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82. Autism Parenting: A Hard Decision About Placement
Autism Moms! You are officially invited to the ultimate 48-hour reset. 🏔️✨
Join me in the breathtaking mountains of Utah for a weekend of deep rest, real connection with moms who actually get it, and the space you need to find you again. No schedules, no meltdowns, no "advocating"—just peace. You’ll leave feeling like yourself again so you can go back to your family as the woman you want to be. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Welcome to the Autism Parent Club Podcast!
Are you parenting a child with profound autism or navigating life with a non-verbal teen who requires 24/7 care? You’ve found your people.
We’re Chris and Becky—parents to an 18-year-old son diagnosed with Level 3 autism, sometimes referred to as severe or profound autism. Each week, we share real-life stories from our journey parenting a child with high support needs, including sensory challenges, communication barriers, meltdowns, medical visits, and meaningful milestones.
In this episode:
In this episode we talk with Phil and Shawnie Deutsch about their journey parenting a son with severe autism and the difficult decision to pursue residential placement in a therapeutic boarding school at age 17. This conversation explores the emotional reality of making high-stakes decisions for a child with autism, navigating uncertainty, and trusting yourself as a parent when there are no clear answers. If you’re an autism parent facing tough choices around care, safety, or long-term planning, this episode offers insight, validation, and hope. Be sure to follow Phil and Shawnie Deutsch on Facebook to continue being inspired by their journey.
Email us: [email protected]
Facebook: Unabridged Life Coaching
Instagram: @autism_unabridged
Download my FREE guide: 5 Simple Steps to Stop Feeling Overwhelmed — your lifeline for regaining calm and clarity as an autism mom.
Visit bridgeoutlet.com to find inclusive, autism-positive clothing that promotes connection, acceptance, and unity. Let’s bridge the gap together.
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Autism Moms! You are officially invited to the ultimate 48-hour reset. 🏔️✨
Join me in the breathtaking mountains of Utah for a weekend of deep rest, real connection with moms who actually get it, and the space you need to find you again. No schedules, no meltdowns, no "advocating"—just peace. You’ll leave feeling like yourself again so you can go back to your family as the woman you want to be. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Welcome to the Autism Parent Club Podcast!
Are you parenting a child with profound autism or navigating life with a non-verbal teen who requires 24/7 care? You’ve found your people.
We’re Chris and Becky—parents to an 18-year-old son diagnosed with Level 3 autism, sometimes referred to as severe or profound autism. Each week, we share real-life stories from our journey parenting a child with high support needs, including sensory challenges, communication barriers, meltdowns, medical visits, and meaningful milestones.
In this episode:
In this episode we talk with Phil and Shawnie Deutsch about their journey parenting a son with severe autism and the difficult decision to pursue residential placement in a therapeutic boarding school at age 17. This conversation explores the emotional reality of making high-stakes decisions for a child with autism, navigating uncertainty, and trusting yourself as a parent when there are no clear answers. If you’re an autism parent facing tough choices around care, safety, or long-term planning, this episode offers insight, validation, and hope. Be sure to follow Phil and Shawnie Deutsch on Facebook to continue being inspired by their journey.
Email us: [email protected]
Facebook: Unabridged Life Coaching
Instagram: @autism_unabridged
Download my FREE guide: 5 Simple Steps to Stop Feeling Overwhelmed — your lifeline for regaining calm and clarity as an autism mom.
Visit bridgeoutlet.com to find inclusive, autism-positive clothing that promotes connection, acceptance, and unity. Let’s bridge the gap together.