הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Journeys With PDA (2024)

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Special Guest: Vinnie Stars Pt. 2 1:06:54

13d ago1:06:54

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Send us a text In this episode, Heather and Kerissa continue our chat with Vinnie Stars about the adult experience of PDA, which includes a fantastic explanation and discussion of "Leveling." Vinnie is a white queer Autistic / ADHD PDA, vision & hearing impaired survivor, speaker, coach and consultant who channels positive Autistic / Neurodivergent…

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Special Guest: Vinnie Stars 47:02

18d ago47:02

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Send us a text In this episode, Heather and Kerissa chat with Vinnie Stars about the adult experience of PDA. Vinnie is a white queer Autistic / ADHD PDA, vision & hearing impaired survivor, speaker, coach and consultant who channels positive Autistic / Neurodivergent Identity by creating Liberatory Processing Spaces through their business Square P…

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The Double Empathy Problem 52:54

2M ago52:54

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Send us a text In this episode, Heather & Kerissa chat about an interesting phenomenon known as The Double Empathy Problem. The Double Empathy Problem suggests that when people with very different experiences interact, they will struggle to empathize with each other. This creates misunderstandings between Neurodivergents and Neurotypicals that rang…

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Neurodiversity, the Basics including Abelism & Inclusion 24:53

2M ago24:53

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#1 These days we are all largely aware of neurodiversity and roughly what it entails but, how would you describe or define it to someone? What exactly is it in average person speak and what's important about it? Who does it include? Going on to talk about abelism and inclusion and what an inclusive classroom should look like starting with presuming…

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Special Guest: Clare Truman - PDA & Education 47:45

2M ago47:45

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Send us a text In this episode, Heather and Kerissa chat with Clare Truman. Clare Truman is an education consultant, author, PhD student, and big sister to an autistic young man. She specializes in supporting PDA children and young people to access education. She is the author of ‘The Teacher’s Guide to Pathological Demand Avoidance: Essential Stra…

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Empowering Parents of Disabled Children with Kelley Coleman 1:09:01

3M ago1:09:01

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Parenting disabled children is an experience I wasn’t fully prepared for. There are so many joys, but also a lot of unexpected challenges that can sometimes leave you feeling overwhelmed, inadequate, bewildered, and even isolated. One of the most helpful things I've found is connecting with other parents who’ve been through similar experiences. My …

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My Journey with Spelling to Communicate S2C - Part A 25:54

3M ago25:54

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#1 Part A of my journey with my non speaking son Henry age 13 and S2C - Spelling to Communicate. Where it began and how I find out about it; understanding presuming competence and that it his body he cannot control well (including the eyes) in purposeful motor movement. Our first sessions and being introduced to a practitioner and the stencil alpha…

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Special Guest: Donna Henderson- Is This Autism? 55:44

3M ago55:44

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Send us a text In this episode, Heather and Kerissa chat with Dr. Donna Henderson about digging deeper into the characteristics of autism that may be missed by traditional assessments. Dr. Donna Henderson has been a clinical neuropsychologist for over 30 years. She is passionate about identifying and supporting autistic individuals, particularly th…

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How to raise your vibration and change one's mind 33:36

4M ago33:36

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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, I break down the ten steps to shift a person's consciousness from fearing to attract another unhealthy relationship to discovering unconditional love from a higher perspective. I also explain the difference between 3D and 5D consciousness. Enjoy! Support the Show. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelam…

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Our Children Can be Happy and They are Lovely Humans 26:34

4M ago26:34

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#1 A look into how often others/society makes assumptions about neurodivergent and/or disabled people's intelligence just by what they see. having heard about the children/adults and their parents struggles the assumption is that they are always miserable and struggling and a real challenge for their parents, as if there is no joy. What is presumin…

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Special Guest: Robyn Gobbel- Big, Baffling Behaviors 1:09:25

4M ago1:09:25

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Send us a text In this episode, Heather and Kerissa chat with Robin Goebel, a former therapist and play therapist, about supporting children with big baffling behaviors and vulnerable nervous systems. Robin discusses her shift from focusing solely on trauma to a broader understanding of neurodivergent minds and the impact of the autonomic nervous s…

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Happy Educators Week! 4:30

4M ago4:30

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Today, Stacy express heartfelt gratitude towards educators. She encourages listeners to take a moment to appreciate their favorite teachers by reaching out with a message of thanks instead of spending their time on the podcast. Highlighting the significant shifts and challenges in education, Stacy acknowledges the dedication and hard work of educat…

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Reflections: Friendship 8:54

