Episode 6: Shane Kulman - The Power of Intention

This interview showcased Marisa’s life beyond the label of bipolar. She spoke about her childhood, her extreme challenges during what she calls her “bipolar days,” and how she is now no longer affected at all by her diagnosis. She also discussed how self-awareness, self-trust and self-acceptance changed her life in beautiful and catalytic ways. In Marisa's professional life, these personal breakthroughs have led to phenomenal outcomes in the children she serves who are on and off the spectrum. Her personal experience has given her deeper insights in how to deeply connect and tune in with the children, especially those who are non-speaking. During the second half of the webinar, Marisa took questions from the callers. Her responses were deep and profound. Marisa is a multi-sensory intuitive and is able to tune into people at the higher levels. Her intuitive readings must be heard to be appreciated. Enjoy.

Pol Klein shares personal insights into how he perceives the world. Just a few years ago, Pol watched a PBS documentary on different brain processing systems and realized that he shares many patterns similar to those labeled with Asperger's. He shares deep insights and tips to parents and educators. A very deep and profound share. Get out some paper and a pen and get ready to take notes and get inspired.

Lori Shayew, the founder of The Gifts of Autism is interviewed by Ami Fountain in this very personal interview. The tables are turned and Lori is asked to share her own journey and roadmap from one paradigm to another. Lori shares the moment she saw Autism with a new set of eyes. Through a lens of gifts and possibilities. Autism has never looked the same ever since. A very authentic and empowering podcast. Enjoy.

Ami Fountain is the mother of 2 young sons. She considers both of her sons energetically sensitive. They have no labels, but she shares her own insights and how she is raising two boys beyond the label. It's a very touching and authentic podcast.. one that is filled with deep insights. Enjoy!

Tamara Mark is the mother of 2 sons who are diagnosed on the autism spectrum. Both are non-verbal yet very different in personality and nature. Tamara shares her journey (and roadmap) in this very intimate interview. We had a lot of fun and went deep. A very authentic and real share that was meant to enlighten and educate.

After getting kicked in the face by a mule, Claudia endured a brain injury. Although she is not on the spectrum, many of her symptoms from the injury closely resemble some autism experiences including sensory overload and other perceptual experiences. Claudia is able to put in words, what most people on the spectrum can't. This is truly ground-breaking information. Don't miss this episode.

Amber shares some very deep insights on what its like to be on the Autism Spectrum. She also shares how the label really helped her thrive after she realized she was not alone. The interview is full of gems and provides information that supports people on the spectrum as well as caregivers who are supporting their loved ones. Insider information here.

Dani, 19 years old shares her experience of living and thriving on the Autism Spectrum. Lots of gold nuggets shared to understand how Dani perceives and navigates the world. Her Aunt Sandy (Guardian) joined the podcast too. She shared her own insights as well. Dani owns her own animation company called Power-Light Studios. She's a shining star .. who has already made a huge mark in the world...and is known to use every opportunity to show the potential of people on the Spectrum. If you haven't heard of Dani Bowman. You will. Enjoy!

Shane Kulman, MS.ED is the Founder of Your Beautiful Child. During this podcast we share ways on how to connect to your child by setting powerful intentions and raising our vibration. Just listen to this podcast and you'll see what we mean. We REALLY Enjoyed recording this! Let us know how you feel after listening...

"The Spark is a remarkable memoir of mother and son. Surrounded by “experts” at home and in special ed who tried to focus on Jake’s most basic skills and curtail his distracting interests—moving shadows on the wall, stars, plaid patterns on sofa fabric—Jake made no progress, withdrew more and more into his own world, and eventually stopped talking completely. Kristine knew in her heart that she had to make a change. Against the advice of her husband, Michael, and the developmental specialists, Kristine followed her instincts, pulled Jake out of special ed, and began preparing him for mainstream kindergarten on her own. Relying on the insights she developed at the daycare center she runs out of the garage in her home, Kristine resolved to follow Jacob’s “spark”—his passionate interests. Why concentrate on what he couldn’t do? Why not focus on what he could? This basic philosophy, along with her belief in the power of ordinary childhood experiences (softball, picnics, s’mores around the campfire) and the importance of play, helped Kristine overcome huge odds. We went deep in this interview. Kristine freely shared information that she has never shared in public before. Going against all odds and following her intuition. Get your notebooks ready. Jacob also jumps on the line for a couple of questions. Empowering and informative.