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Hey, it's Debbie.

For the month of December, Playback Friday episodes will be all about navigating family dynamics,

partners, co-parents, grandparents,

in-laws, and everyone in between. If this season tends to stir up old patterns or extra tension,

these episodes will offer you grounding, perspective, and practical tools to help you move through it with more ease.

Welcome to Tilt Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring,

informing and supporting parents raising differently wired kids. I'm your host, Debbie Reber.

Today's topic is a little bit different, but certainly no less interesting, relevant, or helpful.

Because no doubt, if we are parenting a differently wired child, then many of us, whether we are neurotypical or neurodivergent, are coupled or co-parenting with a differently wired partner.

My guest is licensed clinical social worker and family and couples therapist Kate

McNulty. Kate is herself autistic and in this episode we dig into a lot of important issues

surrounding what she calls mixed neurotype couples, the common challenges and misconceptions,

fostering connection and understanding as partners and parents, handling a later

in-life diagnosis, and much more. Kate also tells us about her new book, Love and Asperger's,

practical strategies to help couples understand each other and strengthen their connection.

Thanks so much, and now here is my conversation with Kate.

Hello, Kate. Welcome to the podcast. Hi, Debbie. Thanks for making time to talk with me.

It's a pleasure to be here. I'm really looking forward to this. I was intrigued when you reached out to me and you

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