4M ago8:54

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In this episode, Stacy reflects on the importance and value of friendship, sparked by a recent visit from a long-time friend. She recount the joy of reconnecting with friends from different phases of her life, including high school friends and a best friend of over two decades. Stacy speaker highlights the practices that have helped maintain these …

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How Does Your Past Impact Your Teaching? 58:58

5M ago58:58

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In this episode of Chitty Chats, Stacy shares a training she has held titled "How Does Your Past Impact Your Teaching?". Stacy introduces the concept of how one's physiological and emotional blueprint, developed during early childhood, affects their responses and interactions in educational settings. The session covers the development of the brain,…

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Processing the Past for an Empowered Future, with Shailynn Brown 1:18:02

5M ago1:18:02

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Do you feel like your past experiences affect your current reality? Personally, I feel like they do. And a quick search on Google will tell you there’s scientific evidence to support that idea. For me, processing past experiences has been an important piece in my healing and wellness journey. You might have guessed from the name of the podcast, but…

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Reflections: Moms & Toddlers 13:02

5M ago13:02

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Today, Stacy reflects on motherhood, inspired by a recent encounter with a group of mothers during a weekend at a hot springs. She emphasizes the unique challenges and joys of raising toddlers, stressing the significance of emotional development and the importance of supporting each other without judgment. Stacy also acknowledges the hard work of p…

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Whole Brain Teaching and Emotional Regulation with Bri Miller 22:03

5M ago22:03

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In this episode, Stacy is joined by Bri Miller, a behavior interventionist from Wichita, Kansas, to discuss the impact of whole brain teaching and behavior intervention strategies in the classroom. Bri shares her journey from teaching fourth and second grades to becoming a behavior interventionist, emphasizing the effectiveness of whole brain teach…

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Reflections: The Importance of Repair 5:39

5M ago5:39

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This reflection focuses on the significance of repair in maintaining healthy relationships. Stacy shares personal thoughts on her recent stress-related behavior that has negatively impacted her closest relationships. Acknowledging her own responsibility, she emphasizes the importance of not just apologizing, but also changing one's behavior to trul…

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Redefining Education with Jethro Jones 38:06

5M ago38:06

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In this episode, Stacy chats with Jethro Jones. A multitasking educator, podcaster, and advocate for the transformative power of technology in learning, Jethro shares his journey from resisting the teaching profession to embracing various methods of education and podcasting. With experiences ranging from being a K-12 teacher and school principal to…

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Special Guest Sunita Theiss: PDA Flow & Downshifting 50:28

5M ago50:28

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Send us a text In this episode, Heather & Kerissa chat with special guest Sunita Theiss. Sunita shares her journey as a mother of neurodivergent children and her own neurodivergent identity. She discusses the process of realizing her family's neurodivergence and the freedom it brought. Sunita also talks about the challenges and joys of raising chil…

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Reflections: Basic Needs 7:07

5M ago7:07

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In this reflection, Stacy discusses the significance of basic needs such as food, water, sleep, social connection, exposure to sunlight, and movement for maintaining emotional regulation and mental well-being. Through a personal anecdote involving a miscommunication with their spouse being resolved post-meal, Stacy underscores how basic needs direc…

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Seasons of Grief: Navigating Past Trauma 19:43

5M ago19:43

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I’ve talked with several people lately that are having a tough time. They've felt unusually emotional or found themselves grumpy and struggling to get through the day without knowing why. And I’ll admit, I’ve been struggling too, but I think I know why. In this episode, I’ll share what I’ve been struggling with, what I’ve learned about how our bodi…

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Love-Based Education with James Moffett 29:25

5M ago29:25

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This episode features an in-depth conversation with James Moffett, the principal of Ferris Elementary School in Hutchinson, Kansas. Moffett shares his journey from being unaware of trauma-informed education to fully embracing it and implementing its practices both professionally and personally. He emphasizes the importance of meeting basic needs, l…

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Reflections: Psychotherapy Networker Conference 15:12

5M ago15:12

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In this reflection, Stacy shares insights from her experiences attending a virtual psychotherapy network conference, which involves over 5,000 mental health professionals. She talks about the importance of continuing education for licensed clinicians, touching on various topics such as ethics, internal family systems, affairs and betrayal, and the …

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Lowest mind perspective vs. one's best authentic self - Master the Upper Rooms 32:10

5M ago32:10

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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, I discuss the various levels of human consciousness perception from the lowest at shame up to peace. These examples will explain why at times people cannot see eye to eye. I include communication tools and techniques in how to shift one's rigid perspective into a conscious state of neutrality, acceptance, an…

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Authentic Voices in Education with Charles Williams 31:55

