Скачать или смотреть Being a Mom to a Neurodivergent Child with Ravayna

00:00 Intro to the Podcast
00:27 Meet Ravayna Coe
01:27 The Journey of Content Creation
05:25 Motherhood and Autism Acceptance
07:03 Navigating Neurodiversity
14:28 Early Intervention and Resources
19:16 Exploring Neurodivergence and Self-Discovery
19:45 Barrie working with Spec Labs and Realizations
20:21 Barrie considering an Autism Diagnosis
21:18 The Importance of Support Systems
21:31 Personal Experiences with Diagnosis
22:10 Parenting and Support Needs
27:03 Building Support Structures for Everyone
27:51 Personal Care and Fitness
36:54 Advocating for Autism Awareness
38:51 Final Thoughts and Social Media Handles

Note: There is a leaf blower in the background going on and off from about 6:24-13:00, if you must skip over that part then do- but Ravayna does say some interesting stuff so I kept it!

For Autism Acceptance Month, this week’s episode of The Barrie Rose Podcast features an inspiring conversation with @Ravayna , a content creator and mother to a neurodivergent child. Ravayna opens up about her evolution from blogging about weddings to addressing social justice issues, and shares heartfelt insights into raising her autistic son, Asher. The episode explores the challenges and wins of parenting, the importance of embracing neurodiversity, and how Ravayna balances self-care with motherhood. Her story is a powerful reminder of the need for empathy, acceptance, and building a more inclusive world.

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