הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Learning Disabilities (2025)

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143: Building Independence One Microstep at a Time 1:03:52

3d ago1:03:52

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In this episode of The Special Ed Strategist, Wendy Taylor sits down with Kristin Lombardi, MA, BCBA, founder of Zeal Behavior Analysis, and Dr. Christine Drew, BCBA-D, Assistant Professor at Auburn University, to discuss their groundbreaking book, Spectrum of Independence: How to Teach Your Neurodiverse Child Daily Life Skills. Kristin and Christi…

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Episode 127 - Catching Up With DJ Tharrington 34:18

12d ago34:18

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In Episode 127 of Let’s Talk Learning Disabilities, Laurie reconnects with DJ Tharrington to hear about his incredible journey from struggling with dyslexia to graduating law school. After facing workplace discrimination due to his learning disability, DJ decided to pursue his long-held dream of becoming a lawyer. Despite being discouraged by sever…

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Ep 140 4 Underused Strategies for a Better College Transition 18:13

16d ago18:13

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Here are four smart strategies to make your student’s college transition easier. These four strategies aren’t talked about enough—but they work. Let’s explore what they are and how they can help your student thrive. Don’t Forget:Make sure to grab your free checklist and the book to get the most out of this 12-week series. These tools will help your…

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Episode 126 - Living With Learning Disabilities - DJ Tharrington 35:35

19d ago35:35

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In this Episode, Laurie and Abbey interview DJ Tharrington, a previous client, who shares his journey of growing up with dyslexia, working around it, and pushing through college curriculum with and without accommodations. DJ also shares his experience in battling his own ADA discrimination case and how that pushed him to attend law school. Resource…

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Ep 139 5 Realities of The First College Semester 17:03

23d ago17:03

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College transition tips for students with disabilities—learn how stress, sleep, structure, and time use impact freshman year success. A strong start to college can make all the difference. This week’s episode highlights five truths every freshman should know—from time management to mindset shifts—to build strong habits from day one. Topics Discusse…

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Ep 138 Important First Semester Responsibilities 18:10

1M ago18:10

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This is week 8 and the first semester is not that far off. Today’s episode is all about first semester student responsibilities. What’s really expected of college students during their first semester? Students often don’t realize how different college is from high school. From managing schedules to staying on top of assignments, this episode outlin…

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142: How Will the General Education Teacher Know What’s in My Child’s IEP? 8:50

1M ago8:50

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In this solo episode of The Special Ed Strategist, Wendy Taylor, M.Ed., ET/P, unpacks a question many parents whisper with concern: How will the general education teacher know—and follow—my child’s IEP? Discover what the law requires, what often happens in practice, and proactive ways you can bridge the gap between the IEP document and daily classr…

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Episode 125 - College Success Coach Laura Amigone 37:20

1M ago37:20

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In Episode 125 of Let’s Talk Learning Disabilities, Laurie speaks with Laura from Rudder Coaching, a college success coach who helps students not just survive but thrive during their college years. Laura specializes in working with students already enrolled in college, helping them build strong time management habits, plan future careers, and devel…

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Podcast #26A: You and Your Employer 30:11

1M ago30:11

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We've talked about almost everywhere else in your life, except the one place where you may spend most of your time--your job. What do employers need to know about invisible disabilities? What do you need to know as an employee with an invisible disability? Here's some ideas to get you started....על ידי Dr. Lynda Price

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Ep 137 6 Conversations to Have With Your College-bound Student 26:30

1M ago26:30

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It’s not always easy to talk about tough topics—but it’s necessary. I outline six must-have conversations to help your student prepare for the realities of college life. Don’t Forget:Make sure to grab your free checklist and the book to get the most out of this 12-week series. These tools will help your student feel prepared, confident, and ready t…

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141: Listener Favorite: Complex Kids: Navigating Autism, ADHD & Anxiety with Dr. Dan Shapiro 53:24

