
If you're a parent with a child diagnosed with Level 1, 2, or Level 3 autism or worried about speech delays, tantrums, autism signs, hitting, potty training struggles, picky eating, meltdowns, sensory issues, or toddler behavior that feels confusing or overwhelming, you're in the right place: www.marybarbera.com Hosted by Dr. Mary Barbera — RN, doctoral-level Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 331 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Is your 18-month-old not talking yet? Dr. Mary Barbera shares five essential action steps to help parents navigate early speech delays with clarity and confidence. From checking developmental milestones to understanding early signs of autism and usin... more
Dr. Mary Barbera and Rachel Smith share a simple, effective 3-step plan to stop toddlers from hitting and throwing things, even when they're overwhelmed or frustrated. Based on positive parenting and behavior science, this approach helps toddlers wit... more
Dr. Mary Barbera answers the top questions about stimming and scripting in children with autism, explaining why they happen and when to be concerned. Stimming isn't bad, but when it's constant, unsafe, or disruptive, it's time to take action. Instead... more
When toddlers show signs like hyperactivity, tantrums, or language delays, it can be hard to tell if it's ADHD, autism, or both. Dr. Mary Barbera shares how to spot early signs, understand the key differences, and take action before a diagnosis. Usin... more
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Promotes pseudoscience, for example, non-science-based functional medicine recommendations for kids with autism
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.
Very little useful content vs rambling self-promotion. Don’t waste your time.
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
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!!!
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This podcast provides practical insights and strategies for parents navigating the challenges associated with autism, speech delays, and various behavioral issues in children. Hosted by an experienced Board Certified Behavior Analyst, episodes break down complex topics into actionable guidance, covering critical areas such as language development, managing tantrums, and promoting daily life skills. Unique in its approach, the show offers a structured four-step method that can be applied by parents and professionals alike, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to support children with developmental challenges or delays.
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