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91 | manifestation, slowing down, and loosening expectations with autism parent Marisa Hohaia

91 | manifestation, slowing down, and loosening expectations with autism parent Marisa Hohaia

EVOLVE with Dr. Tay: the podcast for parents of autistic kids · Dr. Taylor Day

January 3, 202444m 13s

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Show Notes

ABOUT THIS EPISODE (+ scroll for resources) 👇

Dr. Tay and anti-hustle coach + autism parent Marisa Hohaia discuss:

  1. her family's autism journey, the impact of her son's diagnosis on her work, and her philosophy of living that helps them navigate through their life
  2. the importance of enjoying the present moment and letting go of expectations in the autism journey, emphasizing how not getting caught up in a rigid vision for the future can open up more room for joy and progress in the present.
  3. manifestation in the context of autism parenting, suggesting that while parents can't directly shape or control their child's journey, they can manifest and attract necessary support, resources, and growth experiences.

RESOURCES

⚡️continue to learn from Marisa >>

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check out resources on her website breakupwithbusy.com

⚡️ want to learn more about Dr. Tay's Whole Family Approachᵀᴹ and current services offered? schedule a free consult call here or email [email protected] if you have questions.

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*please note: in this episode, many terminologies and phrases are used to describe autism. Dr. Tay honors what each child and family prefers, and intentionally chooses to use affirming and identity-first language after listening to autistic adults and their preferences. various guests on the podcast are likely to use the language that they have been exposed to the most.