​Episode 2​In this episode, ​I sit down with the inspiring Nicole ​Raymond. Nicole ​opens up about her very raw and real journey mothering her beautiful, nonverbal son Jac​k. From initial diagnosis to navigating therapies, school systems, daily life, ​and what advocacy looks like in its most inspiring forms, ​we chat about the joys, fears, and small victories that define ​their world. She reflects on the strength of sibling bonds, the healing power of humor, and the beauty of building a community that truly understands​.​ She also shares some incredible ideas, resources and community initiatives that help make the lives for Neurodivergent kids and their families just that little bit easier. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or simply someone looking to understand the world through a different len​s, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.takeawaysNicole's advocacy is driven by fierce love for her son.The diagnosis of autism can be a shocking experience for parents.Early intervention is crucial but often difficult to navigate.Building a community can provide essential support for families.Humor plays a vital role in coping with the challenges of parenting.Sibling relationships are important and require attention.Innovative communication methods can help bridge the gap for nonverbal children.Therapies can be overwhelming but are necessary for development.Future planning is essential for families with special needs children.Community events can foster connection and support among parents.https://siblingsaustralia.org.au/https://www.sydneyairport.com.au/hiddendisabilitieshttps://www.westfield.com.au/sydney/news/1pnOLvDc6EdAnqKFvBrYTy/the-hidden-disabilities-sunflower-scheme

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