Discovering Intuitive Parenting Through a Nonverbal Child’s Voice
What would you do if your child couldn’t speak — yet one day found a way to communicate in a way that saved her life?
That was the reality for Dr. Debra Snyder, author of Intuitive Parenting, when her daughter Raegan was born with a rare brain malformation. Unable to communicate in traditional ways, Raegan nevertheless found a way to connect with her mother through a deeper channel — intuition. In one unforgettable moment, Raegan “spoke” to Deb and revealed vital information about her health.
That experience not only transformed their relationship but also led Dr. Snyder to create the HeartGlow Method, a process that helps parents and caregivers open their hearts, trust their inner wisdom, and connect with loved ones in extraordinary ways.
What Is Intuitive Parenting?
Intuitive parenting is more than a parenting style — it’s a way of listening and responding beyond words. It invites parents and caregivers to:
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Tune into subtle cues and energy shifts.
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Trust their inner knowing instead of only relying on external expectations.
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Build relationships based on connection, compassion, and presence.
For Dr. Snyder, intuitive parenting became a lifeline. It showed her that communication goes beyond speech and that a child’s soul has ways of reaching out when parents are willing to listen.
The HeartGlow Method: Communication Beyond Words
Through her journey, Dr. Snyder developed what she calls the HeartGlow Method — a series of practices that help parents and caregivers create space for love, hope, and transformation.
At its core, HeartGlow is about living with a glowing heart. When you open your heart to your child (or anyone you love), you align with them on a wavelength beyond language. That’s where breakthroughs happen.
This method is not only for parents of nontraditional children — it’s for anyone who feels blocked in their relationships and wants to experience deeper, soul-level connection.
Why This Episode Matters
Parenting today can feel overwhelming. Between diagnoses, expectations, and the constant comparison culture, many parents feel like they’re failing their children. But as Dr. Snyder reminds us, there’s always another way in.
In this conversation, you’ll learn:
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How to recognize intuitive messages from your children.
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Why self-care and conscious living are essential parts of parenting.
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How to reframe chaos into hope by aligning with your own inner light.
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Practical tools and exercises you can begin today to strengthen your connection.
This episode isn’t just for parents of nonverbal or neurodivergent children. It’s for any parent or caregiver who’s ever felt like they couldn’t reach their child — and longs to build a bridge of understanding.
Meet Dr. Debra Snyder
Dr. Debra Snyder is an intuitive consultant, speaker, and author of Intuitive Parenting: Listening to the Wisdom of Your Heart. Her journey began when her daughter Raegan, born with a rare brain malformation, communicated life-saving information through intuition. That powerful moment changed Deb’s life, leading her to leave her corporate career and dedicate herself to studying energy communication, consciousness, and holistic theology.
Her HeartGlow Method combines love, self-care, and conscious awareness to help families navigate challenges, find connection, and move from despair to hope.
Tune In to This Inspiring Conversation
If you’ve ever asked yourself…
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How do I connect with a child who doesn’t respond to traditional parenting?
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What if I’ve tried everything and nothing seems to work?
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Can intuition really guide me as a parent?
…this episode will remind you that you are not out of options.
🎧 Listen now and discover how intuition and heart-centered connection can transform your parenting journey.
👉 Full episode available at: https://beccnelson.com/intuition-unleashed-podcast/
Key Takeaways
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Intuitive parenting opens new channels of communication with children.
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The HeartGlow Method helps parents live with love and conscious awareness.
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Hope and optimism are possible, even in the face of chaos.
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Parents are never truly disconnected from their children — they just need to learn new ways of listening.
