Betsy Hicks-Russ and Becky Robbins explore the profound impact of parental mood on children, particularly those with autism. They discuss the importance of prioritizing serenity over happiness, the tools for achieving inner peace, and the significance of creating a personal document for self-growth. The dialogue also delves into the challenges of maintaining identity beyond motherhood, breaking free from the victim-villain cycle, and the necessity of grounding practices. Ultimately, they emphasize the importance of participating in one's own rescue and sustaining joy amidst life's inevitable contrasts.

Betsy Hicks-Russ and Becky Robbins explore the profound impact of parental mood on children, particularly those with autism. They discuss the importance of prioritizing serenity over happiness, the tools for achieving inner peace, and the significance of creating a personal document for self-growth. The dialogue also delves into the challenges of maintaining identity beyond motherhood, breaking free from the victim-villain cycle, and the necessity of grounding practices. Ultimately, they emphasize the importance of participating in one's own rescue and sustaining joy amidst life's inevitable contrasts.

https://beckyrobbins.com/  

@everythingbecky  YouTube, Facebook and Instagram

https://BetsyOnTheGo

https://autismodyssey.org/

@Betsyonthego YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok

takeaways

• Parents' mood significantly affects their children's well-being.
• Serenity is a more attainable goal than constant happiness.
• Practices like heart math can help achieve inner peace.
• Creating a personal document can clarify one's identity and goals.
• Mothers often lose their sense of self in parenting.
• Breaking the victim-villain cycle is essential for personal growth.
• Grounding practices can stabilize emotional well-being.
• Self-care should not feel like an added burden.
• Drama in life can distract from personal happiness.
• Embracing hard work leads to personal satisfaction and growth.

Betsy Hicks-Russ and Tara Reynolds explore the themes of autism advocacy, the importance of language and messaging, and the concept of presumed competence. They discuss the challenges of parenting children on the autism spectrum, the significance of community support, and the impact of social media on sharing experiences. The conversation also touches on lighthearted moments, travel aspirations, and humorous parenting stories, all while emphasizing the need for understanding and compassion in the autism community.

Tara Reynoldshttps://www.peaceloveautism.com

Betsy Hicks-Rushttps://stan.store/BetsyOnTheGo

Takeaways

• The importance of language in autism advocacy.
• Messages on clothing can silently advocate for autism awareness.
• Presumed competence is a crucial concept in understanding autism.
• Energy and connection play a significant role in communication.
• Parenting children with autism comes with unique challenges.
• Community support is vital for parents of autistic children.
• Sharing stories helps expand knowledge and understanding.
• Social media can be a powerful tool for connection and learning.
• Humor can be found in the challenges of parenting.
• Traveling with children on the spectrum requires careful planning.

Betsy Hicks-Russ and Libby Ingram, from The Telepathy Tapes, explore the profound connection between telepathy and spelling methods for individuals with autism. They discuss various spelling programs, the journey of Libby's son John Paul, and the impact of telepathy on communication and parenting. The conversation delves into the controversies surrounding telepathy, the importance of community support, and the need for collaboration in advocating for these methods. Ultimately, they emphasize the significance of understanding and embracing the unique abilities of individuals with autism.

Libby Ralston Ingram

LoveLikeJohnPaul on Instagram/Facebook

http://www.LoveJohnPaul.org

Betsy Hicks-Russ

BetsyOntheGo.com

Autism Odyssey.org

Tiktok/Instagram/Facebook - BetsyOntheGo

Takeaways

• Telepathy plays a crucial role in communication for individuals with autism.
• Different spelling methods have unique benefits and challenges.
• John Paul's journey highlights the importance of finding the right communication method.
• Parents must trust their instincts and support their children's unique needs.
• Telepathy can enhance the understanding of children's thoughts and feelings.
• Community support is essential for advocating for effective communication methods.
• The controversy surrounding telepathy often stems from a lack of understanding.
• Energy and vibration significantly impact communication and relationships.
• Collaboration among parents and practitioners can lead to better outcomes for children.
• It's important to embrace the unique abilities of individuals with autism.

