A(z) Autism Spectrum csatorna legjobb podcastjai (2025)

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Gut Health, Biomedical Interventions & Autism Parenting: A Real Conversation with Greer McGuinness 28:28

3d ago28:28

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What happens when two Greers sit down to talk about autism, parenting, and the truth about gut health? Between misinformation online and the pressure parents face to “do it all,” this conversation brings clarity, compassion, and science back into focus. n this honest and empowering episode, Greer Jones is joined by Greer McGuinness, a registered di…

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How Systematic Reading Instruction Transforms Dyslexia And Dysgraphia with Daniela Feldhausen 46:42

5d ago46:42

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Send us a text Struggle with reading doesn’t mean a child can’t learn; it means they haven’t been taught in a way their brain can use. We sit down with Daniela Feldhausen—who left a 25-year law career to build Kids Up Reading Tutors—to unpack how precise screening and science-backed instruction turn confusion into clarity for students with dyslexia…

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Eating Feels Impossible? 3 Food-Environment Fixes for Perimenopausal Neurodivergent Women- Michael Lawrence 28:16

12d ago28:16

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Podcast: The Nervous System Eats First Episode: Eating Feels Impossible? 3 Food-Environment Fixes for Perimenopausal Neurodivergent Women Guest: Michael Lawrence — Master Chef (World Master Chef Society), Licensed Architect Episode summary: Have you noticed the same meal is comforting in one space but exhausting in another? Chef–Architect Michael L…

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Episode 35 - Anxiety in Autistic Adults: Understanding & Coping Strategies 25:17

12d ago25:17

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On this episode of the Adult Autism: A Spectrum of Uniqueness podcast Dr. Quarto discusses the prevalence of anxiety among autistic adults, past experiences that set the stage for the development of anxiety, what “fuels” it, and practical strategies to cope with it. Listen and find out things that you might not have known about this all too common …

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Real Talk with Seasoned Autism Moms: Parenting, Advocacy & Pivoting with Brittney & Tash 38:41

8d ago38:41

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What happens when two seasoned autism moms sit down and share everything — the meltdowns, the victories, and the toothbrush hunts that never seem to end? This conversation is raw, real, and filled with laughter — a masterclass in resilience, advocacy, and finding joy in the chaos of parenting neurodivergent kids. In this powerful episode, Greer is …

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Through a Sibling’s Eyes: Growing Up with a Brother on the Spectrum 32:48

10d ago32:48

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CHECK OUT THE UNFINISHED RESOURCES- pick up play guide, meltdown guide, and more! What’s it really like to grow up as the sibling of a neurodivergent child? While the world often focuses on parents and diagnoses, siblings live a story that’s rarely told — one of deep love, quiet resilience, and unspoken understanding. In this heartfelt conversation…

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Silent Battle, Shared Hope 45:22

12d ago45:22

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Send us a text Trigger Warning: Suicide The hardest part isn’t finding the perfect words—it’s showing up without judgment. We sit down with Helping Heroes founder Tony DeMaio to share a clear, compassionate playbook for preventing suicide among veterans, first responders, and anyone you love who might be slipping into isolation. From the earliest w…

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Making Myrtle Beach Autism-Friendly: Chef Jamie Daskalis on Inclusive Restaurants & Community Change 36:55

12d ago36:55

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What if dining out with your autistic child didn’t feel stressful — but safe, supported, and even joyful? In Myrtle Beach, that dream is already a reality. Thanks to one mom’s advocacy, this coastal city has become a national model for autism-friendly dining and travel. n this heartfelt episode, Greer talks with Jamie Daskalis — award-winning chef,…

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The Emotional Reality of Raising Neurodivergent Kids: Guilt, Grief & Resilience in Autism Parenting with Leona Smith 29:08

14d ago29:08

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What happens when parenting looks completely different from what you imagined? From unexpected autism diagnoses to “everyday grief” and learning to let go of old expectations, raising neurodivergent children is a journey filled with both heartbreak and deep joy. If you’ve ever felt torn between parenting neurodivergent and neurotypical children, th…

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One Year of The Unfinished Idea: Reflections, Lessons & What I Want the World to Know 1:35:44