1M ago53:24

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Understanding your child's unique behaviors can feel overwhelming—but clarity is possible. In this empowering, listener-favorite episode from our archives, host Wendy Taylor welcomes Dr. Dan Shapiro, renowned developmental-behavioral pediatrician, author, and founder of the Parent Child Journey. Dr. Shapiro demystifies the complexities of autism, A…

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Ep 136 5 Mistakes I Made During My Child’s College Transition (So You Don’t Have To) 16:32

1M ago16:32

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Welcome to Week 6 of our 12-Week Summer College Transition Series! In this episode of After the IEP, I get personal and honest about what I wish I had done differently during my own son's college journey. If you're a parent of a student with an IEP, 504 Plan, ADHD, learning disability, or mental health need, this episode is your chance to learn fro…

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140: Is Pull-Out Support Helping or Hurting? Navigating Special Ed Services with Clarity 9:02

2M ago9:02

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Join Wendy Taylor, M.Ed., ET/P and special education strategist, alongside guest Jackie Beach—early childhood expert and founder of Rally Family Support—as they unpack the real impact of pull-out vs. push-in services. Are students gaining what they need or missing what matters most? This episode is part of our 12-week, parent-focused summer series …

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Episode 124 - College Entrance Exam Prep with Jim Wismer 32:44

2M ago32:44

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In Episode 124 of Let’s Talk Learning Disabilities, Laurie interviews Jim Wismer, director at Ivy Experience and board member of the National Test Prep Association (NTPA). Jim explains how NTPA supports test prep professionals through collaboration, ethics, and professional development. He shares his journey from aspiring Latin teacher to seasoned …

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Ep 135 What is Self-Advocacy? Helping Students Speak Up 20:49

2M ago20:49

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This is week 5 of the 12 week college transition series and this week is all about self-advocacy—what it means, why it matters, and how your student can get better at it before college starts. Self-advocacy is one of the most important skills your student can bring to college. But many students with disabilities don’t know what it really means—or h…

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Ep 134 Understanding College Disability Documentation: A Parent’s Guide 16:01

2M ago16:01

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In this episode of After the IEP, we break down one of the most critical—yet misunderstood—parts of the college transition: college disability documentation. If your student had an IEP or 504 Plan in high school, you’ll learn why that’s not enough for college and what documentation colleges actually require. This is Week 4 of our 12-week College Tr…

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139: Listener Favorite: Girls with Autism: Why We’re Missing the Signs with Dr. Donna Henderson 1:03:09

2M ago1:03:09

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This listener favorite is especially important because it sheds light on how often autistic girls are misunderstood, misdiagnosed, or simply missed—keeping them from the support they truly need to thrive. Dr. Donna Henderson, a clinical neuropsychologist and expert in autism in women and girls, joins Wendy to break down the subtle signs, the cost o…

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Episode 123 - Dyslexia Basics with Melanie Florsheim 38:46

2M ago38:46

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In Episode 123 of Let’s Talk Learning Disabilities, Laurie reconnects with Melanie Florsheim to revisit the foundational concepts of dyslexia, emphasizing that it is a neurological disorder affecting the brain’s ability to process written language—not a result of brain damage or reversed letters. Melanie explains that dyslexia primarily impacts rea…

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Ep 133 Top 5 Consequences of Not Requesting College Accommodations 18:05

2M ago18:05

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In this week’s episode of the After the IEP podcast—part of our 12-week summer college transition series—we’re diving into a critical conversation: what really happens when students with disabilities choose not to request college accommodations? Whether your student is hesitant, unsure, or planning to "wait and see" how college goes before applying…

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138: What Makes a Goal Realistic? How to Know If Your Child’s IEP Goals Are Too Easy (or Too Much) 16:30

