Kate McNulty

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 256: Autistic Therapist Kate McNulty on Neurodiverse Relationships · 22 Jun 2021 podcast

And I recognize therapy is a costly service.

So I'm doing a series of information products.

And so you can buy some courses, some self-study courses that I'm trying to make information rich.

So if you want to go to

autistictherapist.com.

You'll find me there.

And I also have that name on my social media presences.

Yeah, I wrote this book because I hear from so many people in both generations that there are young adults who are making decisions about whether to cut off contact with their parents or

Or there are parents coming to me and talking about how either my adult child won't speak to me anymore, or I'm worried about them because they're using alcohol and drugs, or they're in my house and I don't know how to get them to move out.

So there's a whole range of difficulties between the generations.

And this book, too, is going to have just lots of information.

It's directed at the parents, of course.

but just lots of information and techniques about how to talk effectively to your adult child, however old they are, whether they're 18 or 47, and just to have some ways to demonstrate respect and draw boundaries and

do effective kinds of limit setting with the young adults in your life or to figure out if they're drifting away and you're worried about losing contact, how to appeal to them, how to engage them and how to strengthen your relationship so that you get the joy of the lifetime with the person that you've parented, not just

the zero to 18 years of the heavy lifting.

For me, my kids are in their late 20s and it just keeps getting better.

I'm just so delighted to watch them grow.

have them in my life and be interested in what they're thinking about.

They keep me current on popular culture and other things I would have no way of knowing.

So I just think parenting should be a lifetime pleasure.

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