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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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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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51:49

Autism Care Then, Now, & What’s Next + ABS Kids’ 10...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/07/09

This week we welcome Maren Jacobson and Francisco Chavez to the podcast to celebrate ABS Kids’ 10th Anniversary and talk about where autism care started out, where it is now and what’s next. They have seen it all - They experienced the transition from paper to digital data taking - Insurance reform - and have developed a company culture focused on helping children reach milestones and realize their potential. Today’s podcast is going to be a fun one celebrating how far the field has come and how

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22:21

Tips for Avoiding Fourth of July Sensory Overload |...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/07/02

This week we welcome Joel Manwill to the podcast to talk about the 4th of July weekend and the unique sensory experiences that children with autism might face and how to handle them so that the whole family can have a fun weekend. Joel is an occupational therapist based out of Layton Utah. He operates his own home-based occupational therapy practice called Children’s Ability Services. Learn More About Children's Ability Services: Phone: 801-390-4947 Email: childrensabilityservices@gmail.com . . .

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26:26

Who’s the Boss? What Families Need To Know About...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/06/25

This week we welcome Amanda Garrett-Baker to the podcast to talk about what parents need to know about instructional control. Simply put, Instructional control is an ABA term “for how likely your child is to listen to you and follow directions”. If the answer is “not likely” then this podcast episode is for you! Check out Amanda's Instagram & Twitter to get more helpful parenting tips! Twitter: http://twitter.com/ABAForParents Instagram: instagram.com/ABAForParents . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .

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33:22

Make a Difference With a Career In ABA | Interview...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/06/18

Working with incredible kids on the spectrum can be fun, rewarding, and provide a unique working experience each day. It can also pose challenges, and require creativity in working through complex situations. This week we welcome Megan Marks to the podcast to talk to us about what a career in the ABA field looks like. Megan is a former Registered Behavior Technician or “RBT,” and now recruits individuals to work at ABS Kids. Download the podcast today to learn more! Learn more about the career path

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27:06

Autism & Summer Fun in ABA Treatment Delivery |...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/06/11

This week 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 / Mentions: Tips for making the

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40:59

Measuring Autism Prevalence - The Positive Impact of...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/06/04

This week we welcome Dr. Debbie Bilder from URADD, The Utah Registry of Autism and Developmental Disabilities, to the podcast to discuss the value of knowing the prevalence rates of autism and how data can benefit the community as a whole! Dr. Bilder’s clinical expertise is in psychiatric assessment and treatment for individuals with severe neurodevelopmental disabilities across their lifespan. Dr. Bilder is the URADD Principal Investigator. Check out URADD here:

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26:56

Promoting Diversity & Inclusion in ABA: Are You Going...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/05/28

This week we welcome Leticia Moreno and danyelle beal from BABA to the podcast. BABA is hosting its first annual Black Applied Behavior Analyst conference in June. BABA aims to reduce barriers for African American students, professionals, and parents within the ABA community. Download the podcast today to listen to our discussion about the upcoming conference and the importance of diversity in ABA. We will see you at BABA! Register to join the baba conference: https://babainfo.org/register/ Check

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29:01

The Importance of Following the ABA Prescription &...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/05/20

This week we welcome Dr. Chanti Waters to the podcast to discuss the characteristics of a quality ABA therapy program and the important role the prescription plays in treatment. We also dive into the role that 'having fun' plays in treatment and how being a total goofball can improve the connection clinicians have with their patients. 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 also

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30:53

Improving Police Interactions with Autistic...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/05/14

This week we welcome Officer Jessica Diaz to the podcast to talk about how parents and law enforcement can work together to provide a safe space for children on the spectrum. Officer Diaz is a member of the Roselle Park Law Enforcement department in New Jersey. Her department is equipping patrol cars with new “Emergency Sensory Tool Kits” and have launched a new training for officers aimed at improving their interactions with autistic individuals and others with special needs. As a mother of a

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30:25

The Importance of Self Care While Parenting a Child...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/05/07

This week we welcome Dr. Kelly O’Laughlin to the podcast to discuss how parents can best care for themselves while also caring for their child with autism. You may have heard the phrase “you can’t pour from an empty cup.” This podcast is dedicated to help parents refill the proverbial cup so that they can help their families live their best lives. Dr. O’Laughlin is the perfect person to provide insight as she’s a clinical psychologist who has helped hundreds of families start on their journey with

