TPP 438: It’s Been 9 Years of Tilt Parenting — What’s Changed in the Movement? A Special Solocast with Debbie Reber
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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children
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I'm Debbie Reeber, and you are listening to Tilt Parenting, a podcast that today is celebrating its nine-year anniversary. At the beginning of every episode, if you've listened to this show for a while, you know I say the same thing that this is a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring, informing, and supporting parents raising differently wired kids. So today I'm just gonna say, if you're listening, it's because you are invested in making sure that neurodivergent kids thrive. Because that is really what this show is all about. It's what it's always been about. And I'm so Glad that you're here. So this show, which started in 2016, was the very first podcast to focus on helping parents raising kids who fit into the kind of broad neurodivergent umbrella.
And I am so thankful to the hundreds and hundreds of wise and thoughtful guests who've shared their wisdom with us over the years. I mean, I remember having this kind of a wish list of the guests I really wanted to have on this show. And slowly but surely, with a lot of patience, a lot of persistence. I think I've gotten to talk with just about everybody on that list. I'm talking about people like Dr. Dan Siegel, Steve Silberman, Dr. Ross Green, Carol Kranowitz, uh Julie Lithgott Haimes, Jessica Leahy, and on and on. And some of those folks have become colleagues and dear friends of mine, and that kind of blows my mind. I'm also so grateful that That you are on the other end of this conversation. Getting to do this show, this work, to create this resource, I love that I get to do this and learn from all of these incredible experts and learn from all of you.
So today's show is a little different. Nine years felt like kind of a big deal. Ten years, I'm gonna do something really, really big.
What motivated the 9‑year anniversary solocast and how does it differ from regular episodes?
But for nine years, I wanted to mark this event. It feels significant to me. In the past nine years, I have had more. than 400 conversations on every topic I can think of that would be relevant to parents raising neurodivergent kids. And there are people who are discovering this show all the time. Sometimes they want to go back to the very beginning and start listening from episode one. I love that. Great idea. And it's a lot of content to go through. And I also know that when new listeners find tilt, they are also usually looking for very specific information depending on what's happening in the world. So before I get to the main content for this special episode, I wanted to let you know that we have just updated the podcast.
Podcast page on the website. So I know that the show is an important resource for educators and therapists, and of course, parents. And because there's so much content to sift through, we've revamped this page so it includes now 20 categories at the very top of the page so that you can easily find the episodes you need most now. Those are categories like screen and tech, couplehood and co-parenting. There's a PDA category. A therapy and meds category, mental health challenges, social lives and identity, gap years and college, and many more. So head over to tiltparenting.comslash podcast. You can check out the new page. You can easily subscribe to the show, and you can really hone in on the resources that you need.
All right, but let's get to today's episode. Again, I wanted to do things a little differently. And so I've been spending time really reflecting on what has changed in the neurodivergence space in the nine years since I launched Tilt Parenting. So I've put together nine things that I wanted to walk through with you. Some of those things involve the language that's used in conversations that we're having.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:10
2
What motivated the 9‑year anniversary solocast and how does it differ from regular episodes?
2:10–19:07
3
What are the nine major shifts in neurodivergent parenting that Debbie outlines?
19:07–33:14
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How has the language around neurodivergence evolved over the past nine years?
33:14–34:19
Speakers
1 identifiedMore from Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children
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