How to find hope and calm with other moms who “get it”: Fresh perspectives on your child’s ADHD or Autism diagnosis, with Jana Zalmanowitz, SLP and Mom. - Ep. 19

For many parents, receiving a diagnosis like ADHD or autism for their child can feel like an unexpected detour, filled with fear, shame, and uncertainty about the future.

It's easy to feel alone and overwhelmed, but there's a way to move beyond these feelings, to find hope, gratitude, and joy again.

Our guest, Jana Zalmanowitz, a Speech Language Pathologist and a devoted mother of two, shares her personal journey through acceptance and support for her neurodivergent kids.

Find out how you can create a supportive home environment and why community support like connecting with other moms who understand the unique challenges of Autism & ADHD can make all the difference.   

Learn about the importance of emotional resilience to embrace the challenges of raising children with unique needs, advocating an inclusive approach for our children’s milestones, and why parental self-care matters not only for one’s self, but for the whole family’s health.

There is so much power in embracing our reality with more empathy and less judgment. Let's lift one another up as we navigate our neurodivergent parenting journeys!

 

With love and light,
Jana

Connect with me:
www.janafuchscoaching.com
IG: @janafuchscoaching

 

About Jana:
Jana Zalmanowitz is a speech-language pathologist and mother of two neurodivergent children. She had been supporting autistic kids and their families for over 10 years when she noticed her work and her home life had a lot in common...because her son was autistic (and the other had ADHD)! Jana continues to move through every emotion as she learns how to let go of what she thought parenting would look like to make room for the beautiful, messy, challenging and delightfully surprising journey of appreciating her children, for exactly who they are meant to be.

 

Connect with Jana:
Email: speakwithjana@gmail.com

 

 

This podcast episode was produced by Juliana Barbati