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28:03

How Speech and ABA Therapy Work Together - Interview...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/04/30

This week we welcome Rose Griffin to the podcast to discuss how to help children with autism find their voice and increase their communication skills as well as how speech and ABA therapy work together. Rose is a speech-language pathologist and board-certified behavior analyst with over 20 years of experience in the field. She provides educational material online through ABA Speech and works part-time in the public education system. Download the podcast today to learn more! Visit the ABA Speech

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29:07

Finding Fulfilling Work On The Autism Spectrum -...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/04/23

This week we welcome Rebecca Sorensen, co-founder of Blawesome to the podcast. Blawesome is a Chapel Hill, North Carolina -based flower farm and design studio. The farm is owned and co-operated by a young man living with autism. Their work is a celebration of the beauty and uniqueness of both flowers and humanity. Blawesome is a small part of a larger movement that uses farming as a therapeutic intervention to improve health, social, and vocational outcomes for vulnerable populations. We use the

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38:57

Autism and Employment: The Value of Neurodiversity in...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/04/16

This week we welcome Dr. Keivan Stassun to the podcast to discuss Autism and Employment and the value of neurodiversity in hiring. This is an important subject as many adults on the spectrum struggle to find fulfilling jobs or careers. Dr. Stassun serves as Director of the Frist Center for Autism & Innovation where they work to understand, maximize, and promote neurodiverse talent. The Frist Center represents a collaboration of Vanderbilt engineers, scientists, disabilities researchers, and

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55:14

Parent Advocacy, Insurance Coverage & Autism...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/04/09

This week we welcome Lorri Unumb to the podcast to discuss autism services, insurance coverage, access to care, and parent advocacy. She’s the ideal guest to discuss both the history of access to care in autism as well as the current status, the pitfalls, and the current concerns. Lorri played a vital role in the autism insurance reform movement back in the mid-2000s. She worked for nearly a decade as the VP of State Government Affairs for Autism Speaks, taught a university course titled “Autism

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38:55

Celebrate Autism Awareness & Acceptance - Interview...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/04/02

Today we welcome Sam Farmer to the podcast to talk about his journey through autism awareness and acceptance as an individual on the spectrum. 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. It has proven to be a helpful resource for parents, other autistics, and clinicians alike. Sam also regularly creates coaching videos and writes blogs for the AANE (Asperger / Autism Network). His

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38:00

What Does It Mean to Practice Compassionate ABA? -...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/03/26

A Behavior Analyst in the autism field must balance technical skills and data analysis with a compassionate partnership with the families. So, how do you teach compassion, active listening, and effective communication to behavior analysts and technicians? This week We welcome Christina Tenerielloto the podcast to discuss the importance of compassion in ABA and autism services. Christina is a board-certified behavior analyst based out of the Inland Empire region of California. She is passionate

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33:12

Improving Autism Care For LatinX Families: Translated...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/03/18

This week we welcome Esperanza Reyes to the podcast. Experanza has extensive experience working with parents of children with Autism through her role as the associate director of parent training at the Utah Parent Center. She holds a Masters in Human Development and Social Policy, along with a Graduate Certificate in Disability Studies. She is a first generation, Spanish speaking individual who has first hand experience navigating the LatinX community response to autism as she herself has a young

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34:58

Can Virtual Reality Help Kids With Autism Learn New...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/03/12

This week we welcome Vijay Ravindran to the podcast. Vijay is the CEO of Floreo, a virtual reality company specializing in developing software to help children with Autism Learn. He is also a parent of a child with Autism and has day-to-day first-hand experience helping his own child learn new skills. Download the podcast today to learn more about this exciting new technology! Learn More About Floreo: https://floreotech.com/ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Autism weekly is now found

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27:32

Listen Up, Close the Gap: Improving access to autism...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/03/05

Autism exists independent of race, country of origin, or economic status. Despite this, people of color are less likely to receive an early diagnosis and often face a longer road toward accessing services. That leaves us with the question “how do we close the gap and provide equal access to care.” We are excited to discuss this big topic with Miss Jamie Upshaw. Jamie operates a nonprofit in Pennsylvania called Autism Urban Connection Inc . Autism Urban Connections is the first and only African

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