Podcast Appearances
Autism Spectrum Resources for Marriage and Family
Navigating the Maze of Executive Function Differences, ASD, ADHD & AudHD
Join Dr. Holmes as she interviews Robin Tate, a life coach and NeuroDiverse Couples' coach. Today, we discuss Neurodiversity and strategies for executive functioning.
We talk about the chapter in which she contributed to our new book.
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The Calm in Healthy Conflict that leads to Connection.
Presented at the "Neurodiverse Love Conference" (2022).
In a relationship, staying calm involves self-regulation, as well as co-regulation. In this episode, Robin Tate will define each of these terms. She will also talk about the potential barriers to self-regulation and strategies that help each person, as well as the team, stay calm as they work through conflict to achieve greater connection, understanding and agreement.
Common Challenges for Neurodivergent Couples.
Women & ADHD
Robin and host Katy Weber talk about her diagnosis 20 years ago at the age of 30 and how her perspective about her own brain has changed since then. We also talk about giftedness, masking, and the importance of educating all kids about executive functioning as early as possible.Â
And we talk about neurodiverse couples coaching and how it differs from couples therapy, as well as some of the specific issues that might come up for couples when one or both partners is neurodivergent, especially around communication and goals.
Neurodiverse Men, Love & Affection
In this epidode Patrick, Theresa and guest Robin Tate get real about the strengths and challenges of Neurodiverse Couples. The Abec's real examples mixed with Robin's expertese in Executive Function and Neurodiverse Relationships leave the Allistic and the Autistic partner feeling heard and valued.
Neurodiverse Love
During this episode, Â Mona talks with Life Coach Robin Tate. Â Robin shares how important it is for her to continuously complement the successes and strengths of the neurodiverse couples she works with and to remind both partners how their brains are "equal and different". She also discusses communication differences and the importance of addressing "perspective taking" during arguments and for both partners to remember their "on the same team". Â Robin also shares how literal language and weak central coherence can sometimes cause unintentional misunderstandings and flooding that can lead to shutdowns or meltdowns (flight or fright response).
Mental Health Radio
Neurodiversity and Women
Join Kristin Walker and Robin Tate as they talk about what being Neurodiverse means and how to navigate relationships.