Random Special needs Podcasts

‘Our Roccy Road’ is a special educational needs podcast. I’m Daniela my 4 year old son Rocco was diagnosed with his first medical condition while in utero. I’m not an expert, but as I am now a parent of a child with disabilities, I would like to invite you to join me as we try and navigate through this journey we are on. I will be having relatable chats with other sen families, adults, teachers and professionals. Hope you enjoy listening. You can find out more on my Instagram page @roccohydrowarrior

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

Tags: carer, disabilities, Education, parenting, special needs

Our podcast, When Life Gives you Lemons Make Lemonade, is privileged to have guests on our show who will share their heartwarming stories and accomplishments with you. From those with disabilities, to the agencies and organizations who lend their compassionate support. From the elderly needing much assistance, to the families who will leave no stone unturned in providing the best care they possibly can. Please contact me with any comments or questions at gourdjij@gmail.com. I welcome future topic suggestions or guests you may have in mind.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

Tags: agencies, autism, caretaker, disabilities, down syndrome, elderly, guardianship, impaired, mental-health, Sickly, special needs, Support System

Mackenzie Beauvais-Nikl, the co-host of “Everybody In,” experiences autism. But this podcast isn’t really about that, exactly. This podcast is about conversations and connections. It’s about how we are the same, and how we’re different. For each episode, Mackenzie and her co-host Andrea Moore interview a different guest. Some of their guests experience intellectual and developmental disabilities, also known as I/DD, and some don’t. They talk about friendship, family, adulthood, and — when it comes up — disability. The podcast is called “Everybody In” because they are so interested in… EVERYBODY.

The format of each episode alternates depending on who leads the interview. Mackenzie interviews guests who identify as neurotypical, meaning that they don’t have a diagnosed intellectual or developmental disability. Mackenzie asks her guest the same two questions each time, and then her guest gets to surprise her with two questions of their own. Together they go back-and-forth, getting to know each other better.

Andrea interviews guests with disabilities. Her guests might experience Down syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, fragile X, or other developmental or genetic differences. Andrea asks them a series of questions about friendship, disability, housing, transportation, love and romance, and their special gifts. At the end of the interview, the guest has an opportunity to ask Andrea or Mackenzie any questions in return.

In every episode, Mackenzie and Andrea work together to bridge any gaps, ask follow-up questions, and keep the party rolling!

Transcriptions available. Email podcast@thewayfaringband.com.

“Everybody In” is conceived and produced by The Wayfaring Band, a Denver-based 501(c)3 nonprofit. The Wayfaring Band is not a rock-and-roll band, but a band of travelers. They create opportunities for people to increase their leadership and life skills through travel, serving adults with and without disabilities.

Sound engineering: Carin Huebner

Original music: The Dosage

Season 1 co-hosts: Faith Vidrine and Andrea Moore

Season 2 co-hosts: Mackenzie Beauvais-Nikl and Andrea Moore

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Categories: Business, Society & Culture

Tags: cerebral palsy, developmental delay, developmental disabilities, disability, down syndrome, everybody in, inclusion, inclusivity, interview, neurodiverse, neurodiversity, special ed, special education, special needs, trisomy 21

Welcome to the semi-irreverent adventures of parenting a precocious, hilarious, autistic child! We salute you. And you.

Categories: Kids & Family

Tags: ABA, asd, autism, behavioral therapy, Comedy, Education, iep, marriage, mental-health, ot, parenting, PT, special needs, speech therapy, therapy

Rachel Harrington and Jessica Hill, are two passionate Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants who answer your questions related to all things sensory, occupational therapy, parenting, self-care, nutrition, and health, from a therapist’s perspective. Providing raw, honest, fun ideas, and strategies, for parents and families to implement into daily life. Great for those who work with children with sensory processing disorder, special needs, autism, and ADHD. This podcast is brought to you by Harkla. At Harkla, our goal is to help those with special needs live happy and healthy lives.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

Tags: ADHD, autism, Autism Spectrum Disorder, occupational therapy, parenting, Sensory Integration, Sensory Processing Disorder, special education, special needs, teaching

Pieces For My Puzzle Podcast was created by Nikki Shipp, mother to an autistic son. Tune in as she shares her life with a son on the spectrum and how her journey has led her to help parents and loved ones with special needs kids. This podcast is for anyone looking for quick tips and perspective, but most of all – for hope and inspiration.

Categories: Arts

Tags: asd, autism, autistic, family, parenting, special needs, spectrum

A revolution in the area of brain plasticity is currently taking place. Neuroscience is discovering more about the remarkable capacity of the human brain to change itself for the better at any age. NeuroMovement® is at the forefront of this revolution. Anat Baniel’s passion is to share her revolutionary, breakthrough knowledge and work with as many people as possible. This Method has helped both adults and children, from five days to 90 years old, transform their lives physically, emotionally, and cognitively. They have proved the “impossible” IS often possible with NeuroMovement!

