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Episode #84 Interview with Shannon Urquiola "Not Your Average Autism Mom"
Episode #84
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Transcription by Otter.ai is available at autisminactionpodcast.com We are so glad you stopped by!
On Todays Show:
Shannon Urquiola, Not Your Average Autism Mom
I am mom to two amazing young adults. My son Jordan is 25 and was diagnosed with autism
when he was 5-years old. He also has a younger sister Madison who is 23. My journey to
today really began on the day I got Jordan’s diagnosis.
I remember that day like it was yesterday. Being so confused, not being able to stop the tears,
asking WHY ME? Those feelings of being alone when no one in my family had a child with
autism, all my friends who had their children before me, none of them had a child with autism?
When you have a child with autism you find yourself feeling isolated and alone.
I spent 10 years building an Educational Advocacy company and working with special needs
families and advocates across the US when Jordan was in middle and high school. During
those years, the realization that Jordan would be living with me forever became noticeably clear.
That was my reality, so I knew I had to figure out how I was going to embark on that journey
showing up every day as the best version of myself. It was at that time I began working with a
Life Coach, and through that coaching and training, I began to really understand how I needed
to think differently to feel differently and it was truly a turning point in my life.
I went on to become a certified Life Coach and today, inside of our private membership, not only
do we have an array of autism training and resources that they need along this unique parenting
journey, but we include an entire coaching program as well. I am coaching our moms on
becoming more confident and courageous throughout their parenting journey.
I am extremely passionate about the world of autism and more specifically the challenges that
moms raising a child with autism have along the way. We are a place for them to learn and
grow forming friendships along the way with other moms traveling the same journey. It is truly
an amazing place to be.
Learn more by visiting: https://www.facebook.com/NotYourAverageAutismMom2020 or https://www.notyouraverageautismmom.com/
Free Downloadable Guide To Getting Through A Meltdown https://www.notyouraverageautismmom.com/opt-in
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Episode #84
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Transcription by Otter.ai is available at autisminactionpodcast.com We are so glad you stopped by!
On Todays Show:
Shannon Urquiola, Not Your Average Autism Mom
I am mom to two amazing young adults. My son Jordan is 25 and was diagnosed with autism
when he was 5-years old. He also has a younger sister Madison who is 23. My journey to
today really began on the day I got Jordan’s diagnosis.
I remember that day like it was yesterday. Being so confused, not being able to stop the tears,
asking WHY ME? Those feelings of being alone when no one in my family had a child with
autism, all my friends who had their children before me, none of them had a child with autism?
When you have a child with autism you find yourself feeling isolated and alone.
I spent 10 years building an Educational Advocacy company and working with special needs
families and advocates across the US when Jordan was in middle and high school. During
those years, the realization that Jordan would be living with me forever became noticeably clear.
That was my reality, so I knew I had to figure out how I was going to embark on that journey
showing up every day as the best version of myself. It was at that time I began working with a
Life Coach, and through that coaching and training, I began to really understand how I needed
to think differently to feel differently and it was truly a turning point in my life.
I went on to become a certified Life Coach and today, inside of our private membership, not only
do we have an array of autism training and resources that they need along this unique parenting
journey, but we include an entire coaching program as well. I am coaching our moms on
becoming more confident and courageous throughout their parenting journey.
I am extremely passionate about the world of autism and more specifically the challenges that
moms raising a child with autism have along the way. We are a place for them to learn and
grow forming friendships along the way with other moms traveling the same journey. It is truly
an amazing place to be.
Learn more by visiting: https://www.facebook.com/NotYourAverageAutismMom2020 or https://www.notyouraverageautismmom.com/
Free Downloadable Guide To Getting Through A Meltdown https://www.notyouraverageautismmom.com/opt-in