As professionals, we are always working towards something with our Autistic clients. But are we working on the things that will truly help them lead the lives they want to live? In this episode, Autistic researcher Dr. Monique Botha helps us dive into the nuance, meaning, and impact of this question. They also help us identify what research should guide our practice as professionals, and what research we can leave behind.
View show notes and transcript at learnplaythrive.com/podcast
Delayed Echolalia & Gestalt Language Processors with Alexandria Zachos
Neurodiversity-Affirming Approaches to Social & Emotional Learning with Katrina Martin and Kat Harhai
Autistic Motherhood & Self-Advocacy with Sarah Selvaggi Hernandez
How Behaviorism Hurts Kids with Greg Santucci
AAC & Authentic Participation with part-time AAC user Dr. Alyssa Hillary Zisk
The Neurodiversity Paradigm & Strengths-Based Goals with Rachel Dorsey
Strengths-Based Early Intervention & Parenting with Rachel Coley
The Sensory Experiences of Autistic Mothers with Moyna Talcer
Executive Function Supports for Everyday Life with Oswin Latimer
The Neurobiology of Executive Function Differences with Dr. Andrew Gordon
Strengths-Based Approaches in Action: Parent / Professional Collaboration
Teaching Self-Advocacy with Dr. Stephen Shore
Being Black & Autistic: Mental Health, Bias, and Alternatives to Police Intervention with Timotheus Gordon
AAC and Autonomous Communication With Kate McLaughlin
Reframing Social Differences for Autistic Kids with Rachel Dorsey, Autistic SLP
Empathy, Autistic Shutdowns, & A Strengths-Based Life with Elsbeth Dodman
A Family-Centered Approach to PDA with Kristy Forbes
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Authenticity & Gender Expression with Lyric Holmans, The Neurodivergent Rebel
Self-Advocacy & Inclusivity: Changing the Paradigm with Zosia Zaks
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