In this episode, I open up about a pivotal moment in my parenting journey—my action plan after receiving our kids' autism diagnosis. It was a whirlwind of emotions, and in my eagerness to provide the best support, I made one significant mistake that many women can relate to.

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Women in Neurodiverse Relationships Group coming soon!

Hey friends, I will be sharing from my personal experience and since I am not a licensed therapist these episodes should not be considered therapeutic advice. But if my stories make you smile, that is a bonus!

Today I share insights from the camping trip to propelled us to seek answer, the process of receiving a diagnosis, roadblocks along the way and lessons learned from my mistakes.

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Women in Neurodiverse Relationships Group coming soon!

Hey friends, I will be sharing from my personal experience and since I am not a licensed therapist these episodes should not be considered therapeutic advice. But if my stories make you laugh, that is a bonus!

I continue the story of the earlier years of my marriage and being a new mom as life increasingly became confusing and difficult. Plus the classic story of toothpaste volcano.

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Women in Neurodiverse Relationships Group coming soon!

Hey friends, I will be sharing from my personal experience and since I am not a licensed therapist these episodes should not be considered therapeutic advice. But if my stories make you laugh, that is a bonus!

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Dr. Stephanie Holmes and Rev. Dan Holmes https://www.christianneurodiversemarriage.com

After reflecting over those early years of marriage, here are observations and insights into the problems we faced. Can you relate to any of these? If so, feel free to send me message.

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Women in Neurodiverse Relationships Group coming soon!

Hey friends, I will be sharing from my personal experience and since I am not a licensed therapist these episodes should not be considered therapeutic advice. But if my stories make you laugh, that is a bonus!

Additional Resources:

Dr. Stephanie Holmes and Rev. Dan Holmes https://www.christianneurodiversemarriage.com

Are you in a relationship with someone who is neurodiverse, such as your spouse? Or have kids who are autistic? Have you applied conventional Christian marriage advice which created problems instead of solving? Do you feel like a chameleon, no longer knowing who you are or your dreams? Are you continually giving and at a point of exhaustion and burn out? Is it too painful to continue living the same way but you can’t imagine how to move forward?

I share realistic and biblical solutions to heal and grow while in a neurodiverse relationship based on my personal experiences. You will hear from my own and other women’s stories of growth to encourage you. My mission is to help find yourself so you can live in better harmony between your demanding roles and caring your unmet needs. If your ready to move towards holistic living that walks in step with your faith, you will enjoy what is ahead.