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Autism Weekly Podcast

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

Autism Weekly brings you weekly conversations with researchers, clinicians, and families at the forefront of the autism community. Each episode explores a new perspective on autism news, therapy, inclusion, and life. Presented by ABS Kids. New episodes every week. Send us your feedback at marketing@abskids.com.

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This week we're joined by Dr. Mary Jane Weiss, a psychologist and board certified behavior analyst who has spent her career advancing the science of applied behavior analysis and its application to autism. Dr. Weiss serves as executive director of pr... more

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This week we're joined by Dr. Marilena Griguoli, a neuroscientist whose research is helping us understand something that sits at the very heart of autism: how the brain processes social experiences and builds social memory. Dr. Griguoli's work, funde... more

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This week we're joined by Dr. Tana Carson, Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy at Florida International University, and Dr. Tania Santiago Perez, Associate Teaching Professor in Recreational Therapy, also at FIU. Together, they're doing somet... more

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This week we're joined by Dr. Lauren Moskowitz, a clinical psychologist and researcher at St. John's University who studies something so many families know firsthand: the intersection of autism and anxiety. For many autistic children and teens, anxie... more

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Recent Guests

Marilena Griguoli
Neuroscientist researching brain circuits and autism
Researcher in neuroscience (Autism-focused)
Episode: Social Memory and Autism: Inside the Brain | Dr. Marilena Griguoli #235
Tana Carson
Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy at Florida International University
Florida International University
Episode: When Water Becomes Dangerous: Autism, Drowning, and the Program Changing the Odds #234
Tania Santiago Perez
Associate Teaching Professor in Recreational Therapy at FIU
Florida International University
Episode: When Water Becomes Dangerous: Autism, Drowning, and the Program Changing the Odds #234
Dr. Lauren Moskowitz
Clinical psychologist and researcher at St. John's University
St. John's University
Episode: When Anxiety and Autism Collide: What Families Can Do | With Dr. Lauren Moskowitz #233
Brandon Ito
Psychiatrist, educator and advocate specializing in LGBTQ plus mental health and reducing health care disparities
UCLA Health
Episode: Exploring Diverse Identities in Autism: Sexuality, Gender, and Mental Health | with Dr. Brandon Ito #232
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

Hosts

Jeff Skibitzky
Host of the Autism Weekly podcast with ABS Kids; engages guests across research, clinical practice, and family perspectives.
Jeff Skowiecki
Co-host appearing across episodes, often discussing autism care, ABA, and family-centered approaches.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 27 ratings
  • Amazing show!

    I learn so much information each week and look forward to listening otw to work & on my runs.

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    5
    Ocean.Gransberry
    United Statesa month ago
  • 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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The show provides practical resources and relatable stories for families.
Listeners appreciate the expert guests and actionable strategies for daily life.
Guests offer diverse perspectives on autism care and inclusion.
Content is informative and accessible, with real-world examples that help understanding.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Social Memory and Autism: Inside the Brain | Dr. Marilena Griguoli #235
Q: What are the implications for families and future interventions?
Understanding neural circuits and development can lead to more precise interventions that support communication and social learning, with a focus on leveraging individual neurological profiles rather than trying to normalize autism.
Social Memory and Autism: Inside the Brain | Dr. Marilena Griguoli #235
Q: How does social memory differ in autistic individuals?
Social memory involves recognizing and distinguishing familiar people from new ones; research suggests autistic individuals may process social information differently, affecting recognition and memory, rather than showing a lack of interest in social interaction.
Social Memory and Autism: Inside the Brain | Dr. Marilena Griguoli #235
Q: Where did your interest in the brain and autism come from?
Dr. Griguoli explains a long-standing fascination with physiology, neuroscience, and brain development, driven by curiosity about how neurons and circuits underpin thought, memory, and social behavior.
When Water Becomes Dangerous: Autism, Drowning, and the Program Changing the Odds #234
Q: What are the long-term goals for this work?
To scale and embed water safety and adaptive swim instruction into credentialing and standard practice across therapy disciplines, ensuring every child has access to high-quality, safe swim education through a coordinated, cross-professional approach.
When Water Becomes Dangerous: Autism, Drowning, and the Program Changing the Odds #234
Q: How does the program differ from traditional swim lessons for autistic learners?
The program applies a formal therapy process—assessment, individualized planning, and outcome measurement—alongside specialized training for rehab professionals, aiming to adapt instruction to each child and address safety, elopement, and environmental factors.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Autism Weekly Podcast

What is Autism Weekly Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Listeners likely tune in to learn about autism through a multidisciplinary lens, with episodes featuring researchers, clinicians, and families. Topics span gut-brain biology, brain connectivity, sensory processing, executive functioning, anxiety, and practical interventions (ABA, NDBIs, speech and communication, and family-centered care). The show often highlights real-world implications for families, including how to navigate services, advocate for inclusion, and apply evidence-based practices at home or school. A notable strength is its emphasis on neurodiversity-friendly approaches, empowering self-advocacy, and actionable strategies for everyday life, education, and transitional planning. The breadth of guests and topics suggests a broa... more

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3. Tania Santiago Perez
4. Dr. Lauren Moskowitz
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