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Autism and Marriage

Marriage, Autism, and Faith: Raising a child with special needs together

In this episode, Larah Roberts, founder of Raising Autistic Disciples, shares gospel hope for parents navigating autism and unexpected parenting challenges. We discuss how autism affects marriage, how couples can stay united under stress, and how to faithfully disciple neurodiverse children. This episode offers encouragement, practical wisdom, and hope for parents and couples walking a difficult but sacred path.

Resources:

Follow Larah on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/raisingautisticdisciples/

Book Links –

How to Advocate & Stay Christian. – https://amzn.to/4q2FXkf

Letters to Lindsey: Seeing Your Child’s Autism Diagnosis Through a Gospel Lens. – https://amzn.to/49E3bHF

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