Beth Lambert is the Executive Director of Documenting Hope and one of the leading voices in the root-cause children's health movement. In this conversation, she explains why she is more hopeful than ever and why healing is far more possible than most parents realize. The secret this week is… Healing Is More Possible Than You Think
Welcome to Episode 323 of Autism Parenting Secrets.
This week, I'm joined by returning guest Beth Lambert, Executive Director of Documenting Hope and author of A Compromised Generation.
After more than two decades immersed in children's health, Beth is more hopeful than ever.
Why?
The science has changed.
Our understanding of the microbiome, nervous system, metabolism, environmental stressors, and other contributors to chronic childhood conditions has exploded.
More practitioners are applying this knowledge clinically.
And more parents are sharing stories of children making remarkable progress.
But having more information and more options doesn't necessarily make a parent's job easier.
In fact, it can make discernment even more important.
Your child is unique.
There is no universal roadmap, perfect practitioner, or silver bullet.
The opportunity is to gather good information and support while becoming increasingly clear about what makes sense for your child.
We also explore something parents can easily overlook: you are part of your child's environment.
Your nervous system, energy, decisions, consistency, and ability to regulate matter.
Supporting yourself isn't taking attention away from your child. It can be foundational to helping your child feel safe and thrive.
Beth also shares why in-person community can be so powerful and what she's most excited about at Documenting Hope's upcoming Health & Healing Expo in Orlando, November 21-22.
The future is changing quickly. There are more reasons for hope, more tools available, and more possibilities opening up for families.
The secret this week is…
Healing Is More Possible Than You Think
You'll Discover:
About Our Guest:
Beth Lambert is a former healthcare consultant and teacher. As a consultant, she worked with pharmaceutical, medical device, diagnostic, and other healthcare companies to evaluate industry trends.
She is the author of A Compromised Generation: The Epidemic of Chronic Illness in America's Children and co-author of Brain Under Attack: A Resource for Parents and Caregivers of Children with PANS, PANDAS, and Autoimmune Encephalitis.
Beth founded Epidemic Answers in 2009 and currently serves as Executive Director of Documenting Hope. She attended Oxford University, graduated from Williams College, and holds a Master's Degree in American Studies from Fairfield University.
www.beth-lambert.com/documenting-hope
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