Naturally Recovering Autism Podcast
with Karen Thomas
Empowering Parents with the Resources to Naturally Recover Autism from a mom who has done it.
Inspiring parents with natural solutions to create the most fulfilling, healthy and productive life possible for their children with autism.
Having once been told her son could not recover from his symptoms of autism Karen Thomas now shares what she has learned through over a decade of personal research and experience that has brought her own son to recovery. Her background as a Craniosacral Therapist allowed her the awareness that the brain could heal if given the right support. Learn how you can allow your child a clear path for a happier and more fulfilling life with improved communication, better sleep, improved social abilities, and overall improved health.
I’m grateful that this podcast has been such a helpful resource for so many parents of children with autism.
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Podcast Blog Posts
Why Progress Can Look Uneven in Autism Recovery (and Why That’s Normal) Podcast #239
If you’re walking the autism recovery journey with your child, you’ve probably experienced moments that feel confusing—or even discouraging. Just when things seem to be improving, a behavior resurfaces. A new challenge shows up. Sleep shifts. Digestion changes....
Listening to What’s Working: Reflections Of Autism Support and Success Stories from Naturally Recovering Autism [Podcast #238]
There’s been a lot of conversation around autism—what’s working, what’s not, and how overwhelmed families can feel trying to support their children in a way that actually makes sense. After recently hosting a 3-day autism recovery blueprint event where I walked...
Rethinking Autism: Diagnosis, Diversity, and Identity in a New Era of Understanding [Podcast Episode #237]
Autism is changing — not because autistic people are changing, but because our understanding of autism is finally catching up to the lived reality of millions of individuals and families. For decades, autism was described in narrow, stereotypical terms: one “type,”...
Stop living in fear about your child’s future and instead start naturally helping your child to live an independent, healthy life.
