A place where we explore research, amplify autistic voices, and change the way we think about autism in life and in professional therapy practice. Visit learnplaythrive.com/podcast/
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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In a complicated time when so many of us are feeling disempowered, this interview is a guiding light. Nessa Hill from Neurodiversity Ireland shares her story of how she used what she learned on the podcast to change the way Autistic kids are supporte... more
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In this episode, we talk about why and how part-time AAC use can support authentic participation for many autistic people. We also explore Dr. Alyssa Hillary Zisk’s insights on teaching AAC from their perspective as an engineer, as a researcher, and ... more
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I'm not directly a practitioner working with autistic clients (such as ot or slp). However, as a swim instructor who works with lots of autistic kiddos, and as a mom of an autistic kiddo, i love hearing ways we can be affirming in helping kids thrive in many areas of life!
You are amazing ❤️
This is a regular inclusion on my list of psychoeducational resources I provide in my neurodiversity affirming evaluations I complete with children. I love the introduction of a variety of topics and how it helps direct me to other resources I can also direct families to.
María Pitale, PsyD
Licensed psychologist specializing in autism evaluations
As a licensed psychologist that works with autistic children and their families, I love the message of this podcast is to amplify autistic voices. It brings up great topics of discussion including the language we use and strategies to support autisitc kiddos.
As a mom of two autistic sons and a SPED teacher this podcast is a treasured find. I have already shared with other parents and coworkers and had such important conversations on all this draws attention to. I appreciate this perspective and all the research and support behind it, especially those of autistic voices. I know it will positively impact not only my parenting, but my teaching and how I goal write, celebrate, relationship build and meet the needs of my neurodivergent students.
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Content focuses on exploring the intersections of autism and neurodiversity, with a strong emphasis on amplifying autistic voices. Key topics include educational strategies that support neurodivergent individuals, mental health challenges faced by autistic children, and the importance of community activism for systemic change. The approach taken is affirming and strengths-based, highlighting practices that respect and celebrate the unique capabilities and experiences of autistic individuals while aiming to shift traditional therapeutic practices geared towards a more inclusive and understanding framework. Episodes invite a diverse range of guests, including professionals, advocates, and autistic individuals, fostering rich discussions that ... more
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