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NeuroDivergent Relationships Podcast with Kathy Marshack, Ph.D.

NeuroDivergent Relationships Podcast with Kathy Marshack, Ph.D.

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A podcast show with Dr. Kathy Marshack on ”Asperger Syndrome” and navigating NeuroDivergent Relationships.Copyright Kathy Marshack 2023 All rights reserved. Higiene y Vida Saludable Psicología Psicología y Salud Mental
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  • Is Loving Making You Sick?
    Aug 4 2025

    When love begins to drain your health, something needs to change.

    In this episode, we’re uncovering the hidden physical toll that NeuroDivergent relationships can take when chronic stress goes unchecked.

    You’ll learn why empathy should never mean sacrificing yourself, how to recognize emotional exhaustion and gaslighting, and the practical steps you can take to protect your well-being.

    If you’ve ever felt like your body is paying the price for the love you give, this conversation is for you.

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    Check out Dr. Kathy’s latest book, “Going Over the Edge: Life With a Partner or Spouse With “Asperger Syndrome- ANNIVERSARY EDITION”

    ➡️Follow Dr. Kathy on Facebook

    ➡️Find Dr. Kathy’s Website Here

    ➡️If you’re looking for resources for NeuroDivergent relationships, check out Unlocking NeuroDivergent Relationships, a Comprehensive Resource Preview.

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    9 m
  • Let Go of Fear and Build Connection With Faith in Your Neurodivergent Relationship
    Aug 4 2025

    Fear has a way of creeping into our relationships, especially when NeuroDivergence is part of the picture. But what if you could replace fear with faith?

    In this episode, I’m diving into the biological roots of fear, the fears that come with meltdowns, and how those fears can silently shape your connection.

    You’ll also learn simple daily practices to shift away from fear and strengthen your relationship through faith, understanding, and love.

    If fear has been steering the wheel, it’s time to take back control. Tune in and start walking the path toward faith.

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    Check out Dr. Kathy’s latest book, “Going Over the Edge: Life With a Partner or Spouse With “Asperger Syndrome- ANNIVERSARY EDITION”

    ➡️Follow Dr. Kathy on Facebook

    ➡️Find Dr. Kathy’s Website Here

    ➡️If you’re looking for resources for NeuroDivergent relationships, check out Unlocking NeuroDivergent Relationships, a Comprehensive Resource Preview.

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    13 m
  • Is Your Relationship Unethical? Power Struggles in Neurodiversity
    Aug 1 2025

    Power reveals who we really are, especially in relationships where love and control can become tangled.

    In this episode, we’re exploring how power plays show up in NeuroDivergent relationships and what they do to trust, connection, and empathy.

    From HOA battles to divorce disputes, we’ll look at how manipulation, false compromise, and emotional dismissal quietly erode bonds.

    Most importantly, we’ll talk about how to break free from these cycles by choosing honesty over self-protection and connection over control.

    If you’ve ever wondered whether the tension in your relationship comes from love—or from a power imbalance—this conversation is for you.

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    Check out Dr. Kathy’s latest book, “Going Over the Edge: Life With a Partner or Spouse With “Asperger Syndrome- ANNIVERSARY EDITION” ➡️Follow Dr. Kathy on Facebook ➡️Find Dr. Kathy’s Website Here ➡️If you’re looking for resources for NeuroDivergent relationships, check out Unlocking NeuroDivergent Relationships, a Comprehensive Resource Preview.

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    12 m
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I should have known to not bother with a listen when I read “Asperger’s “ in the title. The podcast I selected actually states “ an NT would never say those things “ regarding a lack of empathy and I immediately found this a lie as well as repulsive. NT’s say hurtful and false things all the time when they shirk responsibility. To use a “never” statement leads me to believe that this author has been hurt by someone on the spectrum and is lashing out under the guise of holding knowledge when in reality, they are just a talking head. If you’re seeking positive and honest discussion regarding being on the spectrum, I cannot recommend this pod. 🤢

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