We are seven moms to nine great young adults on the autism spectrum. Join us as we share how our families are navigating the world of adult autism. We are commi...
In this episode, the moms welcome several siblings to the podcast! A diagnosis of ASD affects the whole family, especially siblings. In this episode, these fierce and fantastic siblings tell their stories about growing up with a sibling on the spectrum. They detail how their lives have evolved throughout their journeys, experiencing various emotions and inspiration from their experiences. We hope you listen to this critical episode and share it with others. Thank you for listening and connecting with us!
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IEPs: The Good, the Bad & the Ugly
In this episode, the moms discuss all things IEP. Every special needs parent experiences the highs and lows of IEPs. It is a complicated and emotional process that we all go through with the goal of helping our children be more successful in school. We hope you connect with us through our shared experiences in this episode. To parents new to the IEP journey, we hope there are helpful takeaways from our discussion. Thank you for listening and connecting with us!
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Profound Autism Part 2
In this episode, we continue our discussion of profound autism with Tammy Goff and Lynn Neidigh! There was a lot to discuss, so we kept the conversation going! Profound autism is so often not discussed or depicted in the media and social media arenas, even though it represents roughly 26% of individuals diagnosed with ASD. Join us as we continue to discuss the day-to-day walk with profound autism.
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Profound Autism Part 1
In this episode, we welcome Tammy Goff and Lynn Neidigh to the podcast! Tammy and Lynn are autism moms like us, and they are a great addition to our discussion about life at the profound end of the autism spectrum. Profound autism is so often not discussed or depicted in the media and social media arenas, even though it represents roughly 26% of individuals diagnosed with ASD. Join us as we bring to light the day-to-day walk with profound autism.
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Adult Autism and Communication
In this episode, we welcome Nathan Wood, M.S., CCC-SLP, to the podcast! Nathan is a speech-language pathologist whose passion for individuals with ASD shines through in his work and our discussion with him. The moms discuss communication with Nathan, focusing on communication that assists individuals with minimal or no verbal communication. Nathan educates us on current speech pathologist practices and the why behind them. He also explains Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices and how they can assist in communication. Nathan is a breath of fresh air for all families that have experienced the disability cliff after high school completion. Join us for this informative episode that offers hope and encouragement to never give up on communication even in adulthood.
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We are seven moms to nine great young adults on the autism spectrum. Join us as we share how our families are navigating the world of adult autism. We are committed to sharing our unique perspectives, opinions, and experiences with you. We hope that our discussions will represent the diversity and commonalities that families share on the autism spectrum.
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