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NEW PODCAST EPISODE:
“Getting Organized When Your Child May Have Special Needs” 🎙️
🚨 This episode of Rock the World with Kay and Michelle speaks directly to parents who are noticing things — but don’t have answers yet. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, unsure, or stuck waiting, this conversation offers grounding, clarity, and permission to slow down.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
✅ Organization Without Panic: Why getting organized doesn’t mean assuming something is wrong — it means creating stability.
✅ You Don’t Need a Diagnosis: How organization can come before referrals, evaluations, or labels.
✅ The Mental Load Parents Carry: Appointments, observations, paperwork, fear — and how writing things down lightens the weight.
✅ Medical vs. Developmental Needs: Why separating the two can reduce confusion and improve advocacy.
✅ Noticing Is Not Failing: Early awareness doesn’t mean your child is behind — it means you’re paying attention.
✅ Organization as Care: How structure supports both your child and you as the caregiver.
Real Conversations. Real Parenting.
Join Michelle Turner, founder of Movement Lesson™ and parent, and Kayla Ireland, founder of Kindly Neurodivergent with Kay, as they share an honest, pressure-free conversation about organizing information without fear — and why clarity matters more than certainty.
Why This Episode is Important:
Organization isn’t about predicting the future.
It’s about giving yourself a place to stand while you process what you’re noticing.
This episode reminds parents that preparation is not panic — and slowing down is allowed.
🎧 LISTEN NOW on all major podcast platforms
📺 Watch on YouTube! (Link in bio)
💙 Share this with a parent who needs reassurance, not answers.
#RockTheWorldPodcast #SpecialNeedsParenting #EarlyIntervention #CaregiverSupport #ParentMentalHealth #OrganizationAsCare #NeurodivergentFamilies #MovementMatters #DisabilityRealTalk #KindlyNeurodivergent #MovementLesson
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Kayla Ireland is a bold and unstoppable 27-year-old with cerebral palsy. A wheelchair user for most of her day, Kayla refuses to let any obstacle define her. She’s a college student, avid horseback rider, office manager, communication assistant, co-author, and the host of three successful talk shows—all facilitated through her iPad as a speaking device. Kayla’s voice is a powerful force, advocating for inclusion, representation, and the limitless potential within every individual.
Michelle Turner, the creator of Movement Lesson™, is a globally recognized expert in infant and child development. As a mother, author, presenter, and movement specialist, Michelle has built one of the most extensive libraries dedicated to understanding and improving human movement. Her pioneering approach integrates vision, weight transfer, transitional skills, and rotational movements to unlock new pathways for growth and development.
Together, Kayla and Michelle bring their passion, knowledge, and unique perspectives to every episode of Rock the World. They explore stories of courage, resilience, and innovation, highlighting both the similarities and diverse experiences that unite us all. From expert insights and family stories to thought-provoking discussions, this podcast aims to inspire change, challenge perceptions, and remind us all that every voice has the power to make a difference.
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NEW PODCAST EPISODE:
“Getting Organized When Your Child May Have Special Needs” 🎙️
🚨 This episode of Rock the World with Kay and Michelle speaks directly to parents who are noticing things — but don’t have answers yet. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, unsure, or stuck waiting, this conversation offers grounding, clarity, and permission to slow down.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
✅ Organization Without Panic: Why getting organized doesn’t mean assuming something is wrong — it means creating stability.
✅ You Don’t Need a Diagnosis: How organization can come before referrals, evaluations, or labels.
✅ The Mental Load Parents Carry: Appointments, observations, paperwork, fear — and how writing things down lightens the weight.
✅ Medical vs. Developmental Needs: Why separating the two can reduce confusion and improve advocacy.
✅ Noticing Is Not Failing: Early awareness doesn’t mean your child is behind — it means you’re paying attention.
✅ Organization as Care: How structure supports both your child and you as the caregiver.
Real Conversations. Real Parenting.
Join Michelle Turner, founder of Movement Lesson™ and parent, and Kayla Ireland, founder of Kindly Neurodivergent with Kay, as they share an honest, pressure-free conversation about organizing information without fear — and why clarity matters more than certainty.
Why This Episode is Important:
Organization isn’t about predicting the future.
It’s about giving yourself a place to stand while you process what you’re noticing.
This episode reminds parents that preparation is not panic — and slowing down is allowed.
🎧 LISTEN NOW on all major podcast platforms
📺 Watch on YouTube! (Link in bio)
💙 Share this with a parent who needs reassurance, not answers.
#RockTheWorldPodcast #SpecialNeedsParenting #EarlyIntervention #CaregiverSupport #ParentMentalHealth #OrganizationAsCare #NeurodivergentFamilies #MovementMatters #DisabilityRealTalk #KindlyNeurodivergent #MovementLesson
If you want, I can:
- shorten this for Instagram
- make a Facebook-friendly version
- or turn it into a carousel post
Just tell me where it
Kayla Ireland is a bold and unstoppable 27-year-old with cerebral palsy. A wheelchair user for most of her day, Kayla refuses to let any obstacle define her. She’s a college student, avid horseback rider, office manager, communication assistant, co-author, and the host of three successful talk shows—all facilitated through her iPad as a speaking device. Kayla’s voice is a powerful force, advocating for inclusion, representation, and the limitless potential within every individual.
Michelle Turner, the creator of Movement Lesson™, is a globally recognized expert in infant and child development. As a mother, author, presenter, and movement specialist, Michelle has built one of the most extensive libraries dedicated to understanding and improving human movement. Her pioneering approach integrates vision, weight transfer, transitional skills, and rotational movements to unlock new pathways for growth and development.
Together, Kayla and Michelle bring their passion, knowledge, and unique perspectives to every episode of Rock the World. They explore stories of courage, resilience, and innovation, highlighting both the similarities and diverse experiences that unite us all. From expert insights and family stories to thought-provoking discussions, this podcast aims to inspire change, challenge perceptions, and remind us all that every voice has the power to make a difference.
Tune in to Rock the World with Kay & Miche...