Uniquely Wired Podcast

SEASON 5 KICKOFF!! 

We’re back with a brand-new season of Uniquely Wired! In this first episode, I’m sharing summer recap etc. 

I’m also thrilled to introduce you to my very first digital journal for special needs moms a heartfelt resource designed to encourage, and walk with you on this journey. The digital version is ready now, and I’m already working on the physical copy (I cannot wait to share it with you soon!) Be sure to follow along on all my social media platforms for updates, encouragement, and resources. Here is the link to purchase your digital copy: https://unseenyetsustained.gumroad.com/l/gxuagt

This season is going to be awesome, and I’m so excited to walk through it with you!

As we close out Season 4 of the podcast,  I’m taking a moment to reflect on the powerful conversations, vulnerable moments, and beautiful stories we’ve shared together this season. 

If you’re not already connected with me on Instagram, be sure to follow :)

Thank you for being here. You are truly Uniquely Wired for a purpose.

In this heartfelt episode, I'm diving deep into something every special needs mom experiences but rarely talks about guilt. Whether it's the guilt of not doing enough, not being enough, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the day-to-day, this conversation is a reminder that God’s grace is bigger than our guilt.

This episode is for the mom who lays her head down at night wondering if she failed… and needs to hear: you are seen, loved, and deeply held by God.

Let’s trade guilt for grace together. Thanks for listening, see you on the next episode of the show :) 

In this heartfelt episode, I'm taking a moment to honor and uplift the beautiful journey of motherhood especially for the autism moms who feel unseen, weary, or simply in need of a reminder that they are doing holy, meaningful work.

As Mother’s Day approaches, I’m speaking directly to your heart encouraging you, celebrating you, and reminding you that God sees every sacrifice, every tear, and every moment of love you pour out.

Whether you’re in the thick of toddlerhood, navigating special needs, or carrying silent grief, this episode is just for you. You are not forgotten. You are deeply loved. You are chosen for this.

Thanks for listening :) 

In this heartfelt episode, I'm talking about the waiting those tender, stretching seasons where you’re holding your breath for a diagnosis, praying for a new milestone, or hoping for breakthrough in your child’s development.

Whether you're waiting for answers, support, or simply the next step, I want to remind you: you are not alone. I’m sharing encouragement, biblical truth, and practical ways to find peace and purpose in the waiting.

Because even in the quiet, God is working. Tune in and be reminded that there is hope, even here. Thank you for listening :) 

In this episode, I had the absolute honor of speaking with the ABA G.O.A.T. himself Jonathan! Many of you may already follow him on Instagram, and if you don’t, you’re definitely going to want to after this episode.

We had such an insightful conversation as Jonathan unpacked Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) in a way that was both relatable and eye-opening. He shared the heart behind his work, the impact he’s making in the autism community, and his passion for supporting families with compassion and clarity.

Thank you again, Jonathan, for your YES to being on the show your voice is needed and your work is powerful. Be sure to connect with him on Instagram and keep up with all the amazing things he’s doing! https://www.instagram.com/myabacoach

See you on the next episode! :)

In this heartfelt episode, I’m joined by a special guest, Olivia an amazing autism mama who opens up about her journey raising her autistic daughter with limited communication. Olivia shares the real, raw, and beautiful moments of parenting through unique challenges, including navigating the puberty stage at a much younger age than expected. Her wisdom, honesty, and faith-filled perspective is truly inspiring.

Olivia also shared some of her favorite book recommendations, here they are: https://amzn.to/3Y2iPXo

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Olivia also shared with us some menstruation products, here they are: https://amzn.to/4jEk3jS

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Be sure to listen, share, and follow this sweet mama on Instagram for more encouragement and resources: https://www.instagram.com/praying_through_autism

See you on the next episode :)

In this episode, I speak with special guest Jamiel Owens to dive into an important and often overlooked topic "Autism Fathers Matter."

Jamiel shares his personal journey, insights, and the unique experiences of fatherhood in the autism community. His perspective is both inspiring and deeply needed in the conversation surrounding autism parenting.

Be sure to follow Jamiel on Instagram and connect with him: https://www.instagram.com/theausomeshow

 And don’t forget to share this episode with an autism father you know, let’s continue to uplift and support the incredible dads in our community.

Thanks for listening!

In this episode, I’m joined by the amazing Tanyika as we dive into the transition from elementary to middle school. As both an autism mom and a former school counselor, Tanyika brings knowledge and firsthand experience to help make this shift smoother for both parents and children.

Tune in as she shares valuable insights, practical tips, and encouragement for this important stage in your child’s journey. Be sure to follow her on Instagram and reach out via email if you have any questions! https://www.instagram.com/autismsupportcoach

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Thank you for listening 🎧✨

In this episode, I dive deep into my own ADHD journey—Let me tell you, it was a lot to process, and to be completely transparent, it still is at times. But through it all, I’ve learned the importance of balancing routine with flexibility and, most importantly, giving myself the grace I deserve.

I’m still figuring out what accommodations I need to thrive. It’s not always easy, but I’ve found that allowing myself space to be flexible—without the pressure to be perfect has been a game-changer.

If you’re navigating ADHD, whether recently diagnosed or not, this episode is for you. I’ll share tips on finding your rhythm, embracing both structure and spontaneity, and showing yourself some much-needed compassion along the way :)