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E.D.U. It's come from a place around how we've gone about not

telling our story, right? The minute you are kind of instructed not to talk about experience it adds a level of shame and the opposite of shame is pride.

Welcome to the Tilt Parenting Podcast, a podcast featuring interviews and

conversations aimed at inspiring, informing, and supporting parents raising

differently wired kids. I'm your host Debbie Reiber and today's episode is an

Asher special episode but not the kind we usually do. Typically Asher and I

sit down and talk about some theme work exploring together like frustration or mindset or screen time.

But this week Ash was actually stepping into my role as interviewer and having a conversation

with the author of the book, Thinking Differently, an inspiring guide for parents of

children with learning disabilities and founder of the mentoring organization

I-to-I which pairs high school and college students with ADHD and learning disabilities

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