17d ago1:35:44

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What a year it’s been! From late-night recordings and community building to tears, laughter, and so much learning — The Unfinished Idea just turned ONE! This episode is a celebration — of growth, courage, connection, and the beautiful chaos that comes with being a neurodivergent family. Whether you’ve been here since episode one or are just joining…

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Beyond the Classroom: Rethinking Education for Neurodiverse Kids with Kim 34:34

24d ago34:34

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Is mainstream school the only path—or just the default? For many neurodiverse children, traditional classrooms create more harm than growth. Kim shows us what education can look like when we step outside the box. Meet Kim, an educator and advocate who supports families choosing alternative education outside the mainstream system. As a parent hersel…

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Stop the Rabbit Hole: Autism & Social Media Rules — Temple Grandin 36:53

26d ago36:53

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Dr. Stacey Denise | The Neuroaesthetic MD által

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We Put Wheels on Inclusion (And Yes, They’re at Target) with Drew Ann Long 20:16

27d ago20:16

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Sonia Krishna Chand | Autism and Neurodivergent Mental Health Coaching Expert által

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ADHD, Chaos, and Calling: Finding Peace in the Energy with Dr. Kelly Cagle 27:11

1M ago27:11

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Is ADHD just chaos—or could it actually be a different kind of order? For many families, ADHD looks like never-ending energy, constant ideas, and a pace of life others can’t imagine. But what if we stopped calling it chaos and started calling it engagement? Meet Dr. Kelly Cagle, an educator, researcher, mom, and late-diagnosed ADHD adult. With a Ph…

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Episode 34 - Pets and the Autistic Experience 24:25

1M ago24:25

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On this episode of the Adult Autism: A Spectrum of Uniqueness podcast Dr. Quarto talks about how pets help autistic people based on research and what autistic people have expressed about them on Facebook group discussion posts. In addition, he touches on how the Anchor Framework can be used in conjunction with pets to help deal with emotional overw…

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Unmasking Autism & ADHD: Michele Collier’s Journey of Late Diagnosis, Parenting, and Self-Trust 40:54

1M ago40:54

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CHECK OUT THE UNFINISHED RESOURCES Did you know that nearly 20% of the world is neurodivergent—and that many don’t discover it until adulthood? For those of us navigating a late autism or ADHD diagnosis, the journey often feels like piecing together a puzzle we’ve been carrying all our lives. In this episode, we dive into what it really means to un…

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Uncovering the Real You: Life Beyond the Bottle with Joshua Case 54:59

1M ago54:59

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Send us a text What happens when the executive with the corner office is hiding a devastating secret? Joshua Case, former VP at a Fortune 500 company, pulls back the curtain on his double life—corporate success by day, battling alcohol addiction by night. Joshua's raw conversation reveals how childhood trauma, including sexual abuse and a complicat…

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Autism Is Not Your Fault: Responding to President Trump’s Comments 10:27

1M ago10:27

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In this bonus episode of The Unfinished Idea, I’m diving into recent comments made by President Trump about autism and medications during pregnancy. His remarks suggest a link between autism and what a mother takes while pregnant — but research has not shown this to be true. It’s important to talk about why statements like this are harmful: they pl…

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The Nervous System Eats First: Autism Spectrum, Menopause & Beyond 3:31

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Welcome to The Nervous System Eats First — a podcast where science, story, and sensory wisdom meet to help neurodivergent women in midlife and menopause reclaim energy, intimacy, and emotional clarity. I’m Dr. Stacey Denise, a physician-artist and Neuroaesthetic MD. After years of bridging medicine, neuroscience, and color psychology, I created the…

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Understanding PDA: Parenting a Child with Pathological Demand Avoidance 30:16

2M ago30:16

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CHECK OUT UNFINISHED RESOURCES & MERCH! What if even the simplest request—like “put on your shoes”—triggered a fight-or-flight response? For families raising a child with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), this is everyday reality. Misunderstood, under-researched, and often dismissed, PDA presents unique challenges for both children and parents n…

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Do You Feel Emotionally Numb or Disconnected in Midlife? You’re Not Alone 37:17

