For Gayle Nobel, severe autism is up close and personal – she is mom to a 38-year-old son who is nonverbal, and guardian of an older brother. Over time, she has found her way to a space of Love, less resistance, and acceptance, which has allowed her to be a more present, intuitive, and wise caregiver. When Gayle came across a nonreligious spiritual understanding known as the 3 Principles, she discovered much greater ability to relax, trust her inner wisdom, see creative solutions to hard challenges and find harmony between her needs and the needs of others. Anyone who has ever found themselves facing an unexpected challenge will find grace and practical wisdom in this interview. Gayle is the author of "Space of Love: Understanding the Power of Thought and Wisdom in Living with Autism" and "Breathe: 52 Oxygen-Rich Tools for Loving and Living Well with Autism."
She can be found at www.gaylenobel.com
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Dr. Linda Pettit’s book, Leaning into Curves: Trusting the Wild Intuitive Way of Love will be out in March 2024. Linda’s life’s work is listening—to the wisdom within, to the wisdom that is expressed in heartfelt conversation, to the wisdom of Life, and to the wisdom that Love is. It is listening that empowers her words in writing, spiritual mentoring, and compelling public speaking. She is a global influencer at the intersection of psychology and spirituality.
Linda holds a doctorate in counseling psychology, a master’s degree in counselor education and a bachelor’s degree in journalism.
Visit www.lindasandelpettit.com to learn more about her programs and individual mentoring.