Good Awkward & Special Needs Parenting: Henna Pryor on Embracing Discomfort

In this conversation, Sarah Kernion and Henna Pryor explore the concept of awkwardness, particularly in the context of parenting children with special needs. They discuss how awkwardness is a natural social emotion and how it can be embraced to foster emotional intelligence and resilience. The dialogue delves into the importance of building social muscle, the impact of technology on generational perspectives, and the role of empathy in social interactions. Henna shares her personal journey of self-acceptance and the evolution of family dynamics, emphasizing the significance of curiosity and understanding in navigating differences. The conversation concludes with a call to live authentically and inspire others through genuine connections. Intersted in more of Henna's work or to hear her speak visit www.pryoritygroup.com, follow her @HennaPryor on Instagram!