2M ago16:30

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What does a realistic IEP goal actually look like? In this episode of our Summer Question Series, host Wendy Taylor is joined by Jackie Beach, M.Ed., founder of Rally Family Support, to unpack the “just right” goal—ambitious yet achievable. Learn how to collaborate with your school team, trust your gut, and use data (from home and school) to shape …

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Ep 132 How to Get Disability Accommodations in College 14:59

2M ago14:59

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Is your student heading to college with an IEP or 504 Plan? Then this episode is a must-listen. While your student may have had supports all through K-12, college operates under a different set of laws—and that means disability accommodations aren't automatic. In this episode of After the IEP, we break down how to get disability accommodations in c…

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Episode 122 - Homeschooling with Dr. Michele Evard 31:39

3M ago31:39

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In Episode 122 of Let’s Talk Learning Disabilities, Laurie chats with Dr. Michele Evard, a seasoned homeschool consultant and co-author of a book on designing and documenting homeschool education. Michele shares her journey from academia to homeschooling her three children, emphasizing the importance of individualized learning. She explains that ho…

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Ep. 131 5 Steps to College Preparation. 17:55

3M ago17:55

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Your 12 Week Guide to Summer College Transition Planning starts right here! In this kickoff episode, I’m breaking down five essential steps to prepare your student for college—especially if they have a disability, ADHD, or mental health condition. This sets the foundation for the next 11 weeks of transition support. Be sure to download the College …

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137: What Do IEP Services Actually Look Like? 14:38

3M ago14:38

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Ever stare at your child’s IEP and wonder, “What actually happens during those service minutes?” You’re not alone—and we’re breaking it down. In this kickoff to our 12-week summer series, host Wendy Taylor and co-host Jackie Beach dive into what related services like speech, OT, and behavioral support really look like in the school day. You’ll lear…

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Ep 130 12 Week Guide to Summer College Transition Planning 7:14

3M ago7:14

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As high school graduations are occurring, it’s time to get prepared to send your student off to college. Yes, there is still time before they go. But the day your student heads off to campus will be here before you know it. So, what do you need to do now to get yourself and your student prepared to transition to college? Here is my hand picked list…

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136: Dyslexia Advocacy & Assessment: How Parents Can Partner with Schools to Identify and Support Struggling Readers 59:39

3M ago59:39

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In this episode of The Special Ed Strategist, Wendy Taylor is joined by Jenny Ponzuric, a Licensed Educational Psychologist and certified school neuropsychologist with over two decades of experience in psychoeducational assessment. Together, they walk listeners through how to recognize early signs of dyslexia, how to advocate for meaningful school-…

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Episode 121 - How To College with Dr. Andrea Malkin Brenner 25:29

3M ago25:29

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In Episode 121 of Let’s Talk Learning Disabilities, Laurie interviews Andrea Malkin Brenner, a college transition expert, sociologist, and co-author of How to College. Drawing on her 20 years of experience as a professor at American University, Andrea shares how she developed courses and resources, including her “Talking College” card decks, to hel…

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Ep 129 Planning a Productive Summer for Students with Disabilities 10:54

3M ago10:54

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Helping students with disabilities plan for a productive summer may not be on your bucket list, but it can provide a lot of opportunity to your student. For college students with learning disabilities or ADHD, summer is an opportunity to reset, build new skills, and prepare for future academic success. But without structure, summer can quickly turn…

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Ep 128 Help Students Recover from a Tough Semester 9:36

3M ago9:36

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Is your college student feeling overwhelmed, discouraged, or burned out after a tough semester? Whether they’re managing ADHD, learning disabilities, or mental health challenges, recovery is possible—with the right support. In this episode, we’ll explore how parents can help college students recover from a tough semester by recognizing academic bur…

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135: Neurodiversity-Affirming IEPs: Moving Beyond Compliance with Breea Rosas 54:53

