When we create space for people to express who they are, without fear, shame, or the pressure to conform, we create a more compassionate world for everyone. This month, and every month, we honor and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community💛
“That’s the transformation journey. When your energy changes, when your breathing changes, when you are in that space of integrity with yourself, the fear goes away.”✨
On the newest Talk Tracks episode, Manisha Lad and Betsy Flores reflect on how keeping their minds calm and clear aids their experiences with their nonspeaking children.
Tune into this week’s episode with 17-year-old nonspeaker Peter! He shares his thoughts on using letter boards, remaining optimistic, and the importance of inclusion.
A new study is challenging what we thought we knew about consciousness and the brain. Researchers found signs that awareness may be more complex than we once believed.
Is the mind capable of more than we’ve been taught?✨
“People in our situation often are fearful of having hope.”
After years of multiple therapies and trying everything to help her son Peter, a nonspeaker, Laura discovered a spelling and motor-planning event that opened up the Kane family’s world 💛
In this episode of Now What? Suzy Miller joins us to talk about seeing the world “through a lens of oneness” rather than one of separation. The episode breaks down how to expand your perspective while working through real hardships. Tune in everywhere you get your podcasts! 💛
On this week’s incredible Talk Tracks episode, Laura Kane shares the moment she realized her son Peter could hear her thoughts.
Tune in everywhere you get your podcasts!🎧🌟
In this week’s Talk Tracks, Pilar Flynn shares her experience with receiving a download, altering the course of her career and creative process🌟
Have you experienced a moment similar to Pilar’s vision?
Silence is key ✨
On the most recent Talk Tracks episode, animator and producer, Pilar Flynn shares the deep mediation that deeply changed her and her future.
The message she heard amongst the ancient redwood trees led her to creating her dream film! Tune in everywhere you get your podcasts!
This week Pilar Flynn shares her incredible story of receiving a creative download while meditating amongst ancient redwood trees. She was reminded that she is worthy of her dreams and that her ancestors are right there with her!
A recent ABC News 10 segment highlights families and advocates who are calling on lawmakers to uphold the fundamental right to communicate in ways that protect voice, autonomy, and dignity.
While recent amendments in the Communication Bill of Rights include misleading language, we continue to stand with the bill’s original intent: protecting access to communication in the ways that work best for each individual.
The bill remains in the Senate Committee. To follow updates, search “NY State Senate Bill 2025-S7792C” on the official legislative site.
Thank you Pilar Flynn for such a grounding and thoughtful conversation in the studio. A beautiful reminder to work for your dreams, remember our worth, and lean on friendship and community as we learn to listen more deeply to the wisdom within ourselves.✨
Here are a few behind-the-scenes moments in studio. From the ancient trees Pilar stopped to thank, to the clearing above, she also shared early glimpses from her film, including the beginnings of a character coming to life. Tune in this week!
Animator and producer, Pilar Flynn, walks us through the crystal clear vision she received which led her to creating an animated short film based on Isabel Allende’s short story, "Dos Palabras"
When you intentionally show up, the universe truly notices✨
A new study found that many conflict-of-interest disclosures in autism research were allegedly inaccurate or missing entirely.
When the same people researching treatments are financially tied to the industries benefiting from them, it raises important questions about what gets labeled “evidence based.”
Families and autistic people have been asking for transparency, humility, and broader perspectives for years. Maybe it’s time we listen.
To read the full article, go to ‘Psychology Today’
“New Findings on Conflicts of Interest in Autism Research” by Dr. Ludmila, N. Praslova
https://t.co/5azeUodWTw
A recent NBC News segment highlights families of non-speakers advocating for the right to communicate. Alongside this push is ongoing tension due to critics’ claims of “a lack of science” around spelling and letter boards as well as a system still learning to recognize communication beyond speech.
“To be able to talk is a basic human right,” non-speaker Alex Gorman says in the interview.
Time Travel is real!
In the latest episode of Talk Tracks, psychotherapist Dr. Mike Sapiro shares his therapy model regarding time. Through time travel his goal is to “help people have access to to the parts of themselves in the past that need tending, nurturance, compassion, and unconditional love.”✨
Scientist and author, Dr. Julia Mossbridge joins us to break down consciousness and time perception.
“Given that human beings have this capacity of telepathy, why wouldn’t you use that?”
As the Chief Science Officer at Applied Love Labs and a Senior Distinguished Fellow at the Center for AI, Mind, and Society at Florida Atlantic University, Dr. Mossbridge’s research explores intuition, precognition, and the nature of time.🌟
In this article, researcher and author Julia Mossbridge explores the idea of presumed competence from both a scientific and anecdotal perspective.
Learn more about Mossbridge’s research in Medium:
“On the Inalienable Right to Communicate However You Can” by Julia Mossbridge.
Tune into the latest Now What? episode out now!
Author and sociologist Martha Beck shares her incredible insight on leaning into challenges, working through tragedy, and following joy! Listen to this incredible episode out now everywhere you get your podcasts🎧✨
In our most recent Talk Tracks episode, Dr. Sapiro explains how being in an altered state of consciousness can expand and contract time in ways we don’t typically feel.