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

Tags: ADHD, anat baniel method, anti-aging, autism, brain change, brain injury, cerebral palsy, neuromovement, neuroplasticity, pain relief, special needs, Stroke

Autism In Real Life, hosted by Ilia Walsh, is dedicated to offering insights into the joys and challenges of living with autism. Are you a parent or educator frustrated with how to best help someone diagnosed on the autism spectrum? Ever wish other people understood what living with autism was like? Want to know what resources and tools exist to better help your child or student? In this podcast, you will hear first-hand from other parents, educators, advocates as well as adults on the spectrum share their experiences and expertise. You will learn strategies for learning, employment, relationships, day-to-day living and more. These personal stories and interviews will inspire as well as empower you to try new tools and be a better advocate so you can see the unique gifts and talents of individuals on the autism spectrum fully recognized. Please join Ilia’s email list to get more information on the podcast, receive blog posts and the newsletter. To learn more visit www.autisminreallifethepodcast.com. To support the podcast please consider donating at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/autismIRLMusic & Editing Copyright 2020 Ryan Walsh. To hear more of Ryan’s music, you can check out his SoundCloud @TransparentDark The information, opinions, and recommendations presented on the Autism in Real Life podcast, website, or newsletter are for general information purposes only and are solely those of the individuals involved and may not represent AANE’s positions, strategies or opinions.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: advocacy, aspergers, autism, Education, family, Kids, parenting, special education, special needs, students, support, teaching

Welcome to the Stories About Autism podcast, hosted by James Hunt, the dad of two autistic boys. Each week he’ll be joined by a special guest, who will be telling their own story about autism. James will be talking to autistic adults, parents and family members of children with autism, and professionals who work with autistic individuals. In doing so he hopes to create a greater understanding of autism and show just how different and unique everybody in the autism community’s story is. This is the perfect podcast for anyone who wants to learn more about autism by listening to real life experiences. You can find more of our stories at www.storiesaboutautism.com

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Categories: Kids & Family

Tags: autism, autistic, disability, parenting, special needs

This podcast is to inspire, support, and build community for mothers raising children with autism. Brigitte Shipman is the host and creator of this podcast and it has been inspired by her son Joseph who has been living with autism for the last 31 years. Together, Brigitte and Joseph hope to offer mothers of autistic children hope for the future. They will be sharing what they have learned in their journey as well as have expert guests on the show to give you knowledge, resources, insights, and inspiration.

Categories: Kids & Family

Tags: asd, autism, autism mom, autism spectrum, child, Children, mom, mother, parenting, son, special needs

Homework is Stupid, by mom/school psychologist, Lauren Buongiovanni, brings together expert opinions and research to explore relevant topics in education.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: adaptive skills, asd, autsimspeaks, children healthcare, Education, genetics, homework, Kids, mental-health, misdiagnosis, parents, Podcast, special needs, teens, undiagnosed autism

Audio Library for information Ken Pope has put out to help families who have a child or relative with a disability or special needs, whether in the form of webcasts, radio shows or interviews. In an effort to diversify our resources we’ve created this Podcast channel for people who prefer to tune in and learn while on the go.Common topics include:Disability Estate Planning, Henson Trusts, Powers of Attorney, Guardianship and Substitute Decision Making, ODSP and Tax Credits.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: disability, estate planning, Family Planning, special needs

Covering topics of specific interest to parents and caregivers of adults who have Down syndrome.

Categories: Kids & Family

Tags: adults who have down syndrome, adults with down syndrome, advocacy, art, disability, down syndrome, intellectual disabilities, parenting, parents, special needs

Reducing Overwhelm for Christian Homeschool Moms of Special Needs and Neurodiverse Kids ***TOP 1% Parenting + Family Life Podcast*** Do you wish your home and homeschool could be peaceful? Do you long for simple systems that help life run on autopilot, instead of feeling overwhelmed and like an angry task-master who can’t get anyone to help you? Are you ready to kick fear to the curb, LOSE THAT OVERWHELM, and move into a satisfying life of Proverbs 31 stewardship? Welcome to the family!!! You have been led here divinely, because Jesus is the Good Shepherd. In this podcast, you will find secrets to reducing the overwhelm that motherhood brings, shifting into living a life of intention and unity in your homeschool, homemaking, and health, while raising special needs or neurodiverse children. Reducing overwhelm happens simply and joyfully with a few systems and hacks, which I will share here. Living out Charlotte Mason’s homeschool teachings seamlessly creates a lifestyle that extends beyond formal education and encompasses the whole family’s approach to living and learning in a holistic joy-filled way! My mission is to journey alongside you, empowering and equipping you to build a solid family foundation to bless your future generations, while you confidently live out your calling with joy and assurance, despite the challenges of the special needs life. If you are ready to say “yes” to letting go of the yelling, guilt, overwhelm, and confusion that has plagued you, then you are in the right place. Welcome home. Hey, I’m Katie Keene. Jesus Lover and Daughter of the King, Wife to a Hunk, Mama of 5 treasures (with a pair of out-of-the-box movers and shakers), Special Needs Advocate, Non-toxic Lifestyle Junkie, and Homeschool Fanatic. For years I struggled to feel confident amid the overwhelming chaos of daily life. I was frantically searching for answers to mysterious chronic illnesses, neurodiversity in my children, and special needs. I felt desperate to know how to educate and train my children perfectly, longing to keep a Pinterest-worthy home, while trying to meet my unrealistic internal expectations –and keep up with military spouse life. I felt like a hamster running on a never ending wheel. I finally realized that to create the foundations in my family which I KNEW I was called to create, something BIG had to change. I did not want to wake up someday to regret and sorrow. I longed for simple solutions to living this challenging but rich special needs life with purpose, while fulfilling my calling to motherhood, health, homeschooling, and homemaking. SO, with God’s grace and guidance, I have learned to reduce the overwhelm and I am still on this journey today. I can’t wait to share what I continue to learn with YOU! This journey toward God’s best for your family will increase your confidence, and set a firm foundation for your generations to come. Breathe deeply, Mama. Let the kid’s go play. Because it’s time for you to CHASE that JOY and PEACE you have been longing for! Connect! hello@herhomeandheart.com Grow! herhomeandheart.net/free All the INSIDER goodies for you! PLUS COMMUNITY

