“I can’t die” is a statement I’ve heard parents of children with Autism say to me many times. I feel compassion whenever I hear this, most especially as an Autism mom (and a Life Coach). Generally, no one wants feel this way. I want to hug everybody and tell them, “let me help you and …
Have you ever felt a conflict brewing when it comes to your child? To the point where you can feel the resistance start to surface in your body because you know it’s nearing? The moment the resistance kicked in and how I handled it. That was me this week with Julianna’s school. Under her IEP …
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One of the coaches on my team had a conversation with a client regarding how she would share with family members on her upcoming trip home that her son was diagnosed on the spectrum. (With her permission I’m writing this email to share her story as I’m sure you can relate, too) She’s been playing …
It’s such a misconception that time creates results. It’s such a misconception that motivation creates results. What really creates results is…. MASSIVE BELIEF. In my Champions For Our Children Program I coach clients week over week on their believability on how to get their child from A to Z. Right now I’m leading mothers and …
Parents who are in tears because their child isn’t potty trained or communicating come to me for help. These are the top two concerns that parents have when they come to me. But, when we get further into the conversation they talk about how their child is eloping, too. Eloping is a serious issue and …
Where do you fall on the failure spectrum? Listen, I’m not going to sugar coat this (I mean, when do I ever?) As parents, we can feel like failures. Especially having a child with Autism, we can feel like a failure more often than not. I’m also going to drop a truth bomb…. As humans, …
The Day I Was Blindsided Maybe your family member said to you “Wow she’s quite why isn’t she talking more?” Maybe your pediatrician said, “I think your child should be evaluated.” Or maybe YOU noticed regression happening with your child but you were in denial, not wanting to believe something is wrong. … and then it came out …
From a Potty Shit Show to a Potty Guru! Back then when I was potty training my daughter, I was indeed OUT OF MY MIND. She was non-verbal on the Autism spectrum and in preschool at the time. One day I saw a kid in her preschool that was potty trained. That triggered me to say… I NEED …
Hello Warrior Parents! “I’m losing my daughter.” This was a thought I had repeatedly around Julianna’s 16-month mark. And if you’re anything like me, you’ve seen regression with your child. In other words, it was your child hitting milestones, saying words, maybe even pointing, and making great eye contact. However, all of a sudden it just stopped. It went …
