In this episode, we joined Jodi Carlton and a panel of experts on her YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship podcast. In this Part 2 of the discussion, the panel share insights and strategies for change when only one partner works on it. If you’re trying to decide whether to stay, leave, or redefine what being together looks like, this conversation offers real-life strategies, hope, and clarity.
What You’ll Learn:
👉 The difference between coaching and traditional therapy—and when each is most effective
👉 Why regulating your nervous system is key to better communication
👉 Practical tools for rewiring the brain and shifting harmful patterns
👉 How to navigate decision-making, boundaries, and even separation with clarity and self-trust
👉 What to look for in a coach or therapist to determine who actually understands neurodiversity - versus someone who “knows someone that was neurodivergent”
👉 How healing is possible even if only one partner is doing the work
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