Jacob Nyamu spent years navigating life before he understood why he experienced the world differently, until an autism diagnosis reframed everything he thought he knew about himself. In this episode, he opens up about that journey, from the weight of living undiagnosed to the moment of diagnosis, and how that experience became the seed for Kipekee Society, the nonprofit he founded to support autistic adults and children. It's a conversation about self-discovery, belonging, and building the community he wish had existed for him.

Website: Kipekee

In this episode, Dr. Karen Perham-Lippman shares her experience of navigating her grief journey as part of the sandwich generation. You can find her full article 

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/becoming-open-faced-sandwich-caregiving-grief-perham-lippman-cdp-haove/

On this episode our listening session will focus our attention on one mother's lived experience of letting go and embracing the realities of parenting adult children.

Podcast creator and host Natalie Joseph shares what to expect from "If We Listen"