If you would like to learn more about the resources Mona offers you can click here. In addition, if you would like to join the new community that Mona is creating for non-autistic/neurotypical partners called "Neurodiverse Love Conversations" click here to register for the 4 week series that will be held every Thursday from June 5th-June 26th from 7-8:30-pm EST (US). The cost is ONLY $149 and each participant will get the Neurodiverse Love Conversation Cards and Workbook and lifetime access to the 2023 and 2025 Neurodiverse Love Conference sessions.

If you are trying to make sense of how two people could love each other yet repeatedly misunderstand and hurt each other, then this community is for you. If you are repeatedly confused and don't understand why conflict, contempt or stonewalling have become more the norm than the type of connection and attunement you are looking for then this community is where you will find understanding, tools and strategies that can help you work towards achieving more peace and joy in your relationship and life!

Spaces are limited, so if you feel called to join this supportive community I hope you will register today!

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This podcast episode was originally published on Jodi Carlton’s podcast called “YOUR Neurodiverse Relationship” and is a conversation between Jodi Carlton, Mona Kay and Michael Daniel, the developer of the "Neurotranslator" and his wife Elise.

The goal for sharing this episode on the "Neurodiverse Love" podcast is to spread information about the life-changing Neurotranslator app and to highlight the story behind its creator and the challenges he and his wife had been experiencing before learning he was neurodivergent.

The topics addressed in this episode include:

• How having children changed everything
• Learning about neurodivergence through a child’s diagnosis
• Communication challenges
• Being high masking in life and marriage
• How misunderstandings contributed to conflict
• Unmasking
• Understanding your identity after learning you are neurodivergent
• Reliving trauma through a neurodiverse lens
• How ability to function can change after diagnosis
• Autistic burnout
• Situational mutism
• Ableism
• Wishing you could have a husband with a NT brain
• How the “NeuroTranslator” was born
• Both partners need to work to understand each other
  

You can learn more about the Neurotranslator app here