3M ago54:53

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What does it really mean to be neurodiversity-affirming? Breea Rosas, licensed educational psychologist and founder of the Neurodiversity Affirming School Psychologist Group, joins Wendy Taylor to unpack how schools, families, and IEP teams can shift from a deficit-based lens to an affirming, strength-centered approach. From actionable language swa…

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Episode 120 - ADHD and Marriage 34:25

3M ago34:25

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In Episode 120 of Let's Talk Learning Disabilities, Laurie invites her husband Tim to share their unique experience as a married couple who both have ADHD. They reflect on the challenges and strengths of navigating life, work, and parenting together while managing their symptoms. Resources: Let's Talk Learning Disabilities Website: https://ltldpodc…

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EP 127 Professional Habits For Every College Student 16:51

4M ago16:51

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College isn’t just about earning a degree—it’s also about building habits that carry you into the workplace and beyond. While classes focus on academic knowledge, many students overlook the soft skills and professional behaviors that employers value just as much—if not more. The good news? You can start practicing these behaviors right now. In this…

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134: Rethinking Behavior: Play, Regulation & Neurodiversity 1:05:23

4M ago1:05:23

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Is it misbehavior—or a regulation challenge? In this powerful episode, Wendy Taylor sits down with Polina Shkadron, trauma-certified speech language pathologist and founder of Play to Learn Consulting. Together we explore how play, trust, and brain-based support strategies can transform how we support neurodivergent learners. With over 15 years of …

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Ep 126 5 Ways on How to Stand Out in College 17:25

4M ago17:25

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Are you just going through the motions in college—or are you standing out? In this episode, I'm revealing 5 practical ways of how to stand out in college and set yourself apart on campus. Whether you want to build connections, boost your resume, or simply make the most of your college experience, these tips can change the game. We're covering what …

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133: How to Write a Parent Input Statement That Drives Services 13:50

4M ago13:50

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Your voice isn’t just welcome at the IEP table—it’s legally required. In this episode of The Special Ed Strategist, host Wendy Taylor, M.Ed., ET/P, breaks down how to write a powerful Parent Input Statement that reflects what you’re seeing at home and in the community. You’ll learn how to collect meaningful data, prioritize your concerns, and commu…

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Episode 119 - IECA Conference 2025 20:18

4M ago20:18

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In Episode 119 of Let’s Talk Learning Disabilities, host Laurie Peterson attends the Independent Educational Consulting Association (IECA) conference in Detroit, where she interviews three professionals working to support students in their academic transitions. Resources: Andrea Malkin Brenner: TalkingCollege.com National Test Prep Association: htt…

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Ep 125 Why Resilience Through Failure Is the Key to Student Success 12:59

4M ago12:59

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What if I told you that failing is one of the most important skills your child can learn? I know, it sounds backwards. As a parent, especially of a child with learning disabilities,it’s painful to watch. But what if the real strength lies not in avoiding failure—but in how you handle it? In today’s episode, we’re diving into the psychology of resil…

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132: Early Intervention, Empowered Parents: Real Talk with Jackie Beach, M.Ed. 1:00:55

4M ago1:00:55

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What should you really be looking for in early childhood development—and what do you do when it feels overwhelming? Wendy sits down with Jackie Beach, founder of Rally Family Support and early childhood expert, for a candid, empowering conversation about noticing red flags, collecting meaningful data, and making the leap from early intervention to …

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Podcast #25: You and Your Family 1:08:45

4M ago1:08:45

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There's many important adults in your life--some may be parents, some maybe siblings, others are extended family members. All of these folks can have a huge impact on your life if you have invisible disabilities at any age.....על ידי Dr. Lynda Price

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Ep 124 What to Do After College Acceptance: 3 Essential Steps 15:27

4M ago15:27

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Your student got accepted—now what? 🎓 In this episode of After the IEP, we break down the three most important steps to take after receiving college acceptance letters: Apply early for disability accommodations – why waiting can cost you time and access. Evaluate college support services – what to look for beyond academics, including writing center…