5M ago31:55

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In this episode of Chitty Chats with Stacy, Stacy welcomes Charles Williams, a Chicago-based school administrator with extensive experience in speaking, workshop facilitation, and podcast hosting. Charles shares his unexpected journey into education, originating from a need to ensure financial security for his children as a single father. He speaks…

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Reflections: Military Spouses 7:55

6M ago7:55

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In this reflection, Stacy, who is both in the military and a military spouse, shares her personal experiences and challenges of being part of a military family. Reflecting on a week of unpredictable events and the need for flexibility, She highlights the unique struggles and resilience of military spouses. From dealing with deployments and maintain…

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All About Autistic Inertia 58:11

6M ago58:11

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Send us a text In this episode, Heather & Kerissa discuss the concept of autistic inertia and its impact on PDA individuals and autistic people. Autistic inertia refers to the tendency to remain at rest or keep moving in a constant direction, and it plays a significant role in transitions and task-switching. The discussion explores the frustration …

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Flying with Diabetes: Tips for a Smoother Journey 29:03

6M ago29:03

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Flying with Type 1 Diabetes? It can be a little nerve wracking. I get it. We just flew for the first time after my son’s diagnosis, and I remember the nerves I felt before the trip. Today, I'm going to share everything I learned—the good, the bad, and the indispensable tips—for flying with diabetes, so your next airport adventure can glide as smoot…

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Trauma, Relationships, and NMT with Chelle Taylor 31:19

6M ago31:19

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In this episode, Stacy chats with her longtime friend and fellow clinician, Chelle Taylor. They recall their mutual training in the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics under Dr. Bruce Perry, which greatly influenced their approach as clinicians. Chelle shares experience in early intervention work with families and children up to 5 years old, and …

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Reflection: Perspectives 6:04

6M ago6:04

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In this reflection, Stacy reflects on a sewage pipe break in her home, using it as a springboard to dive into the broader theme of perspective. She highlights how life's experiences, both minor and significant, shape our ability to view situations in relative terms. Emphasizing the development of the cortex, which greatly influences our critical th…

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My Guest Tracy on NVR, PDA and a new venture 1:05:44

6M ago1:05:44

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#1 A good hour long episode chatting to Tracy; how we met; Tracy's background as an OT; her PDA (pathological demand avoidance) and autistic son Jack; their family; discovering NVR (Non Violent Resistance) and a new family venture called 'Aspects Together'! #2 Tracy Weiner #3 Time Stamps: 0:00 Intro to this episode and Tracy, how we met and Tracy's…

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Making a Change in Teenagers, Kids and Families with Marcel Hernandez 43:52

6M ago43:52

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In this episode, Marcel Hernandez opens up about his personal and professional journeys in working with justice-involved youth in Nashville, Tennessee. As the founder of BeAboutChange, Marcel shares how he weaves his experiences from his recovery journey into his work, focusing on the power of relationships in promoting brain development, mental he…

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Reflection: Understanding Triggers 9:56

6M ago9:56

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In this episode, Stacy shares insights on understanding triggers, particularly in the context of interactions with children, whether they are one's own children, students, or clients. With nearly two decades of experience as a clinician and a long history of working with children and families, she introduces the concept of triggers—what activates o…

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Embracing Unschooling: Transforming Learning for Our Neurodivergent Kids 52:22

6M ago52:22

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Is your kid struggling with traditional schooling? You're not alone. We've been there. And it was honestly a little traumatic for all of us. But I'm thrilled to share that we found another way. And I hope our story offers some encouragement that there are other ways out there for your child to learn and get an education beyond the conventional syst…

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Navigating Generational Trauma and Finding Hope and Love with Bryan Post 33:44

6M ago33:44

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In this interview, Stacy talks with Brian Post, a mental health professional focused on the importance of love and self-reflection in helping adoptive families and individuals struggling with trauma. Over their conversation, Stacy and Brian discuss the foundational principles of his work including his stress model — the idea that all behavior is a …

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Reflection: Judgment 5:17

6M ago5:17

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In this episode, the Stacy reflects on the past week and the recurring theme of judgment, or rather, the importance of abstaining from it, across various situations. She urges listeners to show grace to themselves and others, emphasizing that most people are doing the best they can based on their unique circumstances and internal compass. Stacy adv…

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Facing it Together: Parenting Kids with Autism + Type 1 Diabetes, With My Husband Scott - PART 2 41:55

6M ago41:55

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Has your parenting experience gone differently than you thought it would? Us too. Welcome to Part 2 of my conversation with my husband Scott, where the discussion turns to parenting kids with disabilities. In this episode we discuss: [00:54] - Navigating the grief and life-changing impact of our child's diabetes diagnosis [13:19] - A father's persp…

