Autism Exchange - Episode 12 - Farha Correll

Autism Exchange - Episode 16 - Janis & Michael Recap

Well, this happened...Janis & Michael attempt to recap wonderful conversations with Kirsten and Farha, but as they often do, things went sideways. These twists and turns make for a lot of fun - and yes - there are many, many things to pull from great conversations with great people. Questions? Ideas? Feedback? We want to know! info.autismexchange@gmail.com

Autism Exchange - Episode 15 - Autism in the News

Join Michael and Janis as they test the waters, talking about "The Stimming Pool"  a film co-created by the Neurocultures Collective and filmmaker Steven Eastwood.  The discussion takes twists and turns, and in true Autism Exchange fashion, even agreeing and disagreeing, there is so much to learn from one another.  Speaking of fashion, the conversation includes Barbies and race cars- don't miss out!.

Autism Exchange - Episode 14 - A Janis & Michael Short

Janis & Michael have a VERY quick check-in with news, reviews, and things to come. Get your Autism Exchange quick fix in this short. Ideas? Questions? Feedback? Let us know! info.autismexchange@gmail.com

Autism Exchange - Episode 13 - Kirsten Coldiron Part 2

Michael and Janis welcome back a special guest, one who generously works behind the microphone and behind the scenes- AND is a mom of two boys, one of whom has autism.  Who can it be?  Welcome back, Kirsten Coldiron!  In her usual candor, Kirsten talks about finding the right fit with doctors, caregivers, and everyday people who interact with families,  including hair stylists, grocery store passersby and everyone in between.  Kirsten shares what is been like on her trips to Holland with PJ, with occasional detours to Spain.  She also talks about how her whole family celebrates the everyday wins, and the big milestones.  And the people outside of her family who make it possible.  For parents and professionals- we see you.  And you don't want to miss this episode!

Autism Exchange - Episode 12 - Farha Correll

Farha, a solo mom of Vincent, a young boy with autism, shows us how to find the beauty in everything - even the hard stuff (like poo in a pool). Her perspective on "get to" instead of "have to" is life changing. Please don't miss this! Feedback? Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Let us know! info.autismexchange@gmail.com