
The episode discusses neurodivergence in Catholic families and offers practical tools for supporting unique children.
Today I'm opening up a much-needed, hope-filled conversation about neurodivergence in Catholic families with Ginny Kochis, author of Quirky Catholic Kids. Because here's the truth so many moms need to hear: Your child isn't broken. And neither are you. In today's episode we talk about: What neurodivergence actually means (in real life, not just labels) Why behavior is communication—not defiance The difference between tantrums and meltdowns (and why it matters so much) How to discipline with both clarity and compassion Practical ways to navigate things like screens, routines, and overwhelm And how to help your child experience God's love in a way that fits how they're uniquely wired This conversation is full of both deep encouragement and real, practical tools you can start using right away! Because holiness doesn't look one way and "typical" isn't the goal. And your beautifully unique, unrepeatable child is fully capable of becoming a saint exactly as they are. If you've ever felt alone, overwhelmed, or unsure how to support your child grab your earbuds and join me for: Raising Quirky Catholic Kids with Ginny Kochis. Get Ginny's Book Quirky Catholic Kids HERE Happy, Holy Mama…
Host: Emily Brown
Guest: Ginny Kochis
Books & works: Quirky Catholic Kids
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