This isn’t just another podcast…
It’s a movement. It’s a reminder that every child is a masterpiece. That you, parent or caregiver, are not alone. That inclusion, acceptance, and love matter.
Your Child Is Not Broken Coming soon !

This episode is a powerful reminder…
Your child is not broken. They are not a problem to be fixed—But a story to be understood, a voice to be heard, a masterpiece to be celebrated.

The Fear is Real—But So is Your Strength

“You’re not weak for being scared—you’re human. Every parent of a child with special needs faces moments where fear, doubt, and overwhelm creep in. But guess what?

You’re stronger than you feel.

“Doing it scared” means showing up anyway—especially when it comes to your child’s future.

In Part 3 of the podcast, we’re talking all things IEP meetings—how to prepare, what questions to ask, and why it’s okay to pause and seek support before signing that document.

You don’t have to be an expert—you just have to be an advocate. Let’s walk through this together.”

I had the honor of sitting down with powerhouse autism mom and advocate Joelle, as she shares her journey navigating her son’s dual diagnosis of Coffin-Siris Syndrome and Autism.

From confusion to clarity and everything in between—this episode is raw, real, and a reminder that every parent’s journey is uniquely powerful.

In this powerful follow-up, Joelle opens up about how she stays grounded through it all—sharing the tools, mindset, and support system that help her navigate life as an autism mom.

We dive deep into the importance of mental health, the future she envisions for her son, and what it truly means to lead with faith and resilience.

We’re kicking off Community Conversations with a conversation that starts where everything should—at home.

In this first episode, we’re diving into how vocational skills and executive functioning begin with the small things: chores, choices, routines, and responsibilities.

Why is folding laundry more than just a task?
How do everyday habits help our kids become more independent, capable, and confident?

💡 This episode is for every parent, teacher, or therapist who’s ever asked:
“Where do we even begin?”

In Part 2 , we’re bringing you real-life strategies and examples for building vocational skills and executive function—right from home. We’re breaking it down with task analysis (yes, even a 10-second win is still a win!) and showing how small, consistent efforts lead to big independence.

From folding clothes to setting routines, we talk about how building duration and starting exactly where the child is can turn everyday tasks into life lessons.

This one’s for every parent, therapist, and educator looking to turn the home into the first classroom.

This week on Community Conversations, I sat down with powerhouse mom and sports presenter @nickycrosbytv for a raw and powerful conversation about the moment she found out her son was autistic.

From tears and confusion to advocacy and empowerment—this two-part series takes you through her journey as a mother, her defining moments, and the strength it takes to parent differently.

This episode is for every parent, educator, and ally who needs a reminder: you are not alone, and your voice matters.

Hit the link in bio to listen now to Part 1 of this heartfelt story.

In this episode, Nicky Crosby lets us all the way in.
She opens up about the weight of school fees, the beauty and challenge of family support, her son George’s bond with his brother, and how her relationship with her husband became stronger through it all.

This is the part where the tears come—real, raw, and so full of truth.

You’ll walk away with a deeper understanding of what it really looks like to raise a child with autism while holding a family together.

This story isn’t just about parenting—it’s about love, partnership, and the power of staying soft in a world that demands so much strength.