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Autism Weekly

Autism Weekly is a podcast that discusses Autism news, current events, and inclusion. Each week we welcome a guest to the program to share their unique perspective and expertise as it relates to the fascinating world of Autism. We welcome all feedback. Please email podcast@abskids.com.

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30:36

Behavior Basics & Parenting with ABA | With Leanne...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/09/30

This week we are joined by Behavior Analyst and mother of two, Leanne Page. Leanne is the author of the book ‘Parenting with Science” and runs a website titled ParentingwithABA.org where she shares helpful tips with families looking to improve their parenting strategies, reduce parent burnout, and build connections with their kids. As a parent coach, author, and designer of educational courses, Leanne excels at assisting parents in sifting through the noise and drama of parenting advice. Download

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34:29

Core Principals of Ethics in Behavior Analysis | With...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/09/23

This week we welcome Behaviorbabe an online persona created by Dr. Amanda N. Kelly, who is an ethical supporter of the accurate application of behavior analysis. As a result of her effective dissemination efforts and unwavering passion and commitment to expanding access to services, Behaviorbabe has received invitations to lecture before audiences all over the world, including those in Canada, Manila, Bermuda, Turkey, and the United States. Download the latest episode to listen in on our discussion

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27:04

What to Do While on Waitlist for Autism Services |...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/09/16

This week we welcome Scott Revlin, a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst, and assistant director over ABS Kids, Ventura. Over the past 20 years, he has been heavily involved in Autism advocacy and parent training. In Today’s episode, we will talk about what to do while on a waitlist. Waitlists for autism diagnoses currently act as a universal barrier to accessing care and affect both urban and rural families. Download this episode to learn about this important topic with Scott today. Find Local

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21:34

Love & Life On The Spectrum | with David & Alison ...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/09/02

Our Special guest today is David Isaacman, from the Netflix Series Love on the Spectrum and he is joined by his sister Alison Issacman! We are excited to talk to them both about their experience on the show, and about his experience in the dating world. A little bit about David, he is one of three triplet siblings, he sees numbers as different colors and his all-time favorite animal is the lion. As an extracurricular activity, David is involved in a program called The Miracle Project, which is a

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26:45

Building Inclusive Learning Environments & Increasing...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/08/26

This week we welcome Chris Collins to the podcast to talk about the role ABA can play in clinical settings and general education to support inclusion. Chris is the founder of a Florida-based non-profit called “A-B-Aid Suncoast.” The non-profit helps families get access to the care they need. There are often barriers to getting ABA in the school system. Back to school is in full swing, this is a great episode to listen to. Download this episode to learn more! Visit the A-B-Aid Suncoast Website:

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46:29

A discussion about Building Self-Esteem | With Dr....

Autism Weekly ·

2022/08/19

This week we welcome professor, and author, Dr. Hank Schlinger to the podcast to talk with us about how building self-esteem plays a role in living a happy & healthy life. Dr. Schlinger is the author of the book “How to Build Good Behavior and Sef–Esteem in Children” which is an excellent resource for both parents of kids on the spectrum as well as the clinicians that help those children. We also talk about the importance of building caregivers' confidence in their ability to parent! Download the

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38:28

A Parent Perspective: Single Dad Raising Three...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/08/12

This week we welcome Rob Gorski to the podcast to talk with us about his experience as a full-time, single dad to three awesome young men on the spectrum. He’s also the author of the ‘Autism Dad Blog’ and host of the “Autism Dad Podcast’ where he shares real-life stories that inspire other parents across the country. In some ways, Rob’s family is like every other family, and in many other ways, they are very different. We are so excited to talk with you today about your life parenting three unique

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34:31

What is Trauma Informed Care? | With Jerrod Brown,...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/08/05

This week we welcome Dr. Jerrod Brown back to the podcast to talk with us about Trauma Informed Care. Jerrod has been featured on multiple episodes of the podcast. We have talked about a variety of topics including executive functioning, screen time use, social cognition, and theory of mind. Jerrod’s a professor, trainer, and private consultant with extensive experience working with individuals on the spectrum. As we all know, each person with autism is unique and might need additional support in

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16:57

Learning Financial Independence and Global Autism...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/07/29

This week we welcome Dr. Anila Khan, founder of the Global Alliance for Persons with Different, Additional, and Special Needs (or GAPDAS for short) to the podcast to talk with us about teaching financial independence and literacy for those on the spectrum. She’s a clinical psychologist, Psychotherapist Speech and language therapist based out of Pakistan that has been working with the autistic population since 2011. Download the podcast to learn more! Connect with Dr. Anila Khan: Instagram:

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27:30

Building Skills Through Alternative Baseball! | With...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/07/22

This week we welcome Taylor Duncan to the podcast to talk with us about the awesome nonprofit he founded and is the CEO of called the Alternative Baseball Organization (or ABO for short). ABO empowers and inspires others with autism to learn new skills and achieve their dreams. Since starting Alternative Baseball, Taylor’s been featured on over 400+ national and local media outlets across the United States of America and beyond! Today the program is setting up new programs in 12+ states across the

