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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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23:19

Autism on The Big Screen - Interview with Doukas...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/02/26

This week we welcome Rachael and Laura Doukas to the podcast to discuss autism representation in the media. Rachel and Laura are a writer-producer-sister team based in New York. They are in the pre-production stage for a movie titled “The Ryan Express.” Which is a family drama that features an autistic sixth-grader in the lead role. The film illustrates the true magic that autistic children bring to the world. Check out more info about The Ryan Express: https://www.theryanexpressmovie.com/ . . . .

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46:50

The Path To An Autism Diagnosis And The Importance Of...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/02/19

This week we welcome Dr. Terisa Gabrielsen to the podcast to discuss the path to an autism diagnosis and the important role of the parent and pediatrician. Dr. Gabrielsen is an associate professor at Brigham Young University with academic research interests in Autism, disabilities, and interdisciplinary treatment and support. She recently published a journal article titled “Identifying Autism In a Brief Observation” among others relating to a caregiver’s path to a diagnosis. Learn more about the

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24:56

LGBTQ+ / Sexual Orientation & Autism - Interview with...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/02/12

This week we welcome Nick Klinkefus to the podcast to discuss sexual orientation and gender identity within the autism community. Nick is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst based in Salt Lake City, Utah. He has been in the field for about 5 years and is passionate about helping children with autism learn new skills. He is also a part of the LGBTQ+ community and volunteers with local groups for the queer community. Individuals with autism are more likely to identify as LGBTQ+. The exact rate is

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37:44

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

Autism Weekly ·

2021/02/08

This week we welcome Savannah Sivertson to the podcast. Savannah started at ABS as a behavior technician three years ago and has since gone through a full masters program to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. As a professional working in the field of autism and being neurodiverse herself, she provides a new perspective into the modern world of ABA therapy. We are excited to learn about her road to a diagnosis, and how she views the field of ABA as an autistic individual. . . . . . . . . .

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26:53

How ABA Strategies Help Day To Day Parenting -...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/01/29

This week we welcome Mariko Fairly to the podcast! Mariko is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and mother of two who worked with children with Autism Spectrum Disorders for over 17 years before starting her own private consulting business. Mariko is passionate about helping families work through challenging behaviors. She’s able to help families near and far by posting bite-sized parenting tips to her popular Instagram page. Find more info about Mariko and take advantage of the free educational

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45:35

Speak Up! Use Your Voice To Advocate For Children...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/01/22

This week we welcome Anna Boulard to the podcast. Anna currently serves as the Vice President of Government Relations for the BHCOE, the national accreditation body for ABA providers. Most notably, Anna successfully passed legislation named after her daughter, Ava, who had been diagnosed with autism. “Ava’s Law” created access to therapy for individuals diagnosed with autism in Georgia. Her perseverance and knowledge in government relations and business development has led to thousands of lives

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26:15

Is Telehealth Here To Stay in the ABA Field?...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/01/15

This week I’m excited to talk with a fellow behavior analyst, Lindsey Hoffmann, about telehealth services within the field of applied behavior analysis. Lindsey led the charge to develop a telehealth policy at ABS in response to the Covid-19 virus that helped behavior analysts across the company connect with families and supervise ABA therapy from a safe distance. We will discuss the pros and cons of telehealth. The ultimate question is if it's here to stay! . . . . . . . . . Autism weekly is now

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25:53

How Improv Theater Makes Learning Social Skills Fun!...

Autism Weekly ·

2021/01/08

This week we welcome Kathryn Campion to the podcast from Positive Action Community Theater or "PACT House" for short. This nonprofit organization in Encinitas California uses dance and theater training to help people with Autism connect with peers, master social skills, and enjoy the arts! PACT House has moved its in-person improv program to the virtual world with amazing success! Learn more by downloading the podcast today! Check out a recording of the improv class:

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25:04

Encouraging Kindness & Inclusion Through Learning -...

Autism Weekly ·

2020/12/31

This week we welcome Sara Bradford to the podcast. Sarah is a children’s book author who writes under the pen name S.J. Childs. Many of her books have main characters that have special needs. These children’s books teach children how to help themselves and support their peers through awareness and inclusion. Download the podcast to learn more about how having neurodiverse main characters in the media promotes inclusion in the daily lives of individuals with Autism! Learn more about SJ Child's

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22:19

Thoughtful & Inclusive Gift Ideas for Children with...

Autism Weekly ·

2020/12/22

The holiday season brings families closer together to enjoy quality time, fun festivities, and often gift exchanges. If you're buying a gift for a child with ASD, we have some tips for you! Today we are going to discuss how to find thoughtful and inclusive gifts for someone on the spectrum. This week we welcome Psychologist, Dr. Natalie Roth. Dr. Natalie Roth is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist specializing in childhood neurodevelopment delays. She is the vice president of clinical psychology

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28:54

Autism & The Holidays - How To Manage Seasonal...

