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Let’s Plant Houses

Wendy Ernzen
Autism
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Education
Spelling To Communicate
ABA Therapy
Parenting
Down Syndrome
Foster Care
Mental Health
John's Crazy Socks
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New York State
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Epilepsy
Disability Advocacy
Special Education

Let’s Plant Houses shares heartfelt stories from families living with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy and other intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Host Wendy Ernzen brings families together for warm conversations about daily challenges, parenting, inclusive living and special needs parenting. The families who join the show are powerful advocates who build smart and practical ... more

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What makes a meaningful life possible for autistic adults?

In this episode of Let’s Plant Houses, we talk with Moish Tov, a father of two young men on the autism spectrum and founder of JoyDew, about autism, communication, and believing in your chi... more

What can a mother and son teach us about life with autism?

On Let’s Plant Houses, we talk with Brigitte Shipman, a mother and coach, and her adult son with autism, Joe Shipman, about autism parenting, caregiver burnout, and finding hope. They share... more

What could help someone with autism feel safer during a police encounter? On Let’s Plant Houses, we talk with Sara Grezlik, a parent of a son with autism, and Curt Lawson, the City of Franklin’s Chief of Police, about improving communication with fir... more

What helps a person with Down syndrome feel truly included? On Let’s Plant Houses, we talk with mother DeeAnn Uhlarik and her daughter Emily about Ellie, DeeAnn’s youngest daughter and Emily’s younger sister, who has Down syndrome. From childhood leu... more

How do you plan for your child’s future when you know you won’t always be there?

Special needs financial planning, ABLE accounts, special needs trusts, and government benefits can feel overwhelming, but getting started can protect your loved one’s ... more

What happens when an autism diagnosis finally explains years of behaviors, challenges, and differences? Trauma therapist and mom Danniel Worthen Cullumber shares her family’s experience with late autism diagnosis, neurodivergence, masking, and parent... more

What does life really look like when you’re raising a child with severe autism and lifelong support needs? Author and full-time caregiver Tracy Envernizzi shares her family’s journey with profound autism, caregiver burnout, respite care, and planning... more

How can storytelling help families feel less alone?

In this episode, Cari Noga shares her family’s autism journey, from her son Owen’s diagnosis to navigating special education, caregiving, respite care, and advocacy while finding purpose through s... more

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Recent Guests

Moish Tov
Founder and CEO of JoyDew and father of two autistic adult sons
JoyDew
Episode: LPH76: Moish Tov on Autism Employment, Innovation, and Community
Brigitte Shipman
Author, coach, speaker and teacher who coaches mothers of children diagnosed with autism
Episode: LPH75: Authors Brigitte and Joe Shipman Write About Autism as Family
Joe Shipman
Author, radio station worker and autism advocate
Episode: LPH75: Authors Brigitte and Joe Shipman Write About Autism as Family
Sara Grezlik
Parent advocate and social work graduate who interned with Autism Alliance of Michigan
Autism Alliance of Michigan
Episode: LPH74: Sara Grezlik and Curt Lawson Team Up for Autism Safety
Curt Lawson
Chief of Police for the City of Franklin with 32 years of law enforcement experience
City of Franklin
Episode: LPH74: Sara Grezlik and Curt Lawson Team Up for Autism Safety
DeeAnn Ulrich
Parent of Ellie; mother of five
Family of Ellie
Episode: LPH73: DeeAnn and Emily Uhlarik: Making Inclusion Part of Family Life
Emily Ulrich
Ellie's sister; student and researcher
Family of Ellie
Episode: LPH73: DeeAnn and Emily Uhlarik: Making Inclusion Part of Family Life
Mary McDermid
CEO of All Needs Planning; co-author of Care, Protect, Grow
All Needs Planning
Episode: LPH72: Mary McDirmid on Special Needs Trusts and Disability Financial Planning
Danniel Worthen Cullumber
Trauma therapist, founder of Willow Medela Wellness
Willow Medela Wellness
Episode: LPH71: Therapist Danniel Worthen Cullumber on Adult Diagnosis and Neurodivergence

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Wendy Ernzen
Host of the show, guiding conversations with families and guests

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LPH76: Moish Tov on Autism Employment, Innovation, and Community
Q: For families who are new on this journey, what advice might you give them?
He advises parents to believe in their children, retain hope, invest in their relationship with their partner, and seek opportunities while learning from families further along.
LPH76: Moish Tov on Autism Employment, Innovation, and Community
Q: When did you first realize that Gil and Tal experienced the world differently?
Tov noticed differences early: Tal was deaf as an infant and lost language, while he recognized Gil was on the spectrum at about age three.
LPH75: Authors Brigitte and Joe Shipman Write About Autism as Family
Q: How can parents then be better supportive of their kids?
Brigitte emphasizes hope, listening to autistic people, and remembering that a child may understand far more than they can express. She also recommends ongoing emotional and peer support for parents.
LPH75: Authors Brigitte and Joe Shipman Write About Autism as Family
Q: What do you hope that people get out of reading your book?
Joe hopes readers recognize autistic people's depth and understand that a fulfilling, meaningful life remains possible, even when circumstances seem difficult.
LPH74: Sara Grezlik and Curt Lawson Team Up for Autism Safety
Q: If another community wanted to start something similar, so they hadn't done this yet and they didn't know about this existing, what would you recommend? Where would they start?
Sara recommends starting with a conversation among families, advocates, educators, police, and other stakeholders, using data to identify needs and building a proactive, collaborative plan. Curt adds that departments should publicize the program, explain its purpose, and answer community questions.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Let’s Plant Houses

What is Let’s Plant Houses about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on intimate conversations with families navigating life with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, and other IDDs. Episodes typically pair a parent or caregiver with a guest who brings lived experience and practical expertise, exploring daily challenges, inclusive living, education, healthcare, and long-term planning. Listeners can expect heartfelt storytelling balanced with actionable guidance—ranging from therapy choices and school advocacy to housing logistics, employment supports, and caregiver self-care. A recurring strength is translating personal journeys into scalable ideas and community resources that help other families find concrete solutions and hope, often highlighting advocacy, resilience, and collaborative ... more

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7. Emily Ulrich
8. Mary McDermid

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