Categories: Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: ADHD, and stabilize your finances, biblical motherhood, cerebral palsy, christian parenting, chronic illness, communication, dwarfism, dyslexia, enhance your relationships, family, family comminucation, family life, family systems, Finance, finances, grief, health and wellness, holistic health, homemaker, homemaking, homeschool, homeschooling, improve your health, Kids, love languages, marriage, motherhood, natural living, non toxic lifestyle, non toxic living, nutrition, outside the box, parent coaching, parenting, parenting coach, secrets, sibling relationship, special needs, special needs homeschool, systems, tips, tricks, wellness

Just when you thought your retirement plan was safely on autopilot, life has a way of interrupting. Maybe you lost your job, or suddenly faced a health scare. Enter retirement expert Mary Beth Franklin, who has all the solutions — and knows the right experts — to help navigate any hazard.

Categories: Business, Education, News

Tags: 401k, divorce, employment, Finance, financial advice, Financial Podcast, health care, health insurance, Healthcare, investing, investmentnews, ira, job, marriage, mary beth franklin, medicare, Money, nest egg, Retirement, retirement plan, retirement repair shop, savings, Social Security, social security podcast, special needs, turning 65

Welcome to Creative Therapy Umbrella! This podcast is dedicated to helping therapists support the well-being and mental health of children through the creative arts. You will hear a variety of interviews with creative arts therapists, expressive therapists, and child specialists who focus on supporting infant and child mental health. Digging this content? There’s a lot more in our monthly newsletter. Sign up here: https://www.creativetherapyumbrella.com/newsletter/ Save $100 on your new Simple Practice subscription! Save 10% on your professional website with Media Queeries! Learn more about them here. In this episode, I update you on my plans for the CTU podcast and share some thanks for how amazing this experience has been. Thank you for being a supporter and a part of this journey with me! Stay creative!

Categories: Arts, Education, Science

Tags: autism, child mental health, child therapy, counseling, creative arts therapy, expressive therapy, kids in therapy, mental-health, music therapy, play therapy, special needs, therapy for children

Thriving Special Families is the perfect podcast for special needs families and caregivers…especially those impacted by Autism. Our weekly talk show is hosted by special education advocate, speech pathologist, and fellow special needs parent Crystal Sanford. While interviewing experts and caregivers alike, she offers insight, humor, and hope along your special needs journey. This is OUR show families…let’s thrive!

Categories: Kids & Family

Tags: ADHD, autism, autism family, distance learning, iep, parenting, special education, special needs, special needs parenting

For the past 30+ years, I have worked at residential schools for kids with special needs. This experience allowed me to have a “laboratory” wherein I could observe these kids on a 24-hour basis and monitor their academic and social lives. Over these decades I have developed countless field-tested strategies and methods to assist these special kids with their daily struggles. At this point in my career, my personal and professional mission is to share what I have learned with parents and professionals throughout the country. Since 2001, I have delivered seminars and provided consulting services in 25 states, New Zealand, Canada and Hong Kong. I am greatly enjoying my travels and I have discovered something wonder-filled since I began these journeys… I am LEARNING as much as I am TEACHING! I constantly cross paths with extraordinary parents, professionals and pupils. There are some wonderful people and programs out there designed and dedicated to serve “our kids”. So often — as I fly back home from my latest engagement — I wish that I could share their stories with all of you. Well, thanks to the latest Podcast technology, now I CAN !! On a regular basis I will share with you the stories of these kids… and the adults whose devoted efforts are helping them reach their fullest potential. You may never have the pleasure and the privilege to meet these folks but you should get to know them. They will inform and inspire you as they have informed and inspired me. Join me on my travels. Email me with your comments. We will learn much from each other.

Categories: Education

Tags: learning disabilities, social skills, special needs