Parents and Caregivers with Newly Diagnosed Children with Autism

The Autistic Perspective

Join us for an engaging interview with Andrew Arboe, an accomplished job coach and public speaker who also happens to be autistic. In this hour-long discussion, hosted by Katherine Wallisch, Andrew shares his firsthand experiences with transitioning to adulthood, including his self-employment ventures. Along the way, listeners will gain valuable insight into the challenges and opportunities faced by autistic individuals and the resources that can make a meaningful impact on their lives. Don't miss this fascinating conversation! You can follow all of Andrew's work in the following links: Website: https://andrewarboe.weebly.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089183776718&mibextid=ZbWKwL [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089183776718&mibextid=ZbWKwL]

Round Table Halloween Special - Tips and Trick to enjoy festivities

During this episode Katherine and Michelle discuss attitude, participation and opportunity barriers so that you as a parent of a special needs child is able to partake in fun events and empower yourself with knowledge to continue to join your community. This is our Halloween Special, however these trips can help during other festivities as well.

Your Rehab Team, Who Are We?

This episode is one that is quite lengthy but goes into detail about the about the basics of what you would need to expect from your Rehab team. In this episode Michelle and Katherine break down what Behavior, Speech, Occupational and Physical Therapy do in order to increase your child's functionality.

Parents and Caregivers with Newly Diagnosed Children with Autism

We are so excited to launch our FIRST podcast of many and to join ever growing community of autism specialist here to help you navigate this confusing and sometimes daunting world. In this episode we have dedicated our time and energy to give you some information on how to navigate the world of therapy once you receive a diagnosis for Autism.  The goal is to help give you as a parent and caregiver access to professional who diagnose and treat individuals with Autism on a weekly basis a sneak peak behind the curtain. We pride ourselves at the Autism and Brain Institute to bring you the evidence-based research and information about Autism and to give you our perspectives as professionals.  Our goal is to empower you as a parent with a child with Autism and to become an important part of your team.