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131: When College Feels Like Too Much (or Not Enough): Finding the Right Fit 55:33

4M ago55:33

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Is your teen overwhelmed by the idea of college? Or maybe you’ve realized that mainstream college—or even high-support programs like CLE—just don’t feel like the right fit. In this powerful conversation, Wendy Taylor sits down with Anne-Marie Stripling, an expert in college transition for students with learning and anxiety challenges, to explore ho…

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Episode 118 - Tips for Parents of Neurodivergent Students 26:27

4M ago26:27

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In this episode, Laurie reconnects with Cindy Palmer from Threshold Coaches to discuss essential parenting strategies for supporting neurodivergent students, particularly those with ADHD, as they transition from high school to college. Resources: Threshold Coaches Website: https://www.thresholdcoaches.com/ Let's Talk Learning Disabilities Website: …

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130: Go Gray with Me: The Story Behind My Mission 13:41

4M ago13:41

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This solo episode is raw, real, and rooted in love. Host Wendy Taylor, M.Ed., ET/P, shares her family’s deeply personal journey—how her son’s brain tumor diagnosis flipped her world and transformed her as a special educator and advocate. You’ll learn why she created the $19 course Cracking the Code to Special Education Eligibility—and how it can he…

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Ep 123 A College Transition Success Story 21:24

5M ago21:24

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The first semester is always challenging. One challenge that often gets missed is how to deal with academic challenges when they come up, and they will. This is particularly true when a student’s tried-and-true academic skills no longer meet the demands of higher education. I’ll tell you the college transition success story of one student I worked …

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Ep 122 Gap Year Planning Simplified, Replay 17:14

5M ago17:14

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Attending a recent high school choir event with my daughter, I noticed a shift—more students than ever are choosing to take a gap year before heading to college. While college often seems like the default next step, it’s not always the right choice for everyone immediately. The pressure to jump straight into higher education can be overwhelming, an…

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Episode 117 - Emotional Impact of Learning Disabilities 21:13

5M ago21:13

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This episode of Let's Talk Learning Disabilities focuses on the often-overlooked emotional impact of learning disabilities and ADHD on both children and adults. Laurie emphasizes the importance of validation, open communication, and self-advocacy for both children and adults navigating these challenges. Therapy, coaching, and workplace accommodatio…

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Ep 121 Does College Choice Matter? 18:39

5M ago18:39

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Does College Choice Matter for Students with Learning Disabilities and ADHD? Finding the right college for students with learning disabilities and ADHD is a critical step in setting them up for success. The college experience presents new challenges, but with the right support systems, students can thrive academically, socially, and personally. Doe…

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129: Out-of-Sync No More: Playful Tools for Sensory Success with Carol Kranowitz (Part 2) 1:07:39

5M ago1:07:39

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Feeling overwhelmed by your child’s sensory needs? In Part 2 of our conversation, sensory integration expert Carol Kranowitz returns to share practical, joyful strategies to help your child feel more confident and connected. From Ziploc paint bags to backyard crash pads, this episode is filled with simple tools to bring calm, play, and purpose into…

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Ep 120 What is Self-Advocacy? 20:02

5M ago20:02

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What is self-advocacy? How does your student develop this skill? How can you teach it? I'll review all this and a bit more in this episode. Teaching self-advocacy is one of the most important steps in preparing students with learning disabilities or ADHD for success in college and beyond. Self-advocacy involves understanding one’s own needs, confid…

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128: Sensory Processing & The Out-of-Sync Child: A Conversation with Carol Stock Kranowitz (Part 1) 55:19

5M ago55:19

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What really makes a child "out of sync"? Wendy Taylor welcomes Carol Stock Kranowitz, renowned author of The Out-of-Sync Child, for an inspiring and practical conversation about sensory processing differences. With her signature warmth and wisdom, Carol explains how to identify sensory challenges, how they show up in everyday behavior, and what you…

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