‘Can a mind-blind husband be woken up?’ In today’s episode, Libby explores the answer to this question as she shares encouraging stories of how God began to show her the ‘smelling salts of heaven’—using encouraging words to call forth her husband’s origin: who God made him to be. Who doesn’t like hearing awesome encouragement for their souls?! In the Lord’s Prayer, Jesus taught us to bring heaven to earth. We can be culture shifters! Hope is on the way!

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The complexities of neurodiversity can leave us drained and feeling hopeless, full of negative emotions. We don’t have to live this way! There is a way to lighten the load of bricks our souls carry! Be encouraged as Libby explains how to evict negative emotions stemming from the enemy's thoughts. You can break off wrong agreements that you may not even realize you have made. Stick around for the activation to help you jumpstart new freedom. Download the Journal Prompts (below) as a helpful tool to converse with Jesus. Develop new neural pathways! Hope is on the way!

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Worship Song: ‘Lose My Ability’ by Jonathan and Melissa Helser

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Find encouragement in the five creative solutions Libby reviews for making a beautiful personal space for meeting with Jesus that is inexpensive and easy. Hear Libby’s story of how she transformed a space from being a place of painful conversations to a place of beauty and transformation. You, too, can create a place of ‘Mennaseh’, a place where God helps you forget your pain (based on Joseph naming his oldest son Mennaseh - Genesis 41:51). There is a beautiful song entitled ‘Mennaseh’ written and sung by Anna Golden.

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Libby and her husband Steve continue their conversation from last week, transitioning the discussion to how we can right-size our personal domain to fit where we are and who we are, to avoid frustration and burnout. Steve shares how his story of healing led him to seek healthy men to mentor him, and how it has impacted his life. Be encouraged that hope is on the way!

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Become Good Soil Morgan (whom Steve mentions) and Cherie Snyder have been initiated through Wild At Heart.

Good Soil Counseling This is the therapist Steve has seen, who uses Internal Family Systems.

The above ministries are not neurodiverse-focused, but the principles are life-giving.

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ASD and Complex PTSD often go hand-in-hand. In this episode, Libby asks her husband Steve to share the impact of reading Pete Walker’s book, ‘Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving: A Guide and Map for Recovering from Childhood Trauma’. Steve’s journey is insightful and offers hope that the childhood patterns of reaction from complex PTSD, brought into adulthood and marriage, can be reversed. Hope is on the way!

Book: ‘Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving’

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In your neurodiverse marriage, does it feel like you have no return on all of your investments? Do you feel like a single mom with an extra child rather than a married woman, co-parenting with your husband? And for all of your efforts, not only is no one grateful, but they are actually resentful? Be encouraged as Libby shares how Jesus understands, and how He can repurpose everything lost or stolen. Hope is on the way!

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‘What do you do with the disappointment of (fill-in-the-blank) within a neurodiverse marriage?’ Wives in a neurodiverse marriage can feel like ‘happily-ever-after’ got cancelled, and their future feels so uncertain. What hope is there? Libby shares hope that getting your heart healed can bring a positive culture shift in your home that just might influence your husband to get help from a neurodiverse-aware therapist. Using a question that an anonymous listener asks, Libby’s answer is accessible for all wives no matter what the disappointment is.

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The stress within neurodiverse marriage is hard enough: add to that being under under attack from the enemy, and we become even more vulnerable. Learn practical tools and tips to keep the door of your heart safe: not allowing the enemy access. Libby has a helpful Declaration and Prayer, and an activation to help you find the frequency of heaven! Be encouraged! You don’t have to live in defeat!

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