Autism Weekly ·

2020/12/11

The holidays are right around the corner. For many, the holidays represent an opportunity to celebrate family and togetherness. This week, we are going to learn how parents of children with special needs can embrace holiday traditions, manage seasonal stressors, and stay safe through covid-19. We are excited to welcome Tina Persels to the podcast. She is a family consultant at Utah Family Voices and the Utah Parent Center. She is also a proud mother to a young gentleman with Autism. listen today to

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38:20

Service Animals & Autism - Interview with Golden...

Autism Weekly ·

2020/12/04

This week we are talking about Therapy Dogs and the positive impacts they can have on the lives of individuals with Autism and their families. We are excited to welcome Mike and Natalie from Golden Healer Service Dogs To the podcast. They specialize in training service dogs to not only provide emotional support but also perform tasks that offer safety and greater independence for its handler. Do you know the difference between a service dog, a therapy dog, and an emotional support animal? Download

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31:25

Autism around the world - Interview with Molly Ola...

Autism Weekly ·

2020/11/20

Autism spectrum disorders impact children from every socio-economic background, every race, religion, and in every country. Children with Autism learn differently but each of them has the right to learn. This week we are looking at the cultural differences in the treatment of Autism. We are excited to be joined by Molly Ola Pinney, the founder and CEO of the Global Autism Project. The mission of the Global Autism Project is to promote acceptance and integration of individuals on the spectrum across

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26:50

Self Care While Parenting a Child With Autism -...

Autism Weekly ·

2020/11/13

Caring for a child with special needs can be emotionally challenging but also incredibly rewarding. This week we are excited to discuss tips to help parents of children with Autism handle stress and be prepared to handle their daily life. As a caregiver, your time and energy will be spread between the needs of your child with special needs, your other children, your spouse, and yourself. Finding a balance is vital. This week we welcome Psychologist, Dr. Natalie Roth. Dr. Natalie Roth is a Licensed

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34:11

Autism And The Education System / IEP Process -...

Autism Weekly ·

2020/11/06

Every child with Autism has unique needs. Some children with ASD are able to join a typical classroom, other children require a more tailored approach to their education. Today we discuss education options, the IEP process, and how to make sure your child gets the education they need and deserve. Today we are joined by Juliette. P White. Juliette practices law professionally and is on the board of trustees of the Disability Law Center here in Utah. Juliette’s experience as a parent of a child with

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31:54

Elopement (running away / wandering) and Children...

Autism Weekly ·

2020/10/28

This week we welcome Laura Anderson. She’s the mother of a young adult with Autism and is a member of the Autism Council of Utah. She is proud to be the co-founder of the parent support group called the “Big MAKs” group. MAK stands for “Mothers of Autistic Kids.” Today we are going to talk about elopement and Autism Spectrum Disorders. Elopement in this case means to “run away, bolt, or wander.” Elopement is a huge safety concern and is more common than you may think in children and teens with

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23:17

Parent Advocacy and Finding Community - Interview...

Autism Weekly ·

2020/10/22

This week we welcome Scott Revlin, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst in, California, and a board member for the Autism Society of Ventura County. Over the past 20 years, he has been heavily involved in Autism advocacy and parent training. In this episode, we talk about Feda Alamati's lasting legacy as an advocate for children on the Autism Spectrum. Her voice empowered parents and families to seek opportunities for their children to live thier best lives. She focused on advocacy, parent training,

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27:51

Spaghetti-Os and Autism - Dietary & Feeding...

Autism Weekly ·

2020/10/15

Children with Autism are more likely to have mealtime and nutrition challenges. What does this look like in the real world? There was a story in the news recently where a person with Autism ran out of her preferred food (sphagetti-o’s) due to covid. At the time, this was the only food that this person would eat. That being said, running out was a huge issue. The feel-good part of the story is that people sent her the preferred food from all over the country. We are excited to talk about the story

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29:03

Sleep and Autism - Interview With Dr. Katie Jolma |...

Autism Weekly ·

2020/10/06

This week we are excited to learn from Dr. Katie Jolma, a pediatrician as well as a mother of a young gentleman with Autism. She explains that the benefits of a good night's sleep are immense. Sleep can impact a person's mood and their ability to accomplish their day to day tasks. Individuals diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder are more likely to experience difficulties with sleep. Finding solutions to a better night's sleep for your child may aid them in accomplishing their learning and

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24:04

Autism Awareness and Fostering Relationships with...

Autism Weekly ·

2020/09/30

This week we welcome Joey Hannah from the Utah Parent Center as well as Dianna Davis-Wilson who is the Chief Executive Advisor and Behavior Analyst at Aspen Behavioral to discuss how to spread Autism awareness and foster relationships between Law Enforcement and individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Today’s conversation regarding autism and first responders could not have been more timely. Education, awareness, and communication are critically important in emergency situations involving

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