Parenting is not for the faint of heart
After spending a year and a half of infertility treatment Julie would learn this valuable lesson. As somebody who fought so hard to have the opportunity to have a child, she thought the hardest part was over. What they don’t tell you when you have a kid is to expect the unexpected. Julies oldest son Ryan was diagnosed with Autism, a feat that had its own challenges. Determined to be the best mother there was Julie found any resources needed to raise her two kids.
Embracing Neurodiversity
Julie raised two boys who were both neurodiverse. In the community and resources, she found for her child, she quickly found herself. Questions that had long been unanswered were finally clearing up for Julie. After getting a diagnosis of her own Julie started the journey of accepting and forgiving herself.
Tiny Book
What started off as a quarantine dare from her son soon turned into a resource for so many. Mother’s Quest Inspiration Guide Volume 1 is the first tiny book from Julie Neale and is a guide to answer the call to living your E.P.I.C. Life.
Connect with Julie
After a 20-year career as a leader in youth-serving non-profit organizations, Julie turned her focus to coaching, training at the Coaches Training Institute, and facilitating a process known as “reflection” for youth development professionals. Through this and her parenting experience, she realized that mothers need an opportunity to reflect on their own growth, dreams, and plans and created Mother’s Quest to champion them.
With calm and care, Julie taps into her own curiosity and intuition, to help her clients slow down from the busyness of life and work, reflect on what matters, clarify a future vision, and move into action.
