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Turn Autism Around

Dr. Mary Barbera
Autism
Early Intervention
Traveling With Children
Parenting
Behavior Analysis
Speech Therapy
Child Development
Behavior Management
Adaptive Skills
Self-Care Skills
Developmental Milestones
Applied Behavior Analysis
Potty Training
Desensitization Techniques
ABA Therapy
Toddlers
Speech Delays
Electronic Device Usage
Life Skills
Diagnosis

Dr. Mary Barbera, RN, doctoral-level behavior analyst, best-selling author, and online course creator discusses autism and speech delays from several different angles for both parents as well as medical, educational, and behavioral professionals. Learn more at www.marybarbera.com. Each week we discuss Mary’s 4-step proven approach to tackle common parenting struggles including how to improve talki... more

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The Barbera Early Childhood Assessment (BECA) is a free, 10-minute digital autism screener designed for parents, physicians, researchers, and autism professionals. Created by Dr. Mary Barbera, the BECA assesses self-care, language, and behavior to pr... more

Many children with autism face hidden medical challenges that affect speech, behavior, and sleep. Dr. Richard Frye, a Harvard-trained pediatric neurologist, explains how folinic acid (leucovorin) may help, especially in kids with folate receptor auto... more

Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is a profile within autism marked by extreme resistance to everyday demands due to anxiety and a need for control. Though not officially recognized in the U.S., many families find PDA-informed strategies helpful. B... more

Mary Barbera joins BCBA and autism mom Rachel Freedman, as she shares how recognizing early signs in her son Max led to an autism diagnosis at just 13 months, and how early intervention transformed his development. By acting quickly, Rachel helped Ma... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Richard Frye
Harvard-trained child neurologist and national leader in autism research
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Episode: #324: Leucovorin For Autism: Dr. Richard Frye on New Autism and Language Research Parents Need
Ameila Dalphonse
BCBA and owner of Master ABA
Master ABA
Episode: #323: PDA in Autism: Signs and Strategies That Work
Rachel Freedman
BCBA and mother tackling autism advocacy and behavior analysis.
Episode: #322: Too Young for a Diagnosis? Why Early Intervention for Autism Can’t Wait
Denise Voigt
Functional nutritionist and owner of My Spectrum Heroes
My Spectrum Heroes
Episode: #317: Functional Medicine and Autism: Denise Voight on Key Nutrients, Blood Tests to Ask For, and the Link Between Zinc, Nutrition, and Behavior
Bailey Payne
Behavior analyst and author of Behavior Breakthrough
Episode: #314: Behavior Breakthrough: Simple ABA Strategies That Make a Big Impact at Home and in the Classroom
Julie Matthews
Certified nutrition consultant and author
Nourishing Hope
Episode: #310: Autism and Nutrition - The Research and How to Implement Autism Diets
Kaelynn Partlow
An adult with autism, registered behavior technician, author, and keynote speaker
Project Hope Foundation
Episode: #309: Insights from Kaelynn Partlow—An Autistic Therapist, Author, and Advocate
Melissa Schiefelbein
A mother and BCBA who works with parents and children in the autism community.
AngelSense
Episode: #307: AngelSense for Families with Autism and My Experience
Cuyler Romeo
Occupational therapist and feeding specialist at Feeding Matters
Feeding Matters
Episode: #303: ARFID & Autism: What Is It & How Can You Help? | with Feeding Matters OT - Cuyler Romeo

Host

Dr. Mary Barbera
Host and behavior analyst focusing on autism, child development, and parenting strategies. She is a registered nurse, best-selling author, and online course creator.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 498 ratings
  • Pseudoscience

    Promotes pseudoscience, for example, non-science-based functional medicine recommendations for kids with autism

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Science Matters!
    United States22 days ago
  • Share the stage

    I do love this information. It is very helpful. I do wonder if the people who come to speak get to say all that they came to say. Maybe Mary can save her comments and additional knowledge for podcasts in between called: ‘what else I know’ or part two.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    TinyT.
    United States5 months ago
  • 100% repetitive sales pitch

    Very little useful content vs rambling self-promotion. Don’t waste your time.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    jooliek
    United States6 months ago
  • Needs more depth

    As a parent of an autistic child, I try to find resources that I can listen to on the go and learn something useful that will help my child. While this podcast is useful but it is highly surface level. It is good if you are a new listener for 1-2 episodes but if you are a recurrent listener, it is so hard to find anything useful. Dr Barbara is good when it comes to jotting down stuff into pointers but more often than not, all of the points allude to either her own books, her assessment method, o... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    SP_KM
    Canada6 months ago
  • Doable and effective. Mom and professional friendly.

    This podcast provides strategies that truly work and are simple to implement. I am so thankful that a friend shared this with me. I have the tools now to help my child calm down and stop throwing and hitting. Soooo grateful!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KDQ70193
    United States2 years ago

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Content is practical for both parents and professionals in the autism community.
Variety of perspectives shared by expert guests enrich the discussions.
Overall appreciation for the informative and supportive community that the podcast fosters.

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#324: Leucovorin For Autism: Dr. Richard Frye on New Autism and Language Research Parents Need
Q: What improvements have you observed with leucovorin treatment?
He indicated that 77% of children showed significant improvements in verbal communication after treatment with leukovorin.
#324: Leucovorin For Autism: Dr. Richard Frye on New Autism and Language Research Parents Need
Q: What can traditional practitioners do to start looking under the hood?
Dr. Frye suggested parents ask for basic tests like lead, iron, and zinc levels, emphasizing the need to rule out medical conditions.
#324: Leucovorin For Autism: Dr. Richard Frye on New Autism and Language Research Parents Need
Q: Can you tell our listeners how you migrated to doing autism research day and night?
Dr. Frye shared that his journey began after his residency when he encountered many children with autism who needed help, leading him to explore the complexities of the disorder and possible treatments.
#322: Too Young for a Diagnosis? Why Early Intervention for Autism Can’t Wait
Q: How can parents become strong advocates without burning out?
Focus on priority needs of the child and establish what battles are worth fighting.
#322: Too Young for a Diagnosis? Why Early Intervention for Autism Can’t Wait
Q: What are two to three things you did early on as a parent that made a big difference besides getting support?
Interacting directly with Max and getting to know what he liked were key aspects that made a difference.

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Content primarily focuses on autism, speech delays, early intervention, and effective parenting strategies, blending personal journey insights with professional expertise. The host discusses various topics relevant to both parents and professionals, including behavioral strategies, picky eating, potty training, and early signs of autism and ADHD. The unique approach combines practical advice grounded in behavior analysis with personal anecdotes, aiming to empower families navigating the autistic spectrum. This format seeks to bridge the gap between scientific understanding and day-to-day applications, making the content accessible for a diverse audience.

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1. Dr. Richard Frye
2. Ameila Dalphonse
3. Rachel Freedman
4. Denise Voigt
5. Bailey Payne
6. Julie Matthews
7. Kaelynn Partlow
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