Episode #60 | Making Vacations Successful | Whether you travel by air, car, or RV - my guests this week have an abundance of strategies to help make your next vacation successful with special needs travelers. https://t.co/T5I56CGrqv
Episode #57 | Trusting Your Gut When Your Child Has No Words | While this strongly relates to parents who have children that lack functional communication, it also relates to parents who have highly verbal loved ones. Find out why... https://t.co/SftVVEpDhW
Episode #56 | Do parents have a reason to fear CPS? (Part 1) | Learn more about CPS Mandatory Reporting from my dear friend who has worked as an investigator within Child Protection Service. https://t.co/LnFNUGfYtj
Episode #53 | Wandering and Eloping (Part 2) | In this podcast we interview local first responders who give us an inside view of what 911 calls look like when a search is necessary to find a child or loved one with a disability. https://t.co/SDSiKLAE42
Episode #51 | Teacher gifts | Does gifting booze to teachers on the last day of school make me a bad or good parent? Find out and much more on this week's episode of ISAAC's Autism in the Wild. https://t.co/7XAxegy5Gw
Episode #50 | Autism Language Debate | I'm often asked by community members about 'safe' or 'appropriate' language to use with regard to autism. This week a group of parents join me to discuss different language and how it makes them feel. https://t.co/YgNxAYEjGo
Episode #49 | Are behaviors escalating at home right now? BCBA Jeff Kalles of Lilac City Behavioral Services joins me this week to discuss general concepts that might help you weather the storm a little smoother. https://t.co/J4tmJkqj3R
Episode #48 | We asked a group of autism parents this week to discuss a very sensitive subject: If autism was curable for your child, would you? Our hope is that it will help our autism community understand both ends of this discussion. https://t.co/S9NkevSXOG
Episode #47 | This week a group of autism parents join me to share some of their pet peeves related to perpetuated myths and stereotypes about autism. https://t.co/IV3DY6I1D9
Episode #46 | Dealing with explosive language and behavior | Jam packed episode w/ parent feedback and self-care strategies AS WELL as teacher suggestions for saying no without saying no. https://t.co/SyPERJOp6t
Episode #43 | Pros and Cons of Full General Education Integration | Hear about the successes and challenges of full general education integration from a parent's perspective. https://t.co/5X1SmHB2Ky
Episode #42 | Favorite School Accommodations | Parents share their favorite classroom and/or academic accommodations. Find out what's out there and what you may want to consider pursuing for your own child. https://t.co/GvbLFfNUeS
Episode #41 | A is for Autism… and sometimes A-holes | Parents share laugh-out-loud stories of how our little angles can be real A-holes. https://t.co/XyKAP0y7RW
Episode #39 | Should Parent’s Participate in Weekly Therapy? A group of parents joined me to discuss some of the pros and cons of participating in therapy as well as the reasons they sometimes choose to sit in the waiting room. https://t.co/PK6GbzTBHc
Episode #37 | Loss of Adult Relationships After the ASD Diagnosis | Our topic this week is the loss and gain of friendships after the autism diagnosis. https://t.co/QXVTlj2fuq
Episode #36 | School Administration Conflict | Things don't always go smoothly when implementing and enforcing a child's IEP and classroom accommodations. Tune into hear how parents have experienced and resolved conflicts with school administrators. https://t.co/xN5NzF5WSj
Episode #35 | Regression | This week we talk about the frustration of autism regression and a possible silver lining that some parents have found on those challenging days. https://t.co/k9EgU9sIjd
We love to find tangible ways to support our community and highlight wonderful local non profits. This month, we were an event sponsor for @theisaacfoundn annual event. This local non profit supporting families… https://t.co/2DXF1PqYSV
Episode #34 | Guilt of Working Parents |To work or not to work. That is this week's topic on ISAAC's Autism in the Wild Podcast Series. https://t.co/fPkArsU2RN