How to be a Human Being in the World with Dr. Kathleen Young
Dr. Kathleen Young
101 episodes
3 days ago
Dr. Kara Pepper is a mom of two neurodivergent kids. She’s also married to someone with ADHD and likely on the spectrum. But like many people, she didn’t always have the language for what she was experiencing. All she knew was that things felt harder than they seemed like they “should” be. In this episode, we sit down with Kara to talk about what happens when the people we love don’t fit into the neurotypical mold, and how much relief can come from understanding difference without judgment. K...
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Dr. Kara Pepper is a mom of two neurodivergent kids. She’s also married to someone with ADHD and likely on the spectrum. But like many people, she didn’t always have the language for what she was experiencing. All she knew was that things felt harder than they seemed like they “should” be. In this episode, we sit down with Kara to talk about what happens when the people we love don’t fit into the neurotypical mold, and how much relief can come from understanding difference without judgment. K...
How to be a Human Being in the World with Dr. Kathleen Young
14 minutes
11 months ago
Gratitude
Ever felt envy creep into your relationships and wondered how to turn it into something positive? Kathleen shares a personal story about her friend Colleen, whose love for luxury travel sparked judgment and envy, and how those feelings can quietly strain even the closest connections. Drawing from a recent conference, she explores how gratitude can shift your perspective, not as a quick fix, but as a powerful tool to heal and foster deeper understanding. Kathleen also reveals a simple yet life...
How to be a Human Being in the World with Dr. Kathleen Young
Dr. Kara Pepper is a mom of two neurodivergent kids. She’s also married to someone with ADHD and likely on the spectrum. But like many people, she didn’t always have the language for what she was experiencing. All she knew was that things felt harder than they seemed like they “should” be. In this episode, we sit down with Kara to talk about what happens when the people we love don’t fit into the neurotypical mold, and how much relief can come from understanding difference without judgment. K...