2M ago37:17

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Have you ever said, “I don’t even recognize myself anymore” — but your labs come back “normal”? That gap between how you feel and what you can explain isn’t weakness. It has a name: interoception — the body’s hidden sense that helps you feel safe, centered, and alive. When menopause, neurodivergence, or trauma mutes that internal signal, your nervo…

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Episode 33 - Autism and Addiction 48:14

2M ago48:14

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On this episode of the Adult Autism: A Spectrum of Uniqueness podcast Darren Frye, an autistic person, discusses his struggles with addiction and ideas as to how autistic people who struggle with addiction can help themselves. Listen to this podcast episode and learn more about how addiction is a formidable enemy, but one that is defeatable with on…

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Unmasking ADHD: Laurie’s Journey of Late Diagnosis, Identity, and Everyday Life 39:30

2M ago39:30

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What if everything you thought was “just your personality” turned out to be ADHD? For many late-diagnosed adults, that lightbulb moment brings both relief and grief. Laurie’s story shines a light on what it means to navigate identity, unmasking, and daily life with ADHD in a world that often misunderstands neurodivergence. Meet Laurie Faulkner, a c…

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The Publisher Behind the Scenes with Dominick Domasky 41:03

2M ago41:03

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Send us a text Dominick Domasky's story reads like a masterclass in resilience. From losing half a million dollars in a failed restaurant venture in his twenties to founding a publishing company that's helped hundreds of authors worldwide, his journey embodies the power of perseverance and reinvention. "I went bankrupt. I was broke. I was in my ear…

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Fighting for Change: How Parents Are Transforming the SEND System with Hayley 27:42

2M ago27:42

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What happens when a system designed to support children with additional needs fails them instead? Across the UK, families are facing rejected applications, endless bureaucracy, and years of waiting for vital services. Behind the statistics are real children, real parents, and stories of resilience and determination. Today we dive into the fight for…

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Episode 7: Masking, Diagnosis & Finding Your Village - Lauren and Janine’s Parenting Journey 31:30

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In this episode of Beyond the Spectrum - Conversations with Parents on Autism and Beyond, Clint chats with Lauren and Janine — two mums who migrated to Australia and are raising children with level 2 autism and ADHD. They unpack: The reality of masking in girls and boys - and why it delays diagnosis Early supports that moved the needle - ECDP, Bush…

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Stop Starving Your Brain: Food, Flexibility & Burnout Recovery with Dr. Franklin 1:22:49

2M ago1:22:49

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🎧 Episode 8: Beyond the Bowl — How Flexibility, Flavor & Feeling Your Way Through Food Can Reset Your Brain Host: Dr. Stacey Denise Guest: Dr. Nina Cherie Franklin Duration: ~85 minutes Listen on: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Audible, iHeart Radio ✨ Episode Summary: What if the way you build a salad could help rebuild your nervous system?…

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Parenting Neurodivergent Teens: ADHD, Autism, and the Teenage Years with Jheri South 35:41

2M ago35:41

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Did you know that children with ADHD often hear over 20,000 corrective messages by the age of 10? Imagine the weight of that shame and self-doubt as they enter the already turbulent teenage years. For parents raising neurodivergent teens, the shift from childhood to adolescence can feel like everything changes overnight. But you’re not alone in thi…

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When Everything Changed: From Speaker to Award-Winning Songwriter 1:00:48

2M ago1:00:48

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Send us a text Who believes one story has the power to change someone's life? I know I certainly do, and you know who else does? No other than the Wendy Babcock, Founder of WHEN stories. As we all are well aware, 2020 changed the world. Many of our work schedules changed, as we had to make that transition from going to a workplace to having to use …

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Still Burned Out? Light a Ritual with Tameka Tate 32:25

2M ago32:25

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Can lighting a candle be a form of healing? In this episode of The Neuroaesthetic MD™ Podcast, Dr. Stacey Denise sits down with TEDx speaker and Meltdown Candle Bar founder Tameka Tate for an immersive conversation on ritual, scent, and sensory care for the overwhelmed nervous system. Whether you’re neurodivergent, menopausal, or just tired of "wel…

