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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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  • Beyond the Words: How Conversational Aspergian Unlocks Empathy
    Sep 22 2025

    Have you ever shared a personal story only to have a loved one respond with a debate or an ill-timed laugh?

    In this episode, Dr. Kathy Marshack introduces the concept of Conversational Aspergian to help you decode these moments and understand the emotions beneath the surface.

    Using a deeply personal story about her mother and other real-life examples, she explains how neurodiverse individuals often use humor, logic, or avoidance to mask their true feelings.

    You’ll learn to look beyond the words and expand your own empathy, transforming frustration into understanding.

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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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    8 m
  • Write Your Own Story: Finding Purpose After Loss
    Sep 12 2025

    How do you move forward when so much has been taken from you? In this episode, Dr. Kathy Marshack talks about the power of writing your own ending.

    She shares a deeply personal story of loss, betrayal, and the profound lesson she learned from a FedEx driver that the truth has a way of finding the people who need it most.

    This episode is about reclaiming your story and leaving a legacy beyond your losses. You’ll learn that your pain doesn’t have to be your final chapter, and that choosing to build a life filled with purpose is the ultimate revenge.

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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
  • The Ripple Effect
    Sep 10 2025

    Dr. Kathy Marshack's health crisis began with a simple problem: contaminated water from an uphill neighbor. But her healing journey uncovered a profound truth: we are all interconnected systems.

    In this deeply personal episode, Dr. Marshack shares her story of chronic illness and recovery, revealing how our bodies are systems of systems, all nestled within our relationships, communities, and environment.

    Using an ancient Greek blueprint for healing and the modern insights of General Systems Theory, you'll learn that true healing isn't about fixing a single symptom but about restoring harmony to the whole.

    This conversation will show you how to look beyond the isolated parts and start listening for the subtle signals that point the way back to balance.

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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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    10 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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