I'll Meet You Right Where You Are & Get You Where You Want to Be
Jodi Carlton - Autism Expert and Relationship Coach
SPECTRUM RELATIONSHIPS ARE UNIQUE
AND HAVE DIFFERENT KINDS OF CHALLENGES
Communication
Does it feel like you're speaking different languages?
I'll teach you why it's SO hard to have a basic conversation.
AND...how to listen and BE HEARD.
Connection
Neurotypical partners often yearn for a connection with their spectrum partner that they can't seem to get.
And spectrum partners often feel pressured to meet expectations that are way out of their comfort zone.
I'll help you find common ground.
Clarity
Discovering that your partner (or you) may be on the spectrum usually results in a host of emotions and questions...
I will help you make sense of it all and get some clear answers about the future of your relationship.
JOIN IN THE DISCUSSION
In my private Facebook group, I go live a couple times a week and interact with members daily.
YOU WON'T FIND THIS ANYWHERE ELSE
Autism Spectrum-Informed
My 20 years of experience as a licensed therapist plus over 10 years in the area of autism and adult autism spectrum relationships is something that other coaches and therapists just don't have.
Proven & Unique Resource
My unique Spectrum Relationship coaching program is helping men and women finally gain clarity and make choices in their relationship that no other resource has provided.
Survive Or Thrive
Don't just survive in a bad relationship! Whether you need to:
- determine if one of you is actually on the autism spectrum
- discern the true potential of your relationship
- turn your marriage around
we will figure it out together.
Hello my friend. I'm Jodi
You've found your way here, so that tells me you are confused and hurting.
Maybe you don't even know much about the autism spectrum, and you're pretty scared - because a lot of what you've read is daunting. Or maybe you've known about autism for a while, but you're worn out.
I understand you. I've been there, myself.
I've met countless women who are in relationships like yours. You are my people and I'm here to help.
I want you to know that it IS possible to have a satisfying and fulfilling relationship with SOME men on the autism spectrum!
Unfortunately, it's just not possible with others who don't have the capacity to bond or connect. When you are in the middle of a relationship, it's virtually impossible to know the difference - that's why you need me.
Traditional counseling won't help you and can actually make things worse because those models weren't designed for autism spectrum relationships (I know - I'm a licensed counselor).
I understand that you really need help knowing if a fulfilling relationship is even possible for you, and if it IS.....HOW?!
"Wow, I honestly feel like a different person. I am gaining confidence and taking control of my happiness, my future, and my family. "
Jennifer K.
Neurotypical Spouse - Married 12 years
"I have been lost for years and didn’t know where to find help. I’ve got that now thanks to you."
Patricia C.
Neurotypical Partner - Together 8 years
"This is unlike other coaching/counseling I have had and feel that it has been very productive."
Greg P.
Asperger's Spouse - Married 24 years
"I finally feel like there is some direction to work towards."
Margaret H.
Neurotypical Spouse - Married 23 years
"My wife and I thought I had Asperger's and it turns out I don't. You helped us figure that out and fix the issues in our relationship that were actually causing us problems. "
Jason K.
Neurotypical married to Neurotypical - 19 years
"Your advice is already paying dividends in just a few weeks. Thank you so much!!"
Richard B.
Asperger's Spouse - 7 years
HAS COUNSELING MADE YOUR RELATIONSHIP WORSE?
Jodi Carlton, a licensed therapist for 20 years, explains why...
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Got questions? Ready to get started?
*The diagnostic term for "Asperger's" was replaced with "Autism - Mild/Level 1" in 2013 by the American Psychiatric Association in the publication of the DSM-5. Many clinicians and individuals also reference it as "High Functioning Autism." We use all of these terms interchangeably on this site.
