
Welcome to The Autism Helper Podcast, where we explore different strategies to improve the lives of individuals with autism.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 383 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Executive function is one of those terms we hear all the time, but what does it actually look like in the classroom? In this episode, Dr. Nicole Tibbits breaks down executive function in plain language and shows where it shows up in everyday classroo... more
If your class fell apart this week and September felt fine, you're not doing anything wrong - this is the week it always happens. Novelty wears off around week four or five, students start testing the real limits, and it feels like everything you bui... more
In this episode, we're talking about prompt fading and why the start of the school year is the perfect time to plan for it. Those first weeks are naturally full of support, but the prompts we add in August can quietly become the prompts students depe... more
Sometimes the off-task behavior, the wandering, the "he just won't listen" moment isn't defiance at all - it's confusion. When a direction is unclear, students don't know what we expect, so they fill the gap with something else, and we read that as a... more
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I absolutely love Sasha’s podcast because of her attention to helping autistic children thrive, particularly at school — it is evident in each of her episodes! As a licensed child psychologist who works with autistic children and their families, this is a podcast I will be recommending parents to start listening to.
This used to be one of my favorite podcasts, but it is about 5 minutes of good content and 8 minutes of promo. The concepts are great, just be prepared to fast forward a lot.
I love listening to the Autism Helper Podcast everyday when I walk! I have increased my mileage and steps, because I want to listen to more. Listening to the podcast helps me daily in my Functional Academic SDC. I also share with parents as well as assign it to my para educators and then discuss the topics and strategies at our weekly meetings.
This podcast is helpful to avoid staff burnout. Practical information in bite size pieces.
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The show centers on practical strategies for teaching individuals with autism, emphasizing evidence-based methods, classroom management, and family engagement. Recent episodes highlight generalization of skills beyond the classroom, the pivotal role of paraprofessionals, writing meaningful IEP goals, and culturally responsive practices, all while weaving in resources, tools, and sponsor messages for educators and families. The format blends hands-on tips, data-driven approaches, and real-world anecdotes aimed at helping teachers, therapists, and parents implement sustainable progress in diverse settings.
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Recent guests on The Autism Helper Podcast include:
1. Quintara Tucker
2. Michelle Diaz
3. Laura Hayes
4. Andrew Devitt
5. Melissa Ziegler
6. Dr. Destiny Huff
7. Mandy Grass
8. Allison Solomon
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