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Autism and The Neuroverse

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Dr. Brandon Park, Neuropsychologist & Founder of New Focus Academy, and Alta Swarnes, Family Connections Director, present a podcast on neuroscience and family/professional support, with emphasis on Autism. Dr Park is a self-proclaimed brain nerd and cognitive neuroscientist studying and supporting Autism. Alta Swarnes has been in the mental health field since 1997 and has a son on the Autism Spec... more

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In episode #66 of Autism and the Neuroverse, Alta sits down with Devin Brown from 4 Paws for Ability, a nonprofit dedicated to breeding, raising, and training service dogs for children and veterans with disabilities.

Devin shares how service dogs a... more

In this episode of Autism and the Neuroverse, Alta sits down with Vicki Christensen, special education advocate and author of Uniquely, Fully Enough: The Neurodivergent Parenting Journey.

Vicki shares her personal journey raising her son with a rar... more

What happens when you already know the special education system—but advocacy stillfeels overwhelming?

In this episode, we speak directly to experienced parents of children with autism—those who know IEPs, FAPE, and IDEA, and may already be working w... more

Considering residential treatment can feel overwhelming, emotional, and deeply personal. Alta sits down with New Focus Academy and Life Focused Transitions Admissions Director, Janelle Ayala, to walk parents through what the admissions process actual... more

In this episode of Autism and the Neuroverse, Alta sits down with Winslow Morrell, Clinical Director of the LiFT Program at New Focus Academy, to explore what the transition into adulthood really looks like for neurodivergent young adults.

Winslow e... more

In this episode of Autism and the Neuroverse, Alta sits down with Amanda Baker, Operations Director at New Focus Academy, to break down the ABCs of de-escalation and how understanding the limbic system can completely change the way we respond to esca... more

In episode #60 of Autism and the Neuroverse, Alta and Dr. Park sit down with Tim McMahon, founder and executive director of BrightStone Transitions, to talk about one of the biggest questions families face: How do we help neurodivergent teens transit... more

In episode #59 of Autism and the Neuroverse, Alta and Dr. Park sit down with Andrew, a student at New Focus Academy, to talk about what it’s really like to struggle in school, feel disconnected at home, and slowly lose hope — and what it takes to reb... more

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Winslow Morrell
Clinical Director of the LiFT Program at New Focus Academy
New Focus Academy
Episode: Supporting Neurodivergent Young Adults Through the Transition to Independence
Lauren Sharifi
Registered dietitian specializing in ARFID, with over 15 years of experience in dietetics
Episode: ARFID & Neurodiversity: How Sensory, Trauma, and Anxiety Shape Eating with Lauren Sharifi
Mark Cheminant
Airport's Operations Manager and ADA Coordinator at Salt Lake City International Airport
Salt Lake City International Airport
Episode: Inside Salt Lake City's Neurodiverse-Friendly Airport with Mark Cheminant
Hilary Pham
Founder and CEO of Equability
Equability
Episode: Adapting Clothes, Empowering Lives with Hilary Pham from Equability
Chris Blankenship
Licensed clinical social worker and founder of the Autism Learning Lab
Autism Learning Lab
Episode: Masking and Burnout in Autism: Understanding the Hidden Cost of Fitting In With Blankenship
Corey Hatfield
Author and mother of five from Colorado
Episode: Beauty in Pain with Author Corey Hatfield
Henry Tribes
Owner of a barber shop, educator, inventor, and content creator with almost 10 years of professional barbering experience.
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Episode: From Fear to Calm: Sensory-Friendly Barbering with Henry Tribes
Charlotte Shores
Advocate for neurodiversity, entrepreneur, and current Mrs. Utah America.
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Episode: ADHD, Motherhood, and Advocacy: Charlotte Shores on Turning Neurodivergence into Strength
Jay Williams
An educator focused on executive functioning skills
Episode: Executive Functioning and Autism: Building Emotional Regulation, Flexibility, and Independence with Jay Williams

Hosts

Alta Swarnes
Family Connections Director with extensive experience in mental health, focusing on Autism advocacy and support for families.
Dr. Brandon Park
Neuropsychologist and Founder of New Focus Academy, specializing in cognitive neuroscience and Autism support.

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From Fear to Calm: Sensory-Friendly Barbering with Henry Tribes
Q: Are you hearing stories from parents about the difference your service makes?
Yes, parents are very appreciative, and many are surprised how well the sessions go, often recognizing how the experience itself was the true barrier.
From Fear to Calm: Sensory-Friendly Barbering with Henry Tribes
Q: What does the sensory training look like?
It involves learning fundamental autism awareness through workshops and interactions with experienced sensory hair pros.
From Fear to Calm: Sensory-Friendly Barbering with Henry Tribes
Q: How did you come to create a sensory-friendly barbering experience for neurodivergent individuals?
I thought about integrating the concept of a weighted blanket into a haircutting cape, which led to the invention of weighted capes.
Disconnect to Reconnect: Helping Autistic Teens Build Healthy Tech Habits with Dr. Neil Christensen
Q: How do you really tease out the difference between just kind of overuse and a real addiction?
Neil explains that it boils down to observing behavioral problems that arise as a result of overuse, such as aggression when technology access is restricted.
Disconnect to Reconnect: Helping Autistic Teens Build Healthy Tech Habits with Dr. Neil Christensen
Q: What led you guys to focus on digital media overuse among adolescents?
Neil sees a shift from substance use issues to digital media overuse as a primary concern among the youth, especially from neurodiverse backgrounds, leading him to focus on helping families understand the challenges and finding healthy screen habits.

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A series centered on supporting individuals with Autism and their families, featuring insights from neuropsychological perspectives and real-life experiences. The discussions typically address important topics such as navigating transitions to independence for neurodivergent young adults, essential life skills, coping strategies, and inclusive practices. In addition to professional guidance, listeners can expect personal anecdotes and community-centered discussions that highlight the challenges and resilience of neurodivergent individuals and their families. Episodes may also explore broader implications of neurodiversity in various settings, including education, healthcare, and social environments, making it a valuable resource for parents... more

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