In this episode, we explore what it’s like to parent a child who processes the world differently without rushing to label, diagnose, or “fix.” Jasmine shares how motherhood reshaped her path as she learned to trust her intuition while raising her neurodiverse son. Joined by Hero and Somatic Healing Practitioner Nicole, she reflects on slowing down, honoring her son's differences, and grounding herself through yoga, sound, and touch.

Together, they explore how embodied practices help parents and caregivers reconnect with themselves and stay in the present throughout the day.

What You Will Learn

• [00:07:30] Early signs that prompted Jasmine to trust her intuition about her son’s development
• [00:14:00] Why curiosity, observation, and acceptance shaped her parenting approach over time
• [00:20:00] What gets lost when children are viewed primarily through developmental metrics
• [00:21:30] The impact of slowing down and nurturing a child’s natural passions
• [00:27:00] Yoga as a way to slow time and stay present during major life transitions
• [00:32:30] Why sound-based practices help caregivers reconnect with sensations and emotions in the body
• [00:36:30] The nervous system effects of vibration, singing, and sound in regulating the body
• [00:49:30] A simple practice for listening to intuition through breath, sensation, and stillness

Let’s Connect!

Nicole Kim

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Chandler Stroud

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