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Episode 32 - Creating an Identity as an Autistic Adolescent 25:03

2M ago25:03

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On this episode of the Adult Autism: A Spectrum of Uniqueness podcast Jennifer Gerlach, LCSW, discusses the challenges of forming an identity as an autistic adolescent, how masking figures into this equation, and factors that assist these adolescents in developing their identities including special interests. Listen to this podcast episode and lear…

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Neurodivergent Sleep Struggles: Real Solutions for Better Nights 32:03

2M ago32:03

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Sleep Isn’t a Luxury—It’s a Lifeline If you’re raising or supporting a neurodivergent child, you already know how tough bedtime can be. Meltdowns, 2 AM wake-ups, and total bedtime resistance are all too common. But what if there were real, gentle strategies that actually worked? In this episode, I speak with Lindsey Clark, sleep coach and neurodive…

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Late-Diagnosed & Unmasking: Reclaiming Identity After Autism & ADHD Diagnosis 28:26

3M ago28:26

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Getting the Diagnosis Is Just the Beginning What happens after the diagnosis? For so many late-diagnosed adults—especially those with ADHD or autism—it sparks a whole journey of unmasking, grieving, relearning, and reclaiming identity. In this episode, Hayley Honeyman shares her powerful story of being diagnosed with ADHD and autism in her early 20…

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Episode 31 - Living With a Parent As A Young Adult Autistic Person 33:02

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On this episode of the Adult Autism: A Spectrum of Uniqueness podcast Jeffery Bernstein, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist discusses the challenges of parenting a young adult autistic child who lives in the home and what it’s like for the autistic person as they navigate forward into adulthood. Listen to this podcast episode and find out how both pare…

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Escaping Toxic Love with Lindsay Abernathy 1:15:30

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Send us a text Lindsay Abernathy shares her powerful journey through domestic abuse and offers practical guidance for survivors trying to rebuild their lives after toxic relationships. • Abuse can hide behind the appearance of a perfect life with fancy houses and cars • Many victims don't identify their situation as abuse because it doesn't match s…

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Time Management & ADHD: Tools That Actually Work for Neurodivergent Brains 29:23

3M ago29:23

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Why Time Feels So Hard (And What You Can Do About It) If you’ve ever said, “I just lost track of time” or felt totally frozen before a 2 PM meeting… you’re not alone. Time blindness, energy crashes, and planning overwhelm are part of the neurodivergent experience—especially for those with ADHD, autism, or PDA. But here’s the good news: there are pr…

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Paint to Remember: How Abstract Art Anchors Emotion, Memory & Ritual with Ann Yakimovicz 1:04:52

3M ago1:04:52

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What if your nervous system didn’t need words to heal—but color, texture, and ritual instead? In this episode, I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Ann Yakimovicz, an Austin-based abstract artist whose work gently unravels the threads between art, nature, and emotional regulation. Her background in landscape architecture adds a unique l…

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Episode 30 - The Anchor Framework for Autism: Part III 15:07

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On this episode of the Adult Autism: A Spectrum of Uniqueness podcast Dr. Quarto puts on his “teacher hat” to help you learn and develop skills that comprise the four parts of the Anchor Framework. If you like hands-on learning experiences then this episode is for you! You can get a detailed description of the Framework (including how to use it) an…

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Understanding ARFID: When It’s More Than Picky Eating 35:33

3M ago35:33

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Why You Need to Know About ARFID Ever been told your child is “just a picky eater”? What if it’s something more? ARFID—Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder—is often misunderstood or completely missed, especially in neurodivergent kids. In this episode, we dive into what ARFID really is, how it shows up differently from regular picky eating, an…

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Brain Health & Neurodivergence: Simple Nutrition That Makes a Big Impact 38:42

4M ago38:42

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What if small changes to your child's breakfast—or even their bath—could help with meltdowns, anxiety, sleep, or focus? Brain health is often overlooked in conversations about neurodivergence, but it might just be the missing piece you’ve been searching for. In this episode, we explore how everyday nutrition can powerfully support your neurodiverge…

