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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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25:51

Art and Autism: The Power Of The Super Spectrum...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/11/26

In this episode, we welcome Laurie Bowen to talk with us about the awesome ways art can be used as a communication tool. Artistic expression is a great way to share feelings, ideas, and a worldview that might be different as well as showcase strengths. Today’s guest is the associate director of the Melisa Nellesen Center for Autism at Utah Valley University where they host the annual Super Spectrum Showcase that features artists on the spectrum. Download the podcast today to learn more about the

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32:24

What Does It Mean To Receive an Autism Diagnosis? |...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/11/19

Each person with autism is unique. They have unique skills, strengths, and levels of support needed. So, how is it that all of these unique children have the same diagnosis? This week we are excited to talk about what it means to be diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder with clinical psychologist, Dr. Jennifer Rogers. She has years of experience in the field and will share valuable insight into how broad the autism spectrum really is as well as what it’s like to go through the diagnostic

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36:22

Tips for Workplace Success - With Autism Self...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/11/12

In this episode, we welcome autism advocate and author Sam Farmer BACK to the podcast for his third appearance to talk to us about the autism workplace. As many of you may know, Sam is an author of a book titled “A Long Walk Down a Winding Road.” The book offers clear advice and simple steps for overcoming adversity and improving your life. Sam has a ton of experience navigating the workplace. Sam also regularly creates coaching videos and writes blogs for AANE (Asperger/ Autism Network). His goal

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31:38

The Great Resignation & Its Impact On The ABA Field |...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/11/05

In this episode, we talk with leadership expert and award-winning author, Tim Schenider, about ‘the great resignation’ and its impact on the world of Applied Behavior Analysis (or ABA therapy) and other autism services. Applied Behavior Analysis is the most commonly prescribed treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder. ABA helps children with autism learn new skills - those might include communication skills, daily living skills, social skills, and many more. ABA is not a one size fits all treatment

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35:01

Using Games Therapeutically to Build Skills | With...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/10/29

This week we welcome Adam Davis to the podcast to talk to us about the awesome ways games can be used as a fun way to help people with autism develop social & Interpersonal skills, regulate emotions, and increase mindfulness. Adam is the executive director of a nonprofit called Game to grow. In addition to his work with Game to Grow, Adam developed the CoRe Gaming program at the Atlantic Street Center utilizing video games to teach dialectical behavioral therapy skills. Download the podcast today to

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39:05

Autism & The Criminal Justice System -...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/10/22

This week we welcome Jerrod Brown, Ph.D. to the podcast to talk with us about the vulnerabilities some autistic individuals may have when it comes to suggestibility, compliance, naivety, and gullibility. Jerrod is a professor, trainer, and consultant with considerable experience working with criminal justice-involved populations. The reality is that there are dishonest people out there that try to take advantage of others. There are others that knowingly and unknowingly ask leading questions to try

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29:28

What Goes Into Becoming a Behavior Analyst? |...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/10/15

This week we welcome Board Certified Behavior Analyst, CEO and Co-Founder of IGCN Healthcare Partners, and National University professor, Cameron Nesbitt, to the podcast to talk to us about what goes into becoming a board certified behavior analyst. I hope this episode is helpful to parents of kiddos on the spectrum that are getting introduced to their treatment team as well as helpful for individuals thinking about joining the field of Applied behavior analysis. Download the podcast today to learn

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35:44

Playdates & Building Connections - Interview With...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/10/08

Making friends and building meaningful relationships is an important skill for both neurotypical and neurodivergent children. So how can parents and clinicians help? One way is to provide opportunities to be around other kiddos around the same age with similar interests. Today we are excited to talk with Emily Bruce about playdates! Emily is a board-certified behavior analyst and founder of the app PeerKnect. She offers first-hand insight into how beneficial social interactions are to children with

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39:00

IEP & ABA - Working Together for Improved Learning!...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/10/01

This week we welcome Dr. Nicole Williams and Dr. Ashley Shayter from the Behavioral Health Center Of Excellence (or BHCOE for short) to talk with us about the amazing ways an ABA therapy program and IEP plan can work together to help children with autism learn. Learn More About the BHCOE: https://bhcoe.org/ COMING SOON From the BHCOE: School Standards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Autism weekly is now found on all of the major listening apps including apple podcasts, google podcasts,

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33:28

Learning Independent Living Skills On The Spectrum |...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/09/24

This week we welcome the program director of the College Internship Program, Jenna Knauss to the podcast to talk to us about the ways parents can help their teens get ready for adulthood and the community resources that might be available to help. The College Internship Program has locations across the country. They have focused on helping young adults on the spectrum find success in college, employment, and independent living since 1984. Download the latest podcast episode to learn more! Learn

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28:02

Bullying and Autism | With Self Advocate & Author Sam...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/09/17

