Knowledge Share

Service Description

Utilizing Chinese Medicine Food Therapy For Emotional Regulation and Sleep for those within the Autism Spectrum When: Tuesday, April 23rd Time: 4:00 - 5:15 PM PST Online Offering Description: The spring season can be a time for those who have Autism where sleep and emotional hyperactivity can be more prominent compared to other parts of the year. This Knowledge Share will be talking specifically on utilizing Chinese Medicine Food Therapy for emotional regulation and sleep by learning about foods and simple recipes that can be used to better support the body during this time and beyond. Main Discussion Points: *How Autism is viewed within the framework of Chinese Medicine *How to recognize certain patterns that can affect emotional hyperactivity and sleep (especially during spring) and ways to use Chinese Medicine Food Therapy as a support Gifts: *After the Knowledge Share, you will also receive a PDF that will share 10 adaptable recipes for emotional regulation and sleep support. Note: this Knowledge Share will be recorded with subtitles and will be included in the PDF to have for future reference. Who Is This For? *Parents who have children on the Autism Spectrum *Adults who on the Autism Spectrum *Healthcare Professionals *Chinese Medicine Students and Practitioners Pricing: *To ensure accessibility, this Knowledge Share will be offered at a sliding scale. If you are low income, please email me at info@acknowledgewellnessllc.com for a special discount code. Sliding Scale: Community Support Rate - $40 Community Sustainer Rate - $30 Community Rate - $20 About Carolyn Egan *Carolyn Egan (she/they) is a Chinese Medicine Practitioner, Herbalist and Ritualist who sees patients through 1:1 in-person clinic visits, telehealth sessions and house visits. Throughout her time as a social worker, teacher and now as a Chinese Medicine Practitioner, she pulls from her experience of working with children, teens and adults who are on the Autism Spectrum in a variety of settings from classrooms, small groups, 1:1 sessions and house visits with families.