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Webinar Replay: Autism: Learning From Angels Among Us

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Check out our introductory blog post Autism: Learning From Angels Among Us

In recent years, autism has become an ever present term in the landscape of our lives.

Since 1975, Autism Spectrum Disorder has risen in prevalence from 1 in 5,000 children to 1 in 36 children in 2016, and we are now on target to experience 1 in 3 children with ASD by 2035.

Join us as we explore the causes, presentations, management resources, and prognosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Hear first-hand from two mothers and their two teenage sons who are thriving in the context of autism.

Through proper support, we can understand autistic children as extraordinary individuals wired to see themselves, humanity, and the world differently. It is my hope that we can come together as a scientific, medical, and global community to better understand our relationship to the toxicity in our environment and the solutions at hand to create a brighter future.

Core Themes + Highlights

Introduction from Zach Bush MD (00:00)

Ry Arcuri shares his enthusiasm for math, the sunshine, redesigning highways, and art (3:46)

Cass Arcuri opens up about her journey learning how to uniquely support her son (15:46)

Dr. Zach explores the rise in autism in recent decades (26:36)

Seth Buer shares his passion for the marching band and experience working at an orchard farm vs. grocery store (30:50)

Megan Buer details her journey into becoming the most authentic version of herself through her son (44:42)

Megan and Cass share beautiful stories about the value of losing judgment (59:11)

Both panelists open about their darkest moments when their children were young and their most valuable coping mechanisms (1:37:37)

Sensuality and support are essential to maintain for oneself, marriage, and family wellbeing (1:49:05)

Closing thoughts from Dr. Zach (1:56:55)

“He came into the world as my guru. He’s really the one who guided me to be more authentic and to take better care of myself and to reconnect with my authentic self. When I did that, he was given permission to do the same thing.”

– Megan Buer

Navigating the Journey of Autism

Here are several coping mechanisms that can help childrens, parents, and families faced with autism:

• Encourage proper nutrition, prioritizing real food over processed

• Get back to basics: breathwork, spend time outside, ground barefoot in mother nature (bonus if done with kids!)

• Eliminate stressors, particularly stressful events and people

• As a parent, always acknowledge how you’re feeling

• Utilize the power of your mindset

• Avoid treating yourself or your child as someone who is broken or sick

• Invest your resources on things you find to be healing and empowering

“The gift I’ve been given is my own transformation.”

– Cass Curi

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Panelists

Seth Buer Seth is 16 years old and a rising junior at Western Albemarle High School. He is Megan’s oldest son and got diagnosed with autism at age 8. Seth works at a local orchard. Seth is passionate about chickens, airplanes, driving, and playing the drums.
Megan Buer is the founder of Harmony Restored, a company focused on helping individuals heal from the stress that is at the root of their physical and emotional pain. She is a certified Emotion Code Practitioner, author of two e-books on healing, a reiki healer, and mom to 3. Megan shares her healing work privately with one-on-one clients, and also empowers women on a global scale through her proprietary healing system called Rooted In Health. Megan is passionate about helping individuals and families create radiant health, effortless joy, lasting energy, and fully participate in their life again.

Megan is also co-founder, along with her soon to be husband Jayson Smith, of Guiding Arrow Nature Camp. The goal of Guiding Arrow is to open a nature-based camp for children with autism, which will include the healing powers of nature, gardening, animal caretaking, yoga, life skills, and community. This is a passion project of hers, inspired by her own son and her fiancé’s son with autism.

Contact:
www.harmony-restored.com
@HarmonyRestored (IG)

Ry Arcuri is a happy, optimistic, connected teenager. He’s a testament to the power of clean living and nourishing food and the power of connection. Ry is an unstoppable math wiz, artist, map maker, and future game-show host. He teaches everyone how to live life full of passion, kindness, happiness and pure joy.
Cass Arcuri is the co-host of the Autism Parenting Secrets Podcast and co-founder of All-In Parent Coaching. She’s a mom, coach, speaker and mentor. When her son Ry was diagnosed with moderate/severe autism, life-threatening food allergies and autoimmune disease, Cass left her career as a corporate executive to focus on his healing.

Nourishing food is her passion and she’s spent over 15,000 hours in the kitchen, creating recipes to accommodate allergies and special diets. Cass is a certified Institute for Integrative Nutrition Health Coach. Cass believes the best way to help heal this generation of kids is to empower the parents with the insights, strategies and tools to be the light their child needs now. When parents transform first, so much more becomes possible for their child. Cass lives in Davidson, NC with her husband Len, their two children and two cats.

Contact:
https://autismparentingsecrets.com/
@autismparentingsecrets (IG)

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