Bridging the gap

Bridging the gap

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Bridging the gap episodes

  • Understanding Your Brain Type: The Foundation of Bridging the Gap
    In the inaugural episode of 'Bridging the Gap', Alicia Ford kickstarts a journey to explore neurodiverse relationships by examining the concept of 'Brain Types.' She illustrates how our brain processes information, emotions, and logic, which significantly influences how we perceive and interact with the world. She introduces two key processing styles - Logic and Emotion, sharing her personal experience with fellow BTG co-founder, Sean, on how challenges in their communication were rooted in different 'Brain Types'. Alicia emphasizes the potential pitfalls of assuming everyone processes information similarly and underscores the necessity of identifying personal and others' brain types. Apart from lessening misunderstandings, she posits that understanding 'Brain Types' fosters empathy, enables effective communication, and enriches relationships. Future episodes promise to delve deeper into identifying 'Brain Types' and harnessing this knowledge in different relationship dynamics.
    8 min

About Bridging the gap

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Welcome to Bridging the Gap, the podcast that explores innovative approaches to understanding and improving neurodiverse relationships. Hosted by Alicia Ford, co-founder of BTG Neural Engineering,…