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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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  • Only You Can Know Your Duty
    Nov 5 2025

    Litigation, denial, invisibility—these struggles feel unique, but they are all the same fight: the fight to have your truth recognized.

    In this powerful episode, Dr. Marshack shares her own journey through conflict (like fighting for her health against contaminated water) and connects it to the emotional neglect and invisibility heard from so many NeuroDivergent couples.

    You'll learn to rise to Radiant Empathy, the moment you recognize that you are an incredible gift, even if others can't see it. This episode is a call to action: "Only you can know your duty." Stand in your truth and hold the light.

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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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    6 m
  • Happily Ever After: Adapting to Intolerable Situations
    Oct 29 2025

    Forget the fairy tales. In real life, Happily Ever After is about finding a way to thrive, even when faced with intolerable situations.

    Using the dysfunction of a Homeowners Association (HOA) as a metaphor, Dr. Marshack explores the creative and sometimes radical adaptations she has seen in NeuroDivergent relationships. You’ll hear about couples who live in separate houses, use structured agreements, and even move apart—all while remaining married.

    The truth is, the flaws in these adaptations are nothing compared to the tragedy of squeezing the life out of yourself to maintain a rigid, unrealistic model of marriage. Learn why workability, not perfection, is the key to reclaiming your life.

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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
  • The Right to Make Mistakes
    Oct 21 2025

    It's one of the simplest yet hardest truths to live by in a NeuroDivergent relationship: You have the right to make mistakes and to correct them.

    In this episode, we talk about the tragedy of transactional thinking, where mistakes are treated like mortal sins and are never forgiven. Dr. Marshack shares personal stories of being confronted and marked for life by loved ones and shows you how to fight back with simple assertive rights.

    You'll learn to reframe your mistakes as "missed marks"—opportunities to adjust and become more human. Don't let anyone take your right to grow away from 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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    5 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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