What if there isn’t one “right way” to love, to communicate, to be sexual, or to share intimacy? For too long, autistic, ADHD, and AuDHD adults have been stereotyped as asexual, disconnected, and unfeeling. Love, Sex, and Autism flips that script completely. Hosted by AuDHD Queer clinician Candice Christiansen and her partner of over 15 years, Chris Kishiyama , this podcast dives deep into the real ways neurodivergent humans connect, communicate, and navigate intimacy. Sharing their own lived experiences in a mixed-neurotype relationship, Candice and Chris look at love through a raw, authentic lens—at times drawing from Candice's bestselling book, "Love, Sex, and Autism", while always leaving room to talk about the spicy, messy, and beautifully complex aspects of neurodifferent love. All AuDHD voices are welcome here—whether you are queer, hetero, polyamorous, kinky, celibate, single, married, or just figuring it out. This is a space to explore loving on your own terms, where neurodifferences are celebrated, connection comes first, and the only real rule is that everyone is welcome.
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Episode 3: High vs. Low Context Communication (Writing Your Own Relationship Rules)
Sep 8, 202622 minS0
<p>Candice Christiansen and Chris Kishiyama ask: what if monogamous couples started borrowing the communication rules of ethical non-monogamy? Drawing from Chapter 3 of Candice’s book, they break down why neuro-normative scripts are exhausting and how AuDHD and neuro-different couples can customize their relationships instead. From parallel play, hyper-explicit communication, and the absolute necessity of active solitude for AuDHD and neurodivergent adults, they're challenging the societal norms that leave so many partners burnt out.<br /><br /><b>Episode Highlights:<br /></b></p>(01:39) Candice discusses her journey with unmasking and navigating the fluidity of sexuality and neurodivergent identity.(2:42) Why monogamous relationships sh...
Episode 2: PDA (Demand Avoidance) and Tools for Neurodivergent Couples
Sep 8, 202628 minS0
<p>In Episode 2 of Love, Sex, and Autism, Candice and Chris talk about PDA, Persistent Demand Avoidance and Persistent Desire for Autonomy. They discuss how PDA shows up in autistic relationships as well as several practical tools couples can use to support PDA, from Chapter 4, Daily Life and Executive Functioning from "Love, Sex, and Autism."</p>
Episode 1: How to Best Repair an AuDHD Relationship after Conflict
Sep 8, 202628 minS0
<p>We didn’t plan it this way, but we promised to be real with you—so here it is.</p><p><br />Right before the cameras started rolling for our very first episode, the two of us got into a disagreement. Instead of hiding it, wiping our tears, and pretending everything was fine, we decided to hit record anyway.<br /><br />In this incredibly raw and emotional premiere, you’ll see us navigate a tender, real-time moment of vulnerability. We don't just talk about the tools in Candice's book, Love, Sex, and Autism—we actually live them out right in front...
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