Answering Your Questions About Friendship & Therapy

Answering Your Questions About Friendship & Therapy

In this episode of Moms Talk Autism, we’re talking about the kind of friendship that can make a hard day feel a little less impossible. After receiving a listener email from someone who wants to better support her friend raising an autistic child, we dive into what helpful support can actually look like—and why simply showing up without judgment can mean more than people realize.

We talk about navigating outings, communicating needs, building trust, and how friends can offer help without making a parent feel like a burden. We also get honest about the mental load that comes with autism parenting, from therapy decisions and packed schedules to the constant pressure to make the “right” choices for your child.

Plus, we discuss trusting your gut, finding consistency without burning everyone out, and remembering that parents deserve care too. Because supporting your child matters—but so does supporting yourself.


Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Det här avsnittet är hämtat från ett öppet RSS-flöde och publiceras inte av Podme. Det kan innehålla reklam.

Avsnitt(274)

Before You Call It Behavior: Whole-Body Apraxia w/ Erin Clarelli

Before You Call It Behavior: Whole-Body Apraxia w/ Erin Clarelli

Erin Clarelli is back for round two! Erin is an occupational therapist specializing in whole-body apraxia, and this conversation had us looking at behavior—and ourselves—a little differently. We talk ...

31 Aug 57min

Moms Talk : State of the Summer Address

Moms Talk : State of the Summer Address

This week, we’re all over the place—in the best way. Shannon is trying to figure out where behavior ends and anxiety begins, Tash is getting ready for her big England adventure, Jean is talking women’...

24 Aug 39min

Mastering Vacation Planning for Neurodivergent Families w/ Bonnie Nofsinger

Mastering Vacation Planning for Neurodivergent Families w/ Bonnie Nofsinger

In this episode, Bonnie Nofsinger shares expert insights on planning and executing vacations for families with neurodivergent members. We discuss challenges, strategies, and tips to create enjoyable, ...

17 Aug 56min

Moms Talk Moms: Summer Q's

Moms Talk Moms: Summer Q's

In this lighthearted episode, we’re talking all things summer—favorite foods, travel plans, bucket-list adventures, beach days, concerts, festivals, and the vacations we still can’t stop thinking abou...

10 Aug 33min

Building Connections: The Heart of Disability Advocacy w/ Kendra Davenport of Easter Seals

Building Connections: The Heart of Disability Advocacy w/ Kendra Davenport of Easter Seals

In this episode, Jean and Tash sit down with Kendra Davenport, President and CEO of Easterseals, to talk about the work the organization is doing to support individuals with disabilities and their fam...

3 Aug 49min

Answering Your Qs : Jealousy

Answering Your Qs : Jealousy

In this episode, Shannon and Brittney talk about one of those feelings no one really wants to admit out loud: jealousy. After reading a listener email about feeling jealous of families with neurotypic...

27 Juli 34min

When Behavior Is Communication: Understanding Apraxia, Motor Planning, and Connection w/ Erin Clarelli

When Behavior Is Communication: Understanding Apraxia, Motor Planning, and Connection w/ Erin Clarelli

In this episode, we’re joined by Erin Clarelli, a neurodiversity-affirming occupational therapist, to rethink the way we understand behavior, communication, and motor challenges in autistic and disabl...

20 Juli 58min

Populärt inom För unga lyssnare

rss-jossan-nina
rss-ska-inte-ljuga
lojsan-buster
rss-vuxna-pa-latsas
badfluence
the-power-meeting-podcast
magiska-godnattsagor
rss-2under2
rss-ryktet-gar
tabberaset
mammasanningar-med-vivi-och-carin
rss-skilsmassopodden
rss-foraldramotet-bring-lagercrantz
fatta-familjen
rss-hastnetpodden
godnattstund
rss-fran-blojor-till-brollop
rss-angra-inget-2
sagor-i-barnradion
tredje-gangen-gillt-med-ida-och-sanna