I know this journey can ask so much of you. That is why I have created resources to help you feel more supported, more grounded, and more connected.
These offerings are for parents of autistic and nonspeaking children who want gentle tools, deeper connection, and a little more peace along the way.
Ask the Angels Class
I have found asking angels for help so powerful in my parenting journey.
The Ask the Angels class is a beautiful place to begin if you are wanting more support and guidance. In this class, I share simple ways to connect, listen, and open yourself to the help that is available to you.
Grounding and Shielding Class
Grounding and shielding are one of the foundational tools I love to teach.
The Grounding and Shielding class teaches foundational tools I use all the time. These practices can help you feel calmer, more steady, and more protected, especially if you or your child are sensitive to the energy around you.
This class also includes a free picture book and visualizations to help you get started in an easy and gentle way.
Learn to Meditate
Meditation is another foundational tool I love to teach.
I have some podcast episodes and easy to follow instructions to help you start on this journey.
Spellers Toolkit
The idea for this toolkit came to me during a powerful session with a mom and her non-speaker child. I watched how just a few simple shifts in energy completely changed their sessions—they became calmer, more connected, and much more productive.
That’s when I realized: I could package these tools into an online class families could use anytime, on their own.
The Spellers Toolkit grew from that inspiration. It includes separate audio guides—one just for the communication partner (you!) and one for the speller. Each one uses guided imagery and gentle tapping techniques to help both of you release tension, ground your energy, and open up to a smoother flow of communication.
Start Where You Feel Drawn
You do not have to do everything at once. Just start with the resource that speaks to you most and trust that it is enough for today.