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27:06

Summer Fun in ABA Treatment Delivery | Interview with...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/07/15

This week are republishing episode #38 where we welcome Rachel Grondin-Martinez to the podcast to talk about Summer Fun and Creativity in ABA Treatment Delivery. Rachel has been in the field of ABA for the past 7 years and has seen firsthand how powerful summer learning can be for a child on the spectrum. We are thrilled to learn more about how families can get the most out of their ABA therapy program while still having an awesome amount of fun. Download the podcast today to learn more! Resources

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31:57

Finding Your Voice | With Autism Activist, Marcus...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/07/08

This week we welcome Autism Advocate, Marcus Boyd, to the podcast to talk about the importance of finding your voice. Marcus was non-speaking as a child and was diagnosed with autism as a teen. He now regularly advocates on behalf of the autism community. He is also the CEO of Marcus Boyd Beats, where he produces and composes music and has won numerous awards. One of his goals is to spread Autism and awareness through his voice and platform with videos, fashion, and music. He works to ensure that

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27:23

Dental Hygiene Tips & the First Trip To the Dentist...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/07/01

This week we welcome Dr. Amanda Settle, a pediatric dentist based out of Charlotte, North Carolina to the podcast to talk with us about how to make the first dental visit a great experience for kiddos on the spectrum. We will also cover dental hygiene tips to take home and implement day to day! Dr. Amanda understands that all pediatric patients have different needs and learn in different ways. She believes that although the child is the patient, the entire family is important to the overall

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33:48

Unique Living, Working, Recreational, and...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/06/24

This week we welcome Kathryn Nordberg and Dr. Eric Larsson to the podcast to talk with us about Erik’s Ranch and Retreat, a unique living, working, recreational, and voluntourism ranch in Montana and Minnesota. Kathryn is the founder and CEO of Erik’s ranch as well as the mother of a young man on the spectrum named Erik who Erik’s ranch is named after! We are also joined by Dr. Larsson who is one of the founding board members of Erik’s Ranch. On the professional side, he is the Executive Director of

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25:08

What Distinguishes a Quality ABA Organization? | With...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/06/10

In this week's episode, we welcome Dr. Chanti Waters back to the podcast to chat about quality care in ABA and what distinguishes an ABA organization. Chanti is a Doctoral- Level Board Certified Behavior Analyst who has worked with children and adults with ASD and other disabilities for over 27 years. She serves as the VP of quality assurance at ABS Kids and lead us through the accreditation process at the Behavior Health Center of Excellence (BHCOE) where we recently received a 3-year

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43:49

Becoming a Humble Behaviorist & The Impact of...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/06/03

This week we welcome Dr. Trina Spencer to the podcast to talk with us about what it means to be a humble behaviorist. As a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst herself with over 20 years of professional experience, and over 54 peer-reviewed article contributions in academic journals, we have much to learn from Dr. Spencer! Download the latest podcast episode today to learn more about becoming a humble behaviorist in the ABA field. Read the Humble Behaviorist Academic Journal Article: click here . . .

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39:33

The Power of Community Inclusion | With Pablo Juarez,...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/05/27

This week we welcome Pablo Juarez, M.Ed., Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and director of the Treatment and Research Institute for Autism Spectrum Disorders (TRIAD) in the Vanderbilt Kennedy Center. On today’s podcast we will talk about The VKC TRIAD Community Engagement Program which is an innovative partnership with community cultural and civic organizations that works to promote full inclusion of all children and adults. Pablo Juarez is the perfect person to talk to because he has been

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29:12

Developing Social Cognition on the Spectrum | with...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/05/20

This week we welcome Dr. Jerrod Brown back to the podcast to talk with us about autism and the development of social cognition. Jerrod has been featured on episodes #57, #65, and #69 where we have talked about everything from executive functioning to screen time use. Jerrod’s a professor, trainer, and private consultant with extensive experience working with individuals on the spectrum. As we all know, each person with autism is unique and might need additional support in some areas – including

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35:14

Autistic Perspective: Masking and Self Awareness |...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/05/12

This week we welcome neurodiverse community self-advocate and author Sam Farmer BACK to the podcast to talk with us about masking and self-awareness. Sam first joined our podcast back on episode 27 where we discussed his path towards autism awareness and acceptance. He has since joined us for episodes # 52 where we discussed bullying and #60 where we discussed workplace success. If you don’t already know, Sam is an author of a book titled “A Long Walk Down a Winding Road.” From the unique

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38:04

Music Therapy and Autism | With Dr. Petra Kern #83

Autism Weekly ·

2022/05/06

This we welcome DR. Petra Kern, a board-certified music therapist with over 28 years of experience to the podcast. Dr. Kern has taught over 400 students, contributed to 84 publications, and has given over 160 presentations. On today’s podcast, we will talk about music therapy and how it might be able to help children on the spectrum. Dr. Kern is passionate about translating and disseminating research to make music for health and wellness accessible for those who could benefit from it. Resources

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