23 EVERYDAY PARENT: Mary Jackson: Non-verbal to speaking and even attending college! Captivating story of struggle and hope to help ALL parents!

23 EVERYDAY PARENT: Mary Jackson: Non-verbal to speaking and even attending college! Captivating story of struggle and hope to help ALL parents!

Dear Parents,

Even if your child speaks well, you will be inspired by Mary’s journey. Thank you, Mary E. Jackson for being vulnerable and willing to sharing your story of hope and strategy. This is an amazing story of courage, pain, discovery and strength. You will be Wowed! Mary Jackson shares parenting her children with autism spectrum disorder, and successfully guiding them along to speech, even to college! Beginning with pictures, her winding journey from a mother’s heart, tells of heartache, healing, despair, advocacy, encouragement and empowerment. This is worth every minute.

If you have a child with low-verbal skills or is non-verbal, this episode will be a particular gift as she shares ways she connects with her children on a deeper level, helping them communicate better.

Enjoy the show!

Dinalynn

CONTACT: hello@thelanguageofplay.com

ABOUT THE GUEST:

Mary Elizabeth Jackson is a wife, mother of three children and two of her kids are on the spectrum. She is a certified special needs and disabilities advocate and an ambassador advocate with AutismTn. Jackson is a children’s author who empowers children through storytelling and education. Mrs. Jackson co-founded and co-host Writers Corner Live Network TV featuring author interviews and Special Needs TV featuring interviews, advice, and tools for families in that community. Her passion is to help others through education, awareness, and being more empowered in their lives.

GUEST CONTACT: Website: www.maryejackson.com

https://www.facebook.com/jackson.mary.elizabeth https://www.facebook.com/SpecialNeeds.TV

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