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Autism Weekly

ABS Kids
Autism
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Neuroplasticity
Social Skills
ABA Therapy
Early Intervention
Turn Autism Around
The Melillo Method
Neurodiversity
ADHD
Gut-Brain Connection
Behavior Analysis
Language Skills
Self-Care Skills
Family Empowerment
Childhood Neurological Disorders
Interdisciplinary Approach
Sensory Processing
Advocacy
Anxiety

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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This week, we’re joined by Dr. Brandon Ito, a psychiatrist, educator, and advocate specializing in LGBTQ+ mental health and reducing healthcare disparities. As a UCLA Health LGBTQ Champion and leader in medical education, Dr. Ito is dedicated to fost... more

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This week, we’re joined by Dr. Rosa Krajmalnik-Brown, a pioneering researcher at Arizona State University whose work is changing how we understand the connection between gut health and autism. Dr. Krajmalnik-Brown and her team were the first to show ... more

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This week we're joined by Lexus Johnson, a BCBA here at ABS Kids who is doing really meaningful work with her clients every day. Lexus is passionate about something that doesn't always get the spotlight it deserves; making sure that kids aren't just ... more

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What's actually happening in the brain when an autistic individual struggles to shift gears, adapt to change, or break out of a repetitive thought pattern? This week, host Jeffrey Skibitsky sits down with Dr. Lucina Uddin, neuroscientist and director... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Rosa Krajmalnik-Brown
Pioneering researcher at Arizona State University focused on gut microbiome and autism
Arizona State University
Episode: The Gut-Brain Connection | with Dr. Rosa Krajmalnik-Brown #231
Lexus Johnson
BCBA at ABS Kids
ABS Kids
Episode: Teaching Kids to Speak for Themselves: Communication, Life Skills & Assent-Based Care | With Lexus Johnson, BCBA #230
Lucina Uddin
Neuroscientist, Director of the Brain Connectivity and Cognition Laboratory at UCLA
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Episode: How the Brain Gets Stuck and How to Help It Flex | Dr. Lucina Uddin #229
Christopher Carazas
Paraguayan American writer
Author of Now That I'm Still Here
Episode: Reclaiming Identity: Christopher Carazas on Autism, Resilience, and Inclusion #228
Dr. Susan White
Endowed professor in psychology at the University of Alabama; researcher and advocate for evidence-based interventions
University of Alabama
Episode: Managing Intense Emotions and Anxiety | with Dr. Susan White #227
Dr. Shulamite Green
Associate Professor at UCLA; licensed clinical psychologist specializing in autism, sensory processing, and neurodevelopmental conditions
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Episode: Understanding Sensory Processing in Autism | with Dr. Shulamite Green #226
Lauren Kenworthy
Leading expert in autism and executive functioning
Episode: Executive Functioning: Strategies for Autism Success | with Dr. Lauren Kenworthy #225
Brooke Ingersoll
Dr. Brooke Ingersoll, autism researcher and director of the MSU Autism Research Lab
Michigan State University
Episode: Empowering Families: Parent-Mediated Interventions | with Dr. Brooke Ingersoll #224
Jill Escher
President of the National Council on Severe Autism; autism research philanthropist; advocate
National Council on Severe Autism
Episode: Navigating Severe Autism: Awareness, Care, and Solutions | with Jill Escher #223

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Jeff Skowiecki
Host and advocate focusing on autism awareness and education; engages with guests to uncover diverse insights concerning autism.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 26 ratings
  • Great informative show

    Amazing show great information and resources. Awesome guests

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LaComadreMarcy
    United Statesa year ago
  • So informative!

    What a fantastic resource for parents neurodiverse kids - thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bruinmom123
    United States4 years ago
  • WOW! Amazing 🤩

    This is a great resource! I love the real life examples. It gives me a better understanding on what the parents are going through.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    girlifecharlotte_t
    United States6 years ago
  • Fantastic!

    Can’t wait to hear more.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Scottrev
    United States6 years ago

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Many express gratitude for the insights offered by expert guests, contributing to a better understanding of autism.
Listeners appreciate the informative nature of the content, highlighting its value for parents of neurodiverse children.
The show is praised for its real-life examples, making it relatable and encouraging for families.
Overall, feedback reflects a strong appreciation for the practical resources and advocacy efforts discussed.

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Talking Points

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Anxiety Treatments for Young Autistic Children with Dr. Amy Keefer #216
Q: Is there a difference in the presentation for a neurotypical four to six-year-old versus somebody who's autistic that might have caused us not to treat the autistic individual where we would probably be helping with some form of mental health therapy?
The guest notes that anxiety can present similarly in autistic and neurotypical children but outlines differences—especially in younger kids—where autism traits can mask anxiety, making careful observation and differentiation essential for choosing the right intervention.
Anxiety Treatments for Young Autistic Children with Dr. Amy Keefer #216
Q: So maybe you can give us a little bit of a background of what your current role is with Cassie, but also what is this clinical trial dinosaur and what is it exploring?
The guest explains her clinical and research roles, and describes the Dinosaur Clinical Treatment Trial as a four-to-six-year-old targeted intervention piloting a novel, parent-focused CBT-based treatment with visual supports, adapted for young autistic children to address anxiety.
Empowering Autism: Rachelle Vartanian's Inspiring Journey #208
Q: What would you tell families about starting the process to build independence for their loved ones?
She emphasizes personalized intake, family and caregiver involvement, gradual exposure to independent living tasks, and letting individuals make mistakes in a supportive environment to learn and grow.
Empowering Autism: Rachelle Vartanian's Inspiring Journey #208
Q: What are some of the barriers you saw as a teacher that signaled a need for change and empowerment for autistic students?
She describes social challenges like bullying and the need for ongoing social skill development, as well as the importance of providing opportunities that cater to both social and independent living skills rather than sticking to one rigid path.
Empowering Autism: Rachelle Vartanian's Inspiring Journey #208
Q: So can you give us a little bit of background on what inspired you to educate and empower others?
Rachelle shares her transition from a special education teacher in Michigan to founding a center focused on independent living and social connection, driven by concerns about what happens after school and the risk of homelessness without proper supports.

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Content revolves around various aspects of autism, focusing on current research, advocacy, educational challenges, and personal experiences related to autism. The discussions often feature industry experts, including researchers and practitioners, who share insights on detection, treatment, and support for autistic individuals, families, and communities. A unique aspect of the content is the strong emphasis on practical strategies for empowering families and improving the quality of life for people on the autism spectrum, as well as fostering inclusion and understanding within society as a whole. The podcast also addresses pressing issues such as safety, vocational challenges, and social skills to offer well-rounded support to listeners.

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Recent guests on Autism Weekly include:

1. Dr. Rosa Krajmalnik-Brown
2. Lexus Johnson
3. Lucina Uddin
4. Christopher Carazas
5. Dr. Susan White
6. Dr. Shulamite Green
7. Lauren Kenworthy
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