners can protect their energy, and how both can create structure that builds connection—not resentment.

🎧 Episode out now: Neurodiversity Without Burnout: Protecting Both Partners
https://youtu.be/y7CeDR86pNY

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YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship with Jodi Carlton, MEd | Jodi Carlton, MEd, LLC 09/18/2025

🎉 Big News!
The YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship Podcast just passed 100,000 downloads! 🙌💙
We’re so grateful for this amazing community. Every listen, share, and conversation helps spread awareness and hope for neurodiverse couples everywhere.

👉 If the podcast has helped you, would you share it with a friend or loved one today? Let’s keep growing together!

https://www.podbean.com/pw/pbblog-evp6j-cf3c57

YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship with Jodi Carlton, MEd | Jodi Carlton, MEd, LLC Jodi Carlton is a leading world expert in mixed neurotype relationship dynamics and communication. Her personal, but direct, style of educating and coaching is a favorite of both neurodivergent and neurotypical partners around the globe. Her unique blen...

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