Join Betsy Hicks-Russ and Dr. Lindy Woodard as they explore holistic approaches to pediatric care, emphasizing natural remedies and the importance of nutrient-dense diets. Discover how to support children's health without relying solely on medication, and learn about the benefits of homeopathy, essential oils, and the power of nature.

Dr. Lindy Woodard - Pediatric Alternatives, Mill Valley, CA

Weston A Price - WestonAPrice.org

Betsy Hicks-Russ

BetsyOntheGo.com

Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok, YouTube and Apple Podcast

Betsy Hicks-Russ and Lucy Biggers explore the challenges of navigating differing opinions while advocating for understanding and compassion in conversations. They talk about the importance of community and dialogue in the autism advocacy space, discussing the polarization that has emerged in recent years. They emphasize the need for open-mindedness, the impact of social media algorithms on beliefs, and the significance of personal experiences in shaping perspectives.

Lucy Biggers - Tiktok and Instagram - LucyBiggers

The Free Press - http://theFP.com

Betsy Hicks Russ - http://Betsyonthego.com

Takeaways

• The autism community has become increasingly divided over differing opinions.
• It's essential to recognize that differing opinions do not make someone a bad person.
• Dialogue is crucial for overcoming polarization and fostering understanding.
• Group loyalty can hinder open discussions, especially in political contexts.
• Personal experiences shape our beliefs and can lead to growth and change.
• Algorithms can create echo chambers that reinforce our beliefs.
• Engaging in real-world conversations can help bridge divides.
• Modeling humility and openness can inspire others to do the same.
• Activism should be balanced with personal well-being and self-care.
• It's okay to not have an opinion on every issue; focus on what matters to you.

Betsy Hicks-Russ and Natalie discuss the impact of diet on autism, particularly focusing on picky eating and the journey of making dietary changes. They explore the mindset needed to overcome challenges, the importance of ingredients in cooking, and strategies for incorporating healthier options into meals. The discussion emphasizes the significance of gut health, the balance between snacking and meals, and the empowerment of children in meal planning. They also highlight the role of community support through initiatives like Beyond the Label, which aims to create inclusion for families with disabilities.

Natalie Luna

Beyond the LabelInstagram/Facebook - Beyondthelabel_napa

Betsy Hicks-Russ

https://betsyonthego.comBetsyontheGo - Instagram/Tiktok/Facebook

Takeaways

*Autism and diet are interconnected, with dietary changes showing potential benefits.

*The journey of changing a child's diet can begin with small, manageable steps.

*Mindset plays a crucial role in overcoming challenges related to picky eating.

*Ingredients matter; quality ingredients lead to better meals.

*Involving children in meal planning can empower them and make them more open to trying new foods.

*Gut health influences cravings and dietary choices, impacting overall health.

*Snacking habits can affect meal times and hunger levels; balance is key.

*Creative cooking can help disguise vegetables and make meals more appealing.

*Community support is vital for families navigating dietary changes and autism.

*Progress in dietary changes is often gradual and requires patience.

Betsy Hicks-Russ and Eileen Himel explore the profound impact of non-speaking autistic individuals on human consciousness and collective awareness. They discuss the importance of understanding that many of the non-speakers are "Un-Conditionable" and the strong role they play in the expansion of human kind. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of intentional communication, authenticity, and the challenges of societal conditioning, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of trust and personal expansion.

Eileen Himel

Autism.Get.In.Tune on Tiktok and Instagram

Betsy Hicks-Russ

BetsyOneTheGo.com

Takeaways

• This is an incredible time to be alive as non-speaking individuals have a voice.
• Autistic individuals are raising human consciousness to a new level.
• Understanding autism requires a shift in perception and approach.
• The journey of autism is filled with beauty and purpose.
• Vibrations of truth are held by non-speaking individuals.
• Unconditional love is a key aspect of their existence.
• We must stop comparing suffering and focus on individual growth.
• Raising our vibration helps connect with our children.
• Perception shapes our reality and experiences.
• Authenticity is crucial in overcoming societal conditioning.

