On today's podcast episode I am sharing a very special interview.

A few months ago I was fortunate to be a guest on The Full Frontal Living Podcast with Lisa Carpenter. Together, we discussed what it means to truly advocate for your child, including how to ask the right questions and how to stand your ground when the going gets tough, REALLY tough.

And we don’t just pay it lip service. Lisa shares what it was like when her son, a unique learner, was blindsided by an intense situation, one that could have changed the trajectory of his entire education experience, at his new school after just three days. She vulnerably shares her story and what it felt like as I coached her to stand in her power as a parent.

Come find out how to stand up and advocate for your child starting right now.

On today's podcast episode I am sharing a very important message, especially for any parent whose child is different, whether their diagnosis is Autism, ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder, or a unique learner in another way completely. 

On today's podcast episode we have a very special guest, Katie Soy.  Katie is a brilliant writer who recently created a powerful children's book, The Firefly and the Storm. Katie is both an author and a powerful coach. In addition to both writing and publishing stories, Katie also empowers you to deeply examine and change the stories that you tell yourself about yourself every single day.

Ever felt not good enough? You can change that story. Are you wondering if you're really strong enough to make a difference for your child? You can rewrite that story too. As you begin to take a closer look at your self talk, you're going to uncover SO MANY STORIES that are hindering your journey. The good news is you don't need to judge yourself for having them, you can simply start to create something new.

Today's episode powerfully highlights stories that you may be telling yourself about your children. Mic drop! And how to rewrite them in a positive way that is supportive of your family's future. It all starts with you.

On today's podcast episode we're diving into how you can create time for yourself when you are the parent of a child on the autism spectrum.

Thinking your can pour ALL your energy into your child and save none for yourself is a broken strategy. Expecting your child to thrive while you’re barely surviving in the background is like expecting an Olympic athlete to make it to the podium without a strong coach by their side.

On today's podcast episode I have a very special guest, Caspar Szulc, who’s super power, in my humble opinion, is being disruptive without being rude It’s an art form, and one that is deeply needed in the medical and neuro diversity spaces.

Caspar Szulc is an expert on both topics. He’s the President and Co-Founder of Innovative Medicine, a company dedicated to transforming healthcare through an advanced and truly comprehensive form of personalized integrative medicine. His work in medicine has garnered attention from top medical minds across six continents (which he's traveled to by the way), including Nobel laureates, top CEOs, Hollywood royalty, and bestselling authors.

Together, we took a deep dive into what it REALLY takes for a child to thrive, especially one with developmental challenges, and how parents often miss this critical component.

This was one of the most enjoyable interviews I’ve ever done. We could have talked for hours! Caspar is both a sharp mind and a deeply caring human.

Don’t miss this powerful conversation! 

On today's podcast we are getting personal. I am sharing with you what it was like when my son was first diagnosed on the spectrum eight and a half years ago.

Come check out my latest episode to hear my story.

Want more info on how to advocate for your child in the midst of a pandemic? Head over to sarayoga.com/journey and download my free mini- guide today.

On today's podcast I'm here to share something very important.

It’s a sad fact that most parents of kids with autism wait until they have an “oh s&!t” moment in order to do an assessment around what needs to change so their child can thrive. 

Come check out my latest episode to find out what you can start doing now.

Want more info on how to advocate for your child in the midst of a pandemic? Head over to sarayoga.com/journey and download my free mini- guide today.

Today we are talking about siblings of special needs children. So many times I have special needs parents that are concerned about the siblings. They are worried that their neuro-typical child is not receiving the attention that they need or that they won't feel loved.

I am here to bust that thought.

I have a daughter that is 18 months younger than my son that has autism. When she was a small child I made sure that I focused on giving her more attention. Now that she is older I see that she is more loving and has a better understanding and appreciation for the world around her. She sees the world from a whole other view.

Join me today as I dive deeper into this topic and help you release that feeling that you are not doing enough for your other child.

Want more info on how to advocate for your child in the midst of a pandemic? Head over to sarayoga.com/journey and download my free mini- guide today.