NeuroDivergent Relationships with Kathy Marshack, Ph. D.
A podcast show with Dr. Kathy Marshack on “Asperger Syndrome” and navigating NeuroDivergent relationships.
Why is it so Hard for My ASD Partner to Take Responsibility for Their Actions?
It requires Empathy to take responsibility for your actions, and many NeuroDiverse people assume all is well just because they meant well. Awarness can be
Autistic Abuse: The Trauma Induced by Autistic Meltdowns
The brainwashing of Autistic abuse sneaks up on you, and once you tolerate even one act of terror, you adapt to the abuse and there’s
The Dark Side of “Asperger’s” Part 2
In this episode entitled, “Part 2 of The Dark Side of ‘Asperger’s,’” I’m addressing the difficulty that people have talking about this problem. No matter
The Dark Side of “Asperger’s” Part 1
Not all NeuroDivergent Relationships are destructive, but in my personal experience, there’s a high percentage of destructive interactions that take place. But, if you have
Remembering the Joy
This podcast episode is a walk down memory lane with my two daughters and the beautiful beginning of our lives together. Thank you to my
What’s the Point of Trying to Communicate in a NeuroDivergent Relationship?
To move past the miscommunication in your NeuroDivergent relationship, you must first eliminate your anger towards your partner and towards yourself. For this to happen,
Fifteen Years of Controversy
Empathy is much more than sensitivity, much more than words. Join us for today’s podcast episode as Dr. Kathy discusses the 15 years of controversy
Dialectic of NeuroDiverse and NeuroTypical in a NeuroDivergent Relationship
We can look at the communication between a ND and NT as a dance, except that each one is doing a completely different dance. However,
A Love Letter to My Ex-Husband
Alice Walker wrote, “Healing begins where the wound was made.” Even in your grief, remember that Love is your super power. Join us for this
It Takes Courage to be Empathic
Being empathic isn’t all that it’s cracked up to be unless you can learn to be brave. If you don’t use empathy to make things
When Alcoholism Meets Autism
“It never occurred to me that he drank to cope with my mother, but I suspect that is true.” Autism is a primary disorder that
Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Family Tree
What do you do when you’re met with resistance to an Autism diagnoses? Join us today as Dr. Kathy recalls memories of her Uncle Ed