The Telepathy Tapes contributor, Katie Asher explores with Betsy Hicks-Russ, the profound connections between sensory perception, emotional intelligence, and the unique experiences of non-speaking individuals. They discuss the importance of advocacy for spellers, the flaws in traditional education systems, and the need to focus on individual strengths rather than deficits. The conversation also delves into the tools and techniques that can enhance communication and the power of love and forgiveness in overcoming adversity.

Katie Asher - The Book of Heaven: A Story of Hope for the Outcasts, the Broken, and Those who lost Faith

@AsherHouseHope

TheTelepathyTapes.com

Betsy Hicks-Russ - BetsyOnTheGo.com

• Katie Asher emphasizes the interconnectedness of sensory perception and emotional experience.
• The importance of understanding individual strengths rather than focusing on deficits is highlighted.
• Advocacy for spellers is crucial in ensuring their communication rights are recognized.
• Traditional education systems often fail to accommodate diverse learning needs.
• Motor and sensory integration is essential for effective communication in spellers.
• Meditation can help quiet the mind for better communication with non-speaking individuals.
• Tools like vibration plates can aid in sensory awareness and integration.
• Unreliable speakers often struggle with anxiety due to their inability to control their speech.
• The spiritual experiences of individuals with disabilities can provide profound insights into their understanding of the world.
• Love and forgiveness are powerful forces that can help individuals overcome adversity.

Betsy Hicks-Russ and Austin Moore delve into the world of spelling as a means of communication for non-speaking individuals. They explore the shared experiences within the Spellers community, the journey of becoming a practitioner, and the importance of presuming competence in individuals with autism. The discussion highlights the power of open communication, the challenges of understanding the spectrum, and the spiritual aspects of connecting with individuals through spelling. They also touch on future aspirations for community growth and the need for more research and support in this field.

@spellingmoore on Instagram, Tiktok, X

https://reclif.com/

https://Betsyonthego.com

• There's a strong connection among practitioners and parents in the Spellers community.
• Becoming a practitioner requires letting go of preconceived notions about autism.
• Presuming competence is crucial for effective communication with non-speaking individuals.
• Open communication is a skill that develops over time and requires patience.
• Every individual's journey in spelling is unique and should not be compared to others.
• Mistakes in spelling are part of the learning process and should be embraced.
• Telepathy and energy play a significant role in communication with spellers.
• The spiritual aspect of communication can enhance the connection with individuals.
• Community support and education are vital for the growth of the Spellers movement.
• Future aspirations include expanding access to training and resources for practitioners.

Betsy Hicks-Russ welcomes back Meghann Parkinson to discuss Spelling to Communicate (S2C). They explore who is a candidate for S2C, the importance of presuming competence in non-speakers, and how dysregulation can affect communication. Meghann shares insights on the role of AAC devices, the significance of regulation in learning, and the journey of developing reading and spelling skills. They also discuss the importance of finding the right practitioner and the frequency of practice for optimal outcomes.I-asc.org to learn more about Spelling to Communicate or S2Cmega_does_s2c - to follow Meg on InstagramBetsy  ⁨@betsyonthego⁩  on Tiktok, Instagram and Facebookwebsite BetsyOnTheGo.com*Candidates for S2C are those who do not primarily use speech.Dysregulation does not preclude a child from being a candidate for S2C.*Listening does not have a specific look; engagement can vary.*Building a respectful relationship with spellers is crucial.*S2C allows for deeper communication beyond basic needs.*AAC devices serve a different purpose than S2C.*S2C can be effective for various disabilities, including Down syndrome.*Unreliable speech does not disqualify a child from S2C.*Reading skills can develop alongside spelling skills.*Practicing spelling regularly enhances communication skills.