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Enlightening Motherhood

Emily Hamblin & Ashley Schultz
Emotional Regulation
Parenting
Emotional Intelligence
Neurodivergence
Emotional Health
Parenting Strategies
Neurodivergent Families
ADHD
Parenting Challenges
Child Development
Neurodiversity
Executive Functioning
Motherhood
Self-Compassion
Self-Care
Sensory Processing
Autism
Education
Mental Health
Anxiety

As a mom, raising a child with big emotions can be overwhelming, frustrating, and stressful. The Enlightening Motherhood Podcast, hosted by two friends who are currently in the thick of raising kids with big feelings (Emily Hamblin and Ashley Schultz) offers a compassionate community where you can learn practical tips to help make your motherhood lighter. Connect with us! emily-hamblin.com ... more

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Have you ever felt that soul-crushing mom guilt that comes from completely losing it on your own child — especially when you're supposed to be the one holding it all together while helping them with their big emotions?

What if that guilt isn't the s... more

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What if you didn’t have to wait for your teen to change in order to feel close to them again?

In this episode, Emily sits down with pediatric psychologist Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart, author of Love the Teen You Have, to talk about the emotional reality... more

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“Mom brain” gets talked about like it’s a permanent loss, but what if that’s not actually true? In this episode, Emily sits down with neurologist Dr. Sui Wong to unpack what’s really happening in the brain during seasons of sleep deprivation, chronic... more

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Dyslexia is almost always framed as a struggle — but what if that's only half the story? In this episode, Emily sits down with neurodiversity advocate and dyslexic mom Melissa Jackson to talk about the very real gifts that come with dyslexic wiring, ... more

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Recent Guests

Ann-Louise Lockhart
Pediatric psychologist and author of Love the Teen You Have
Private practice / Author
Episode: How to Like Your Neurodivergent Teen (Even When They’re Difficult)
Dr. Sui Wong
Neurologist specializing in brain health
Based in London
Episode: Mom Brain Is NOT Permanent (Here’s How to Fix It)
Melissa Jackson
Neurodiversity advocate, trauma-informed practitioner, and mom with dyslexia
Episode: Dyslexia, Deep Thinking, and Reparenting
Dr. Emily King
Neurodivergent educator and clinician
Private practice in North Carolina; former school psychologist
Episode: What Neurodivergent Learners Actually Need
Kate Martin
Homeschool mom to three children; diagnosed with autism in one child
Self/Family
Episode: Painting with a Hammer: Tools That Actually Help Neurodivergent Kids
Rachel Nielson
Host of the top-ranked parenting podcast '3 in 30 Takeaways for Moms'
3 in 30
Episode: Finding Joy When Motherhood Feels Hard
Emily Hamblin
Certified teacher and mom of four.
Founder of Emotionally Healthy Families
Episode: Raising Emotionally Healthy Neurodivergent Kids Without Burning Out
Wendy Snyder
Positive Parenting Educator and Family Life Coach, founder of Fresh Start Family
Fresh Start Family
Episode: Ep155 - The Truth About Parenting Strong-Willed Kids
Bryana Kappadakunnel
Licensed marriage and family therapist specializing in perinatal, infant, and early childhood mental health
Conscious Mommy
Episode: Ep152 - Trauma Healing, Perfectionism & Self Compassion

Host

Emily Hamblin
Certified teacher and neurodivergent emotional health coach, parent of neurodivergent kids; founder of related programs.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 94 ratings
  • Great resource for parents

    This podcast is a great resource for mothers. I love the kind and compassionate content with actionable tips.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sui W
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Wise and accessible

    I so appreciate Emily’s and Ashley’s practical, down to earth manner! Thanks for all you do!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DC Speechie
    United States6 months ago
  • Great support for parents of neurodiverse kids

    As a parent of a 2E child learning how to interpret my kids behavior as signs and learning to dig deeper has been key. These podcasts help me reframe my mindset and be more fully present for my kids.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lovlee1999
    United States6 months ago
  • Can’t get enough!

    I love the hosts heart for kids and parents and raising healthy families. There is always so much a glean from listening to these podcast episodes and I can’t wait to hear more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Julianne1987
    United States6 months ago
  • Neurodivergence help for us Mamas!

    Emily & Ashley are wonderful at breaking down the intricacies of what our children and thinking and dealing with. But more so, how we can help them! Thank you ladies!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BrandiLeigh98
    United States6 months ago

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Many comment on the hosts' authenticity and vulnerability, and the relatable, real-talk style.
Guests and tools are frequently described as actionable and supportive for neurodivergent parenting.
Listeners praise practical, compassionate guidance for raising emotionally healthy families.

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How to Like Your Neurodivergent Teen (Even When They’re Difficult)
Q: How can parents start to enjoy their child now, before the teen has fully transformed?
She emphasizes choosing to delight in them, noticing small quirks, using nostalgia and storytelling, and engaging in playful, non-lecturing interactions. Tools like a digital photo frame and shared memories help reignite warmth and closeness.
How to Like Your Neurodivergent Teen (Even When They’re Difficult)
Q: Why are teens so hard?
Dr. Lockhart explains that adolescence involves individuation and emotional growth, and many parents resist the changes, leading to headbutting. She notes that teenagers often feel misunderstood while parents fear losing the child they once knew, and that the abundance of parenting information today can amplify perceived failures.
Painting with a Hammer: Tools That Actually Help Neurodivergent Kids
Q: What were some challenges that led you to enroll in the class and how did you decide it was worth the investment?
Finances were a major concern, but the family weighed the pros and cons, recognized the potential for life-changing outcomes, and chose to invest because previous approaches hadn't fully helped; the decision was driven by hope and a belief that expert-led, practical tools could transform their family dynamics.
Painting with a Hammer: Tools That Actually Help Neurodivergent Kids
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about yourself?
Kate Martin describes herself as a homeschool mom to three kids, including a son diagnosed with autism, and she emphasizes her ongoing journey to understand how her child's brain works and how to help him.
Dyslexia, Deep Thinking, and Reparenting
Q: Could you explain basically what is dyslexia?
Dyslexia is more of a phonological difference in how information is processed, not just flip-flopping letters; it requires explicit phonics-based instruction and time to process, and it often comes with deep, creative thinking once given space.

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The show centers on practical, compassionate parenting for families navigating big emotions and neurodiversity. Episodes feature real-life experiences from moms and experts, with a focus on emotional regulation, self-care for caregivers, and actionable tools—such as journaling, neurodivergent parenting strategies, and nutrition links to mood. A standout trait is the warm, down-to-earth delivery from two hosts who are deeply immersed in parenting neurodivergent kids, often inviting guests who bring actionable insights and relatable perspectives.

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Recent guests on Enlightening Motherhood include:

1. Ann-Louise Lockhart
2. Dr. Sui Wong
3. Melissa Jackson
4. Dr. Emily King
5. Kate Martin
6. Rachel Nielson
7. Emily Hamblin
8. Wendy Snyder

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