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Navigating Military Life, Mental Health, and Personal Growth with Qwanquita Wright 28:39

6M ago28:39

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In this episode of Chitty Chats, host Stacy converses with U.S. Army Major, behavioral health officer, and founder of Focusing on Self, Qwanquita Wright. She discusses her journey in the U.S. Army and her passion for making a positive difference in people's lives. She emphasizes the importance of looking after one's own mental well-being, sharing i…

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Reflections: Co-regulation in Relationships 5:03

7M ago5:03

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In this week's reflections, Stacy shares her thoughts derived from recent professional experiences, particularly around the importance of relationships and co-regulation. She talks about how these concepts apply across various settings, from education to military to parenting. Stacy speaks about how co-regulation is key to self regulation. Finally,…

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Facing it Together: Navigating Mental Health + Chronic Conditions, With My Husband Scott - PART 1 37:23

7M ago37:23

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“How to support a spouse with OCD?” I typed into Google after another heartbreaking day. It’s one thing to experience mental illness personally. It’s a whole other experience to watch a loved one struggle with their mental health. In this special episode of Maybe This Will Be The Cure, I sit down with my husband Scott, for a candid conversation abo…

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Teaching Strategies and Genuine Connections with Katie Kinder 32:23

7M ago32:23

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Katie Kinder, known for her iconic teal glasses, is a dedicated educator with a long history in teaching. In this conversation, she discusses her early resistance to join the profession, her mother’s influence, and how her experiences led her to become a teacher. After entering the teaching field, she began observing and learning from the best teac…

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Reflections: Money in the Bank 10:51

7M ago10:51

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In this reflection, Stacy shares her thoughts on navigating the challenging world of parenting teenagers. She introduces her concept 'money in the bank', a strategy she advocates for maintaining healthy relationships, especially with teenagers, and she emphasizes the importance of connection in these relationships even when it becomes challenging w…

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Special Guest: Lisa Baskin Wright; Neurodiversity Affirming IEPs 1:05:35

7M ago1:05:35

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Send us a text In this episode, Heather and Kerissa chat with Lisa Baskin Wright (IEP Coach) about Neurodiversity Affirming IEPs. Lisa discusses her journey and experiences in supporting families with PDA learners. She emphasizes the importance of curiosity and humanizing the child in the IEP process. Lisa also highlights the challenges faced by pa…

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Sex Trap or Beautiful, Terrific Love Making 41:58

7M ago41:58

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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, I discuss sex! I give you several examples of how sex is different in the upper and lower rooms. I break down attachment styles, so it is easier to determine who is ready for love. After listening to the podcast, there is a guided meditation to support anyone who has experienced heartache at any age or stage…

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In the home with neurodiverse children 24 hours at a time 26:19

7M ago26:19

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#1 This is not an episode on bad parenting or bad children, its an episode why we feel like bad parents and why our autistic and/or adhd and/or neurodiverse children are often made to feel this way. How us parents wish someone could come into our homes and simply observe and offer helpful advice on how to make getting through each 24 hr cycle easie…

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“New Years” Planning For Any Time of Year 13:36

7M ago13:36

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Happy New Years!...In the middle of February. Too late? I’m thinking about that Curb Your Enthusiasm bit where Larry David says you’ve only got three days to wish people a Happy New Year. I'll admit, it might be too late to wish you a Happy New Year, but it’s never too late to set new intentions. In this episode, I share my strategy for yearly plan…

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From Darkness to Light: Navigating My Mental Health Journey with Holistic Strategies 37:03

7M ago37:03

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A few years ago, my mental health tanked and I was in a really dark place. In this episode, I talk about that tough time in my mental health journey, how I found my way out of the darkness, and the holistic - mind, body, spirit - strategies I use now to support my mental health today. Content warning: this episode briefly mentions self-harm and sui…

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Welcome! | Connection in Shared Experiences 11:12

7M ago11:12

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Welcome to the first episode of "Maybe This Will Be The Cure"! I'm your host, Megan, and this podcast is a space to talk about navigating chronic pain, mental health, and the unique experience of parenting neurodivergent children. If you've ever felt that unmistakable nudge to speak up in a crowded room, you'll understand the mix of excitement and …

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Understanding Trauma and Building Resilience with Josh Varner 20:51

7M ago20:51

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In this episode, Stacy interviews Josh Varner, who plays a significant role in the trauma-informed space helping educators in schools. Josh shares his unconventional journey from being a college football coach to becoming an advocate for trauma-informed practices. He discusses how crucial it is to bring down complicated neuroscience concepts to eas…

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