Discover the intriguing world of neurodivergent love languages, examining five unique forms of affection: info dumping, parallel play, support swapping, deep pressure, and penguin pebbling. They discuss how these expressions differ from traditional love languages and the importance of recognizing and celebrating these diverse ways of showing love. Understanding and communicating these unique languages can make relationships more fulfilling, especially for neurodivergent individuals. Join us in learning how small acts of love can significantly impact emotional well-being and foster stronger connections.

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00:00 Welcome to the Care Clinic Pod

00:29 Understanding Neurodiversity

00:57 Neurodivergent Love Languages

02:12 The Concept of Infodumping

03:44 Parallel Play and Body Doubling

04:41 Support Swapping: Embracing Strengths and Weaknesses

04:50 Supporting Each Other's Strengths

05:28 Deep Pressure: The Power of Touch

06:46 Penguin Pebbling: Thoughtful Gestures

07:42 Tracking Love Languages with Care Clinic

08:39 Conclusion: Embracing Neurodivergent Love

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