Return to your source so you can crow & flow
The Chicken Yogi Show shares spiritual wisdom to help neurodivergent people find liberation and radical self-love and acceptance. Do you remember who you were before the world told you who you couldn’t be? The host, Kit Caelsto, is a trauma-informed spiritual mentor working through a liberation lens including yoga philosophy and spirituality to help you drop the masks and be your authentic self.
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Why Body Theology is Vital For Neurodivergent People
Body theology is our experiences in the world, and our relationships and connections to ourselves, and to something larger than ourselves, such as the universe as a whole, from the perspective that we are embodied, whole, complete human beings with body schemas and...
Message to the ND Coaching Community
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about unmasking including what I do, which is help people unmask their true selves, and how this relates to being an embodied being with all of our social, cultural, and integrated thoughts, feelings and “norms”. The truth is, there...
How Unmasking Affects Burnout
One of the biggest tips given to neurodivergent people succumbing to burnout is to unmask--fully and completely. But like anything offered as a "cure" or a "quick fix", unmasking in this manner can actually acerbate burnout. In this episode, I discuss why unmasking...
Episode 26: Remembering Who You Are
Remember who you were before the world told you who you couldn't be. To me this is an extremely powerful statement and one that I help people with through my yoga philosophy based spiritual mentoring. I talk about this statement, the three steps to working through and...
Episode 26: How Our Stories Affect Our Spirituality and Burnout
The stories we tell ourselves affect more than just our mental health and the way we think. These stories also affect our spiritual self because too often the stories are tied to the way we learned and processed our spirituality. Additionally, the stories we tell...
Episode 25: Examining Shame and the Neurodivergent Brain
This week I go a bit deeper into the blog posts I wrote reviewing the book How To Keep House While Drowning and my post about my procrastinated (but now finished!) yard project. I’ll break down the four things that are necessary for shame, why shame doesn’t always...
An Overview of Spirituality and Neurodivergent Burnout
How does spirituality help keep burnout, especially neurodivergent burnout, in remission? And what are the three D's of burnout and how can spirituality help them? Learn how dissonance, demands, and disconnection lead to burnout and the ways in which spirituality can...
An Overview of the Dark Night of the Soul and Neurodivergence
CW: This week’s episode begins our discussion of the Dark Night of the Soul which may include talk about difficult emotions, feelings, thoughts, and what is commonly thought of as mental health. As I alluded to in last week’s transition episode, my focus is less on...
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