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A podcast for ADHD, autistic, and AuDHD adults navigating love, conflict, communication, and intimacy with brains that work a little differently. Hosted by registered provisional psychologist - Jenna Dalton - The Neurodivergent Love Lab gives you the tools traditional couples therapy never quite delivered. Because most relationship advice assumes things your brain has a tough time doing: like accessing feelings on demand, recovering from conflict in 20 minutes or less, and explaining yourself clearly while under pressure and in the moment. Your wonderfully unique brain has other plans. Each week I'll share the science behind being neurodivergent in a way that's easy to understand and give you practical tools for things like: 💖 Conflict, shutdown, and repair 💖 Rejection sensitivity in relation to love 💖 Dopamine and the unique challenges it can create for neurodivergent lovers 💖 Masking exhaustion and the link to intimacy disputes 💖 Executive function meltdowns that can create moments of disconnection 💖 Communication missteps that are common in mixed-neurotype relationships 💖 And so very much more .... This is the podcast you wish you had found before you spent all that money on couples therapy. You didn't fail at couples therapy. Couples therapy failed to account for your neurology. Your brain isn't broken. You don't need fixing. Let's build a relationship user manual that actually works for your wiring. New episodes weekly. Cozy up in your burrow, or take me on a walk, grab a fidget, plop yourself in front of your favourite doodle book .... However you like to listen, welcome to the community.
Unknown Host hosts The Neurodivergent Love Lab, a general show with 11 episodes published.
It's nearly midnight and you're seventeen videos deep, watching a stranger on the internet describe your entire life in a way that makes you go, "how does she know?" The way you script conversations before you have them.
You've heard it for as long as you can remember. "You're so cold." "Why do you take everything so personally?" "Really? You're crying again?" "You're so controlling. Why can't you just go with the flow?" Cold and aloof.
You weren't the little boy bouncing off the walls. You were the one staring out the window, daydreaming. The one who waited until the last minute and still got the A. The one teachers praised for being "so bright and so
You were the kid who never got the memo. Everyone else seemed to know where to stand, what to do with their hands, how to slip into a conversation like it was the most natural thing in the world. You were a half-second b
Your partner says, "I'm tired. Can we talk later?" Neutral words. Maybe even kind ones. But they don't land that way. They land as a personal attack. Criticism. Rejection. They don't want to be around me. I'm too much. I
Can I be honest? Couples therapy may actually make your relationship worse. Not because the therapist isn't empathetic or skilled. Not because your partner isn't trying. But because every exercise you're given was likely
You're in the middle of an argument, and then... you just go blank. The words are gone. Your thoughts won't line up. Your partner is still talking, still waiting, still looking at you for a response. And you're just… sit
"You're too sensitive." "Why can't you just relax?" "You never pay attention." "You care too much about the wrong things." Too much. Not enough. At the same time. Sometimes in the same sentence. If that feeling hits home
You remember the beginning. You couldn't stop thinking about them. You checked your phone constantly and texted back instantly. You stayed up until 3 AM talking even though you had work at 7. You planned elaborate dates.
There's a moment that almost every late-diagnosed neurodivergent person describes the same way. It's like someone handed them a pair of glasses they didn't know they needed and suddenly every relationship they've squinte
Have you ever sat across from a therapist, a partner, a friend - someone who was genuinely trying to help - and thought… they don't get it? Not because they weren't smart. Not because they didn't care. But because the ad
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