Hey, this is Ari. Welcome to the Energy Blueprint Podcast. In this episode, I'm speaking with Dr.

Sam Shea, who specializes in helping moms of neurodiverse, neurodistinct children to reclaim their health and their energy and to

make the lives of their children and their whole family better. I want to say that even if

you don't necessarily identify or connect with the idea of having neurodistinct children.

You know, I, for example, have two young children ages eight and five who I wouldn't

identify as being neurodiverse or neurodistinct.

But even for me, I found Dr. Shea's insights to be extremely valuable.

And I think that if you open your mind, especially if you're a parent, he's also targeting

moms. I'm, of course, not a mom. But I think for parents more broadly in general, I don't know if you necessarily will get a lot of

value from this podcast if you're not a parent. But actually, now that I think about it,

think back to the conversation, you might. There might be some stuff in here that that you

might get some insights from, but especially

for parents, I think that there's a lot of really valuable insights that you can glean from this.

And if you are a parent of a neurodistinct child, I think in particular, you're going to get a lot

of value from this discussion,

and I highly encourage you to check out Dr. Sam's work more broadly. And he's got a really

interesting story. I won't tell it here. I'll let him tell his background story. But I do

want to mention one part of his story, which he doesn't say at the

beginning, which is that he's also a stand-up comic using humor to educate and entertain on topics

like functional health and life with Asperger's. And he's recently released his one-hour

comedy show, Neurospicy, Love, Life and life and comedy on the spectrum which i'm excited

to check out i haven't seen yet but it sounds cool and after having this conversation with him

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