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Episode 29 - The Anchor Framework for Autism: Part II 9:45

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On this episode of the Adult Autism: A Spectrum of Uniqueness podcast Dr. Quarto addresses challenges you may experience when using the “Anchor Framework” – a 4-step process to help you “anchor down” when autism rocks your boat – and what you can do to address them. You can get a detailed description of the Framework (including how-to use it) and o…

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Color Is a Reset: How to Use Color to Calm Your Nervous System with Dr. Stacey Denise 6:40

4M ago6:40

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Hey love, What if color wasn’t just pretty—but a quiet medicine for your nervous system? In this gentle episode, we explore how certain hues can soothe, restore, and reconnect you to yourself. You'll learn how to discover your reset color, create small rituals for real-life healing, and remember: you don’t have to earn your rest. Share your color w…

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Why Gen Z's Struggle Isn't Just About Social Media 1:03:24

4M ago1:03:24

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Send us a text Trigger Warning: Suicide and SA was discussed. What if everything we think we know about the Gen Z mental health crisis is incomplete? In this eye-opening conversation, suicide survivor, author, and mental health advocate Aly Vredenberg challenges conventional wisdom by revealing four interconnected factors driving declining mental h…

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Helping Neurodivergent Kids Communicate: Speech Cards, Selective Mutism & the Find Your Voice App 25:10

4M ago25:10

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Did you know that some autistic and PDA children can speak—but sometimes just can’t? In these moments of shutdown, anxiety, or selective mutism, words disappear, but the need to communicate remains. In this episode, we explore a tool that’s quietly changing the game for families navigating nonverbal moments with their kids. Meet Tara and Steve Harn…

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Episode 28 - The Anchor Framework For Autism 5:19

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On this episode of the Adult Autism: A Spectrum of Uniqueness podcast Dr. Quarto provides an overview of the “Anchor Framework” – a 4-step process to help you “anchor down” when autism rocks your boat. Shoot Dr. Quarto an e-mail if you’d like a more detailed description of the Framework in written form, which includes some cool-looking graphics: ch…

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Beyond Words: Redefining Communication in Neurodivergent Families 35:15

4M ago35:15

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CHECK OUT THE UNFINISHED RESOURCES but don't forget to check out the MERCH too (its two different links) Did you know up to 40% of autistic children are non-speaking—yet they have so much to say? What if communication wasn’t about words but about connection? In a world built around verbal communication, how do we truly hear and understand our neuro…

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Episode 6: Breaking Cycles & Embracing Differences: Kerri’s Parenting Story 21:04

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In this episode of Beyond the Spectrum – Conversations with Parents on Autism and Beyond, we sit down with Kerri — a teacher-turned-mum who shares her deeply personal journey of parenting her neurodivergent son while discovering her own ADHD along the way. Kerri talks about: Navigating life transitions and multiple moves Creating an environment whe…

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If You Feel Off in Your Body, It Might Be This... (And It’s Not What You Ate) 47:07

4M ago47:07

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Can you really digest kale if your body is in survival mode? In this truth-telling episode Dr. Stacey Denise sits down with movement educator and mindset coach Nadia Murdock to unpack how stress, body image, and emotional eating are connected through the Organ-Mind-Body Axis (OMBA). This conversation goes beyond food, it’s about how your nervous sy…

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Rewiring the Brain: The Power of Neurofeedback 30:34

4M ago30:34

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Send us a text By now, everybody has heard of traditional going to therapy and taking medications, if necessary. However, what role does neurofeedback play in treating mental health? Meet Meg Stuppy, founder of the Los Angeles Neurofeedback Center and co-founder of Clarity Direct Neurofeedback, who joins us to illuminate how neurofeedback technolog…

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Through a Father’s Eyes: Raising Neurodivergent Kids with Rob 25:19

4M ago25:19

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CHECK OUT THE UNFINISHED RESOURCES & MERCH! (It's two different links) Did you know that over 75% of parenting conversations about autism center on moms? But what about dads—especially those raising neurodivergent kids as primary caregivers? In today’s episode, we hear the rarely shared perspective of a father navigating the highs, heartbreaks, and…

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