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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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All Episodes

26:39

Autism and Theory of Mind: What Parents Need To Know!...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/04/29

This week we welcome Dr. Jerrod Brown back to the podcast to talk with us about autism and Theory of Mind. Theory of mind is a person’s ability to understand that other people’s thoughts and emotions are different from their own. We are going to break down what parents should know to better understand their child on the spectrum. Jerrod’s a professor, trainer and private consultant with extensive experience working with individuals on the spectrum. Listen to the episode to learn more! Contact Jerrod

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37:44

Autistic Perspective: What Does ”Good ABA” Look Like?...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/04/22

This week we are republishing a popular podcast episode discussing what "Good ABA" looks like! This episode originally went live in February 2021 and is still incredibly relevant today. Joining us in the discussion is Savannah Sivertson, a BCBA based out of Salt Lake City, Utah. Savannah started at ABS Kids as a behavior technician three years ago and has since gone through a full master's program to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. As a professional working in the field of autism and

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29:16

Stay in the Know! Government Relations & Autism Care...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/04/15

This week we welcome Anna Bullard from the Behavioral Health Center of Excellence back to the podcast to talk with us about government relations on a state and national level as it relates to autism care. We are going to talk about what’s currently going on in the legislature and what you can do to help make change! Anna is the ideal person to talk about this with us today as she is currently the VP of government relations at the BHCOE. Anna also successfully passed legislation named after her

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44:37

The Incredible Impact of Early Intervention | With...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/04/07

This week we welcome Dr. Lauren Franz to talk with us about the incredible impact early intervention can have on the lives of autistic children. Dr. Franz leads the Dissemination and Outreach Core through Duke’s Autism Center of Excellence. Her research at Duke focuses on improving access to evidence-based services and supports neurodiverse communities. Listen to the latest podcast episode to learn more about accessing early intervention! Learn more about Dr. Franz's work at Duke by visiting their

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31:23

The Role of Telehealth In Autism Care | with Ron...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/04/01

This week we welcome Ron Oberleitner to the podcast to talk about the role of telehealth in autism care. Ron is the founder and CEO of an organization called Behavior Imaging Solutions and is passionate about developing technologies to increase access to healthcare and improve behavioral health. When it comes to the future of autism services, we have a lot to talk about. Download the latest episode to learn more. Check out Behavior Imaging Solutions:

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33:55

The Importance of Early Detection and Diagnosis of...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/03/24

This week we welcome Dr. Karen Pierce to the podcast to talk with us about the importance of early detection and diagnosis of autism. Dr. Pierce is a professor at the University of California San Diego in the department of neurosciences and has focused her career on this subject. She's a pioneer in this area with unmatched experience. Download the podcast to learn more. Learn More About Dr. Karen Pierce: https://profiles.ucsd.edu/karen.pierce UCSD Website:

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35:29

Building Team Culture & Reducing Burnout in ABA |...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/03/18

This week we welcome Jamie Pagliaro from ReThink to the podcast to discuss the impact building a strong team culture has on reducing burnout and turnover among ABA clinicians and families. They say it takes a village to raise a child. This is especially true for children on the spectrum. For some families, it may seem like they have a revolving door of new behavior technicians coming in and out of their life. Download the latest podcast episode to learn more! Join the ABA Culture Community FB Group

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37:26

Creating Healthy Sibling Relationships | With Mishka...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/03/11

This week we welcome Mishka Sibert to the podcast to talk with us about her journey as an autism advocate and sibling. She runs a business with her brother Samko called Happy Autism where they showcase his art as well as host courses helping other community members. Download the podcast to learn more. Learn more about happy autism below! Check out the Happy Autism Website: https://happyautism.co/ View Samko's Art / Merch Shop: https://happy-autism.creator-spring.com/ Get The Happy Autism Sibling

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35:21

Listen to Autistic Voices & Improve The Future of...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/03/03

This week we welcome Molly Ola Pinney, the founder and CEO of the Global Autism Project to talk with us about the importance of listening to autistic voices. Recently, the organization hosted a round table that welcomed clinicians, families, and autism self-advocates to discuss the future of autism care and how to address the gaps. Download to the latest podcast episode to learn more! Visit the Global Autism Project Website: https://www.globalautismproject.org/ Listen to the Autism Knows No Borders

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48:54

Medical Necessity in the field of ABA and Autism Care...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/02/25

This week we are excited to welcome Dr. Eric Larsson to the podcast to talk with us about Medical Necessity in the field of ABA. Dr. Larsson is a Licensed Psychologist and Board Certified Behavior Analyst and holds the position of Executive Director of Clinical Services at the Lovaas Institute Midwest. He has been providing intensive early intervention services since 1976 and has supervised such services since 1983. He regularly consults on the development of Medicaid and insurance coverage for