In this episode, we welcome autism self-advocate and author Sam Farmer BACK to the podcast to talk about how to rise above bullying. Bullying can impact people of all ages and Sam has empowering advice that can help in all kinds of scenarios. Sam first joined our podcast back on episode 27 where we discussed his path towards autism awareness and acceptance. Sam is an author of a book titled “A Long Walk Down a Winding Road.” The book offers clear advice and simple steps for overcoming adversity and

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48:04

What Does the Future of Autism Care Look Like? |...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/09/10

This week we are excited to welcome Co-CEO of Ascend Behavior Partners, Jonathan Mueller, to the podcast to talk about the future of Autism care. Jonathan shares Jeff's same mission of making high-quality ABA therapy as accessible as possible to children and families in need. This episode breaks down access to care, how to tackle long waitlists, as well as how technology can improve the way we provide care. Download the podcast today to learn more! Learn more: Ascent Behavior Partners Learn More:

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40:31

IEP (Individualized Education Plan) Basics |...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/09/03

This week we are excited to welcome Dr. Peter Faustino to the podcast to talk to us about what an Individualized Education Plan (or IEP) can do to open up new opportunities for your child. Dr. Faustino is a school psychologist and works as an expert advisor for the new Autism Speaks IEP guide. He operates his own private practice working with students and families with developmental delays. Download the episode today to learn more from his excellent experience. Download the Autism Speaks IEP

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37:08

Holding the ABA Field to a Standard of Excellence |...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/08/27

This week I am excited to welcome the CEO of the Behavioral Health Center of Excellence to the podcast, Sarah Litvak, and welcome back her colleague, and VP of Government Relations Anna Boulard! Download the podcast today to learn about the incredible ways the BHCOE is advancing the field of ABA from both the parent and the provider perspective. Sarah Litvak is a behavior analyst based out of southern California. She, along with her team creates measurement tools and provides metrics to assess ABA

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27:24

Learning Social Skills and Making Friends | With...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/08/20

This week we welcome BCBA, Amanda Taylor to the podcast to share some tips on how to help kiddos on the spectrum learn social skills and ultimately make friends. Amanda is an assistant director at our Cottonwood Heights ABA Therapy Center where she helps create opportunities for children on the spectrum to learn, socialize, and meet their goals. Social skills are just one of the many important areas of development that she helps children work on. Download the podcast today to learn more! Check out

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31:18

Back to School: What You Need To Know To Get Off To A...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/08/13

Back to school is right around the corner. For parents of children on the autism spectrum, that might mean adjusting to a new schedule, developing a relationship with new education professionals, and creating an IEP plan for the upcoming school year. This week we are excited to talk to psychologist, Taryn Nicksic-Springer, or Dr. T. for short, about how parents can start the school year off right. Dr. T worked as a school psychologist for years and is now working for ABS Kids providing diagnostic

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30:42

Finding Joy & Learning New Skills Through Sports |...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/08/06

The Olympics are in full swing in Tokyo which makes this week’s podcast episode especially timely! We are excited to talk with behavior analyst, Mariah Alden, about the amazing ways sports help individuals on the spectrum find joy and learn new skills. Sports can help build social skills, fine motor skills, and daily living skills but really the benefit found by both volunteers and by athletes seems to be infinite. Download the podcast today to learn more. Learn more about the Special

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33:48

Sex Ed, Dating, and Love On The Autism Spectrum |...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/07/30

This week we are excited to welcome Amy Gravino to the podcast to help break down what it’s like to date and find love on the spectrum. We also cover the importance of sex ed and how parents can start the conversation with their teens. Amy is a Certified Autism Specialist and relationship coach Rutgers University for individuals on the autism spectrum as well as the owner of A.S.C.O.T Consulting. Amy is autistic herself and understands many of the challenges others on the spectrum face. Download the

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23:21

Mystifying and Educating Audiences by Combining Magic...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/07/23

This week we welcome professional magician, Cody Clark, to the podcast to talk about how he mystifies and educates audiences with his magic and autism self-advocacy. He combines magic with comedy and storytelling to give a first-person perspective on what living with autism is like. He hosts a show titled “A different way of thinking” and performs across the country. Download the podcast and listen today to learn more! Check Out Cody's Magic Shows! CLICK HERE Learn more about Cody Clark's magic

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32:23

Ethics in Autism Care: A Discussion about Scope of...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/07/16

This week we welcome Dr. Matt Brodhead to the podcast to talk with us about the importance of matching patient needs with providers. We will talk about the broadness of ABA yet the specificity of care. Every child with autism is different, and each provider needs to think critically about the care they are providing. Dr. Brodhead is an associate professor at Michigan State University and the Research Director of MSU’s Early Learning Institute. Dr. Brodhead has published over 40 peer-reviewed

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