Indigo & Crystal Children
Are You Addicted to the Struggle?
Jun 22nd
This is a little different than my normal posts… I’m going to be really transparent today. I seem to be stuck in overwhelm and exhaustion. Again. It made me start to wonder… am I addicted to struggle? In my mind, is there something noble about life being hard? Does it make me think I’m a better person when people constantly exclaim, “I don’t know how you do it all!” What exactly does this perpetuate for me?
The struggle.
I hang on to self-talk phrases such as “It’s so hard being a single parent!”, “I have to work multiple jobs just to make More >
What You Think About You Bring About
Feb 28th
How often do we find ourselves dreading an event, visit, or simple errand with our child? We look at past behaviors or incidents and expect the worst, based on what we experienced previously. We may even go so far as to picture the meltdown occurring and already start feeling frustrated and frazzled by the anticipation of it.
When we do this, we emit a certain frequency and our child picks up on it. Everything we think, say, and feel produces some kind of effect on our children.
How about trying an experiment? I’ve done this before with phenomenal results! Ready?
Expect the best More >
15 Simple Pleasures… It’s the Little Things15 Simple Pleasures… It’s the Little Things
Nov 12th
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, I found myself inspired of course to talk about gratitude… but with a slightly different spin on it.
One of the most profound lessons I’ve received from my child with Autism came from watching him stay in the now. There’s a huge part of me that honestly believes our children coming forth today with a cornucopia of learning disabilities are really “upgraded” versions of us… neurologically evolved. Like a mini-me 2.0
They are programmed with an inner GPS that keeps them in alignment with who they are and what makes them happy. They don’t seem More >
