The Autism Edit and Navigating Motherhood with Kathy Heath

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In this episode of the Thryving Mother Podcast, Kathy Heath, a mom of three with one child on the autism spectrum is sharing her passion about autism advocacy and creating a more inclusive society for her children to grow up in, and contribute to. In this episode, Kathy shares her journey in hopes of helping other families through their own journey.

Show Notes:

In this episode of the Thryving Mother Podcast, we discuss,

  • How her son’s diagnosis led her down a path of discovery

  • What led her to creating The Autism Edit blog

  • How she navigated the early days of her son’s diagnosis as a mother

  • How to show up for yourself even in the busy seasons of motherhood

  • Supporting parents and families how to address and support families and children on the autism spectrum.


About Kathy

Kathy is a mom of three with one child on the autism spectrum. She's passionate about autism advocacy and creating a more inclusive society for her children to grow up in, and contribute to.

Learn more www.theautismedit.com and on Instagram @theautismedit 

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The Branded Good

In honour of Canadian Autism Awareness month this October, Kathy is working in collaboration with The Branded Good where 100% of the proceeds will be going to Adaptabilities. Shop the collection on The Branded Good site, and learn more about where Adaptabilities HERE.

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