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25:45

Exercise: Benefits Far Beyond Just Health & Fitness |...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/02/18

This week we welcome David Geslak or ‘Coach Dave’ to the podcast to talk with us about the benefits of exercise for those on the spectrum, the importance of staying consistent, and how to make exercise more fun! Coach Dave is the founder and president of Exercise Connection with nearly 20 years of experience helping kiddos with autism exercise. He knows that children on the spectrum learn differently – and need adapted physical education that makes exercise fun. His more recent projects include the

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45:32

A Discussion about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/02/10

This week we welcome the leaders of the ABS Kids Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee Sierra King and Kelly Johnson-Martinez to talk with us about the development of our Diversity Statement and the importance of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in ABA. The Diversity Statement represents a clinical, administrative, and executive team that’s dedicated to working together to build a better culture in the field of ABA as they continue to provide quality care to kiddos on the spectrum and their

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35:33

Parenting Tips: How to Keep Your Cool and Manage...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/02/04

This week we welcome psychologist, Dr. Angela Stewart to the podcast to share some strategies parents can utilize to help manage stress. As many of you can imagine, something as simple as getting dressed, getting in the car, then going to the grocery store can be a whole day ordeal with roadblocks, meltdowns, and stressors along the way. With a few helpful stress management tools, you can be on your way to thinking more clearly, practicing more self-compassion, and feeling more balanced in your

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33:02

Autism and Screen Time - Utilizing Helpful Tools &...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/01/28

This week we welcome Dr. Jerrod Brown BACK to the podcast to talk with us about Autism and screen time. Access to technology can change lives. It can also have a dark side. Websites, apps, and games do everything they can to get you hooked and keep you coming back for more! So, how does screen time misuse impact kids and adults on the spectrum, and what can parents do to help? Dr. Jerrod Brown is going to help us tackle all of these interesting subjects today. He’s a professor, trainer and private

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45:11

Autism Myth Busting | With Psychologist, Dr. Natalie...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/01/22

In our latest episode, we welcome back Psychologist, Dr. Natalie Roth to help us break down some Autism Myths and misconceptions. Dr. Natalie Roth is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist specializing in childhood neurodevelopment delays like autism spectrum disorder. She is the vice president of clinical psychology services at ABS Kids and oversees the diagnostic assessment process. She has worked with hundreds of individuals on the spectrum and their families and is the perfect guest to help us break

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31:13

Better Understanding Autism Through Genetic Research...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/01/14

There is so much we don’t know about Autism. We are so thankful that there are organizations out in the world conducting research to help both professionals and families better understand the diagnosis. Today we are excited to speak with the Scientific director of the SPARK for Autism, Dr. Pamela Feliciano, about their important work. SPARK is the largest genetic study of autism EVER. In order to find answers for families and individuals on the spectrum, they need to understand what makes them

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45:31

A Parent Perspective on 10+ Years of Navigating...

Autism Weekly ·

2022/01/07

This week we welcome autism mom and advocate, Natalie Cummings to the podcast to talk with us about her experience parenting two daughters on the spectrum and how she’s utilized ABA to give them the best opportunity to learn, grow, and live their best life. She has fought throughout the past 13 years to get her daughters access to quality care and now helps others do the same through her work as a Senior Paralegal at The Law Office of Andrea Marcus - a law firm specializing in disability cases in

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36:10

ABA Basics: Learning Executive Functioning Skills |...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/12/17

This week we welcome Dr. Jerrod Brown BACK to the podcast to talk with us about the basics of executive functioning. Today we will discuss how parents can help their autistic child learn skills like paying attention, interpreting information, organizing, and planning. These are important skills that will help an individual throughout their entire life. Jerrod is a professor, trainer, and consultant with considerable experience working with individuals with developmental delays like autism and finds

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35:33

DADvocating & Celebrating Ausome Children | with...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/12/11

This week we welcome Jamiel Owens to the podcast to share his real-world experience fathering his 12-year-old son with autism. Jamiel is an incredibly passionate autism “dadvocate” based out of Philadelphia who hosts an Instagram series called “the Ausome Show.” The Ausome Show assists fathers of “ausome” children by offering a platform that educates, motivates, and encourages men to be awesome for their children on the spectrum. Listen to our latest episode to learn more and click the links below

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34:30

Behavior Basics & Parent Learning Tools | With Dr....

Autism Weekly ·

2021/12/03

This week we welcome Dr. Stewart Pisecco to the podcast to talk with us about the ins and outs of modifying challenging behaviors and how parents can support behavior change in their children. Dr. Pisecco began his career at the University of Houston where he was a tenured professor in the department of educational psychology. He left the world of accademia and entered the world of entrepreneurship where he has developed multiple education tools. His latest venture is an app called Attend Behavior

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