Partners of the Spectrum: Pots Podcast

Katie Tisch Peterson
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This funny yet sincere podcast features stories from neurotypical spouses married to a partner on the Autism Spectrum, important self care tips, strategies for challenges and a fresh way to engage in supporting those who understand Autism is not a disability; it’s different abilities.

Episodes

  1. 11/18/2020

    The rings are off.

    Dear listeners, As a spiritual life coach and tarot reader/ psychic medium (downtherabbitholelifecoaching.net) I couldn't keep going being the kind of person who can't practice what they preach. After a simple miscommunication over text while at a friends house, my husband decided he wouldn't answer nor step outside to clear it up. Take a listen to see where it led... all I can say is I made a promise to myself that I won't let myself die here.

  2. 10/12/2020

    Update

    Update

  3. 08/05/2020

    Hard day with my hfa husband

    #autsm#hfaspousestruggles

  4. 07/28/2020

    Reciprocity: The struggle

    In this episode I discuss what reciprocity is, my aspie's thoughts on it and other challenges posed by being in a neurodiverse marriage with a hfa spouse. Get insight on a typical Aspie struggle #autismawareness #neurodiversemarriage #aspiespouse #neurotypicalwife #autism #proudaspiewife #reciprocity #thestruggleisreal

  5. 07/26/2020

    Delay- new episode tonight

    Tune in this evening for the next episode

  6. 07/18/2020

    Partners of the Spectrum aka POTS: Because there’s a lid for Every Pot! Introduction

    Who the show is for (spouses of individuals with high functioning ASD) and the goal of the show, discussion topics, polls, Autism awareness, self care tips, meltdown management strategies and an engaging discussion with other spouses

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This funny yet sincere podcast features stories from neurotypical spouses married to a partner on the Autism Spectrum, important self care tips, strategies for challenges and a fresh way to engage in supporting those who understand Autism is not a disability; it’s different abilities.

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