Sarah Kernion

Sarah Kernion, a devoted mother of three, two of whom have severe non-speaking autism, passionately advocates for families often overlooked in the neurodiversity movement. She shares her heartfelt journey, emphasizing the need for more research into the realities of severely autistic children. Kernion highlights the challenges of caregiving, the importance of community support, and the value of authentic voices in the autism conversation. Her insights offer a powerful call for understanding and support that resonates with many parents navigating similar struggles.

Dr. Julia Mossbridge, a cognitive neuroscientist exploring precognition and telepathy, shares groundbreaking insights on how human physiology can anticipate future events. She introduces the concept of the 'informational substrate,' which proposes that reality may be rooted in information rather than matter. Joining her is Sarah Kernion, a parent of two non-speaking autistic children, who discusses their unique ability to absorb multiple streams of information. Together, they challenge traditional notions of consciousness, time, and the capabilities of neurodiverse individuals.

Sarah Kernion, founder and CEO of Saturday's Story, is a neurodiversity advocate and mother of three, including two children with non-speaking autism. In this engaging conversation, she emphasizes choosing interaction over isolation, sharing her transformative 'Inchstones' philosophy that celebrates small achievements. The discussion explores the impact of inclusive environments, augmentative communication devices, and sensory-friendly spaces. Sarah highlights the strengths of neurodivergent individuals and how their unique perspectives can drive innovation and foster connection in communities and workplaces.