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Empathy Is More Than Words: Introducing Groundbreaking Tools for NeuroDivergent Relationships

_______________________PRAISE FOR DR. MARSHACK’S LATEST READ ON NAVIGATING A NEURODIVERGENT LIFE“Empathy Is More Than Words”is an excellent addition to Dr. Kathy Marshack’s line of books that serve as primers on relating to people who lack Empathy because of Autism,“Asperger Syndrome,”Traumatic Brain Injury, addiction, or illness. She takes a deep dive into the essence of Empathy._______________________Enter a roomful of people and, if you have Empathy, you unconsciously gauge who has—or doesn’t have—Empathy. How is it that you can do so, but those without Empathy cannot? To answer this, Dr. Marshack leads her readers on a profound journey into the intrinsic nature of Empathy. She addresses many of the troubling communication conundrums that plague relationships between theNeuroTypical (NT)and theNeuroDiverse (ND)."NeuroDiverse” (ND) describes the unique workings of a brain that is different from those with typical neurological development or functioning; hence, the term, “NeuroTypical." A relationship between a person who is NeuroDiverse and another who is NeuroTypical is considered“NeuroDivergent.”An established psychologist for more than 30 years and a prolific writer on Empathy and Empathy Dysfunction (EmD),Dr. Marshack confronts myths about Empathy head-on and clearly demonstrates how Empathy is indeed more than words. She introduces her newest discovery, Radiant Empathy.The epitome of Empathy, Radiant Empathygoes well beyond having an empathic understanding of another individual. It is the willingness to forgive yourself and others while commanding the courage and wisdom to stand up for those who are suffering, perhaps from PTSD episodes triggered by new trauma. Forgiveness, emphasizes Dr. Marshack, is fundamental to Radiant Empathy.A stand-out example of Radiant Empathy is seen in a poignant photo taken 11 days into the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. It depicts a line of empty strollers and prams, collected by Empathetic Polish mothers and left waiting at a Poland